Excavating and Removing Buried Barn Foundation

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TOUGH DAY on the Farm job

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What happens here

The foundation of an old barn, comprising concrete, boulders, rebar, and other materials, was buried on-site instead of being hauled away. The ASV RT-75 skid steer with a bucket attachment is used to dig up and remove these large, buried components. The operator expresses frustration at finding more buried debris than anticipated, as previous contractors were supposed to have removed everything.

Goal: Uncover and remove the buried foundation of the old barn.

Tools and materials

ASV RT-75 Posi-Track Skid Steer ASV — Digging up and moving foundation debris
Bucket Attachment ASV — Excavating and carrying heavy debris
Buried Barn Foundation Debris N/A — Needs to be removed or re-buried

What they say

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there's a lot of changes in the grade and angles on this site and I really want to get smooth transitions but what I'm finding is every time I shave off one Ridge I'm hitting a rock or a chunk of concrete or rebar or the foundation of a building or something else grandma's wheelchair I don't know it's down there it's buried it wasn't hauled away to work on the lower pasture I put on the sr3 grading range now the edges of this pasture are thick with topsoil and my idea is to widen out and give my customer you useable space I'm going to take those edges down and bring them into the center that will also let me import less black dirt to top press this area I mean if you look at this man we got we still got dirt we can use depo we still got look at look at how it's not we got a hump right here you can see it so if we level this out

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