Posted by Philip d on March 20, 2022 at 07:04:26 from (96.44.72.74):
I had a guy in looking that has a mini excavator and a jackhammer attachment about busting up the old stalls and feed bunk. He figures itll take him 4 days to do it all. After that I can use the kubota and dump truck to clear it out. Before that though I had to remove the feed bunk neck rail , wooden trough and cow mats. Have one side of the mats removed, was all the kubota could do to lift them. Will do the other side in two loads. Going to order new steel for one side of the barn as the curtain is in rough shape and the good steel below the curtain I remove can fill in the curtain area on the far side of the barn. We had a tenant contract drawn up, have a certified pest control plan and insurance. Will all need pressure washed this summer and the storage building will be officially open for rental.
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