Pool Demolition and Debris Loading

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What happens here

This comprehensive step covers the full process of swimming pool demolition and the subsequent loading of concrete debris. The crew uses an ASV RT-75 compact track loader equipped with a grapple attachment to systematically break apart the pool structure. Pieces of the concrete and other debris are then carefully lifted and loaded into a large red dump truck, branded 'GENADEK', which is positioned strategically on a dirt ramp to facilitate easier and safer loading, minimizing impact on the truck bed.

Goal: Efficiently demolish a swimming pool and load all debris for recycling or disposal.

Tools and materials

ASV RT-75 Compact Track Loader ASV — Breaking down pool walls and lifting debris
Dump Truck GENADEK — Transporting demolished concrete and debris
Grapple Attachment — Gripping and loading concrete pieces
Hard Hat — Head protection on a demolition site
Hearing Protection — Protecting ears from loud machinery
Dirt/Fill Material Local supplier — Creating a ramp for debris loading

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moving on to next where's that so this is that pool demo that Tim technically forgot about well he didn't forget about it he just forgot what the address was and we've got a video coming out on how we actually remove a swimming pool because I don't know about seven maybe 10 years ago we systematized the process for removing a swimming pool and then I'm gonna be actually shooting a video on exactly what that system is how we do it how we break it down into its different components where everything goes what the steps are and in what order that we do it so make sure you stick around for that video because that one if it hasn't already come out will be coming out really quick [Music] better access there we're tied over there we'll have to grab that and remove it [Music] so the idea here it's not to just go up to the dump truck and just pull them crash the material into the bed because we would eventually rupture through the bottom of our dump truck the idea is to go up and to just gently lay it in there John dropped off a load of dirt now this is structural fill soil that we use and before it actually goes into the pool we'll use it as a ramp so we can get up there we don't need it to get our material in but it just makes feathering it into the bottom of the dump truck that much easier where's-where's Blaine

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