How to do a $4,000 job in One day -Silo Demo
Video by Stanley "Dirt Monkey" Genadek
Stanley "Dirt Monkey" Genadek
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This project details the process of safely demolishing two old, crumbling farm silos that posed a risk due to their deteriorating condition. The demolition involves strategic weakening of the structures, attachment of heavy-duty cables, and controlled pulling using a tractor, ensuring the silos fall into a designated open area away from nearby structures and power lines. This project highlights the importance of careful planning, specialized equipment, and adherence to safety protocols for large-scale demolition.
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(4,789 characters)it's all about risk it's all about calculated risks you tuned into this because you want to learn how to make $4,000 in a day and I'm going to teach you that making 2,000 4,000 68 $10,000 in a day is not going to happen if you have zero skills you my friend acquire the skills that will make you more money every single day by taking the risks by pushing yourself further today is an example when you watch this Silo fallen down it needs you to understand and they called me a demolition expert in this interview and I had to laugh a little bit cuz it's been 30 years since I ever knocked down a silo to do this job I had to YouTube it yeah I had to figure out ah how did I how did I used to knock them suckers down when I was 14 15 years old and that's when it all came back to me but do you see the risks that are part of every project you take on and I want you to see every project as an opportunity as a learning chance whether you win lose or draw it doesn't matter as long as you learn if you so happen to go south on a project and it doesn't turn out the way you want you will never repeat that job again my friend because you will look at that project you will see where you yes you went wrong it's your fault that the job went wrong not somebody else's because you either didn't take into account the factors that lead to success or you just missed something on your bid or anything else that happened it's your responsibility but that doesn't mean it's a bad thing those are the good jobs cuz I guarantee you you will never repeat that job again at that price again and do you see where the projects that don't go so well can be as valuable as all of those projects that put a ton of money in your back pocket for me every job we're on is a learning opportunity and I need you guys to understand that you're going to start taking risks you're going to start pushing yourself outside of your comfort zone you're going to start taking on bigger projects you're going to start Landing more jobs you're going to start putting bigger money in your back pocket and you're going to learn every time that that job doesn't go so well and you're going to do it better the very next chance this demolition job was that in action let's see what happens silos have been standing for more than 60 years the concrete silos have been empty for decades and the crumbling so the decision was made on the O'Brien Farm to keep the barn but lose the silos nearby power and phone lines have to come down for the day then holes are made in The Silo so a large cable can be attached to a tractor to make sure the silos fall on open ground and not into the barn the concrete is knocked out on one side with sledgehammers very carefully then a little tug from the tractor and Kaboom absolutely terrified I was so afraid that something would go wrong and somebody would get hurt and these guys did just a phenomenal job we recycle it all too so we take we separate the debris on and uh the concrete goes to one place gets ground up reused as road base the metal gets recycled not a lot of people own silos anymore and it's really kind of sad to see him go when I was a girl um I found a lot of kittens in that Silo the demoltion demolition crew said those old style concrete silos are disappearing fast most of the new silos are made from steel well the Minnesota farm of some decades old silos look at that H down we'll show you more coming coming up we've got to recap this thing because this is a huge point you want to grow as a business owner you want more opportunities to put bigger profits in your back pocket you're going to start to push yourself outside of your comfort zone you're going to take on projects that maybe you're just not comfortable with when you're finished with that job you now have an education that will stay with you forever and you're going to look at the numbers you gave them and you're going to go did I do good did I do bad how did I do on this project and I don't care if you went the the job went belly up on you or if you knocked it out of the ballpark that's not the point the point is you're going to analyze how that job went and you're going to figure out a way to make it go better the very next time and every time you tackle a project you're going to get a little better and a little better and a little better until you finally have it nailed down I love you guys I love you girls I want absolutely nothing but the very best for each and every one of you please hit the like button please share this video please let other people know about it why because I want the whole world to have an opportunity I want the whole world to make their dreams come true I think when that happens it's just it's just a better place God bless God bless each and every one of
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