Septic tank demolition
Part 1:Smashing a septic tank with a rock, before you ask its not as hard on the machine as it may look most of the time the boom is pretty neutral and its just the rock impacting.
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House Demolition DIP 1455
In memory of that great men construction. Built in 1978, by M Pla... This house History was pushed to rest after a fire. Thanks to the builder and his friends that gave the spirit and vibe...
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2014 Simcoe Williams Cup Heat 1 Demolition Derby
2014 Simcoe Ont Canada - Williams Cup - Regional Championships - Norfolk County Fair - Modified Demolition Derby CHECK OUT MY FACEBOOK PAGE! https://www.facebook.com/#!
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AVAFreeStylE DemolitionXIIX FlagMovie #3
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Brigden 2014 Demolition Derby | Trucks
Filmed Saturday 18th 2014 Brigden Fairgrounds, Brigden Ontario Canada.
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GoPro: Building Demolition
Demolition experts use almost a ton of explosives to implode the 116 meter AFE Tower in Frankfurt, Germany. Special thanks to Christian Cyfus. vimeo.com/christiancyfus Shot 100% on the HERO3+...
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Video: Demolition of 750 W. Michigan Ave. in Jackson
Video of the demolition at 750 W. Michigan Ave. in Jackson.
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Demolition [2] of the camper in preparation for Tiny House build
I went through several trial and error phases to finally figure out the best and safest way to demolish it. In this video i discuss what i thought worked well with the original Prowler design...
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A four-man demolition crew has started tearing down the squalid Massachusetts house in which the skeletal remains of three dead infants were found.
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The home's owner had until 9 a.m. Tuesday to contact the town or seek a court order to halt the demolition, but failed to do so, Blackstone Town Administrator Daniel Keyes said.
"We have a professional demolition team in there right now," he said as a backhoe clawed at the outer walls.
All utilities had been shut off and someone went through the building to make sure no one was inside before work began, he said.
The town's fire department was hosing down the debris and dust to contain the offensive odors still emanating from the home which had been filled with dirty diapers, animal carcasses and infested with insects and rodents.
Blackstone's Board of Health ordered the demolition, which is expected to take two days.
Erika Murray, the woman who lived in the house with four children and her longtime boyfriend, is being held on $1 million bail on charges including fetal death concealment. She has pleaded not guilty.
Murray's lawyer Keith Halpern said last week that she appears to have mental health issues. He said Murray told him the dead infants were born starting about eight years ago and at least one was born alive and lived a few days before she found the child dead in a bassinet. The state medical examiner has not determined how old the babies were or how they died.
Murray's other four children, ranging in age from 6 months to 13 years, were removed from the house in August. Authorities found the infants' remains in a more thorough search a few weeks later.
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Crews demolish Mass. home where babies' bodies found
Onlookers cheered Tuesday as a four-man demolition crew started tearing down what some had dubbed a "House of Horrors" - the squalid Massachusetts home where the skeletal remains of three infants were found.
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A backhoe started clawing at the outer walls after a 9 a.m. deadline passed without the home's owner contacting the town or seeking a court order to halt the demolition. Blackstone Town Administrator Daniel Keyes said all utilities were shut off and someone went through the building to make sure no one was inside before work began.
The town's fire department hosed down the debris and dust to contain the offensive odors still emanating from the home, which had been filled with dirty diapers, animal carcasses and infested with insects and rodents.
Blackstone's Board of Health ordered the demolition, which is expected to take two days.
Erika Murray, the woman who lived in the house with four children and her longtime boyfriend, is being held on $1 million bail on charges including fetal death concealment. She has pleaded not guilty.
Murray's lawyer Keith Halpern said last week that she appears to have mental health issues. He said Murray told him the dead infants were born starting about eight years ago and at least one was born alive and lived a few days before she found the child dead in a bassinet. The state medical examiner has not determined how old the babies were or how they died.
Murray's other four children, ranging in age from 6 months to 13 years, were removed from the house in August. Authorities found the infants' remains in a more thorough search a few weeks later.
"It's an end to a long drama here in town," Linda Konowitz said as the backhoe demolished the porch. "It's going to put a lot of people at rest."
She said the demolition wanted to see the home be demolished.