Posted by Kanuck on January 23, 2010 at 17:47:35 from (67.211.74.104):
In Reply to: OT/Old Barn posted by Burn or Salvage? on January 23, 2010 at 17:27:03:
It might be a real bear to pull nails from salvaged lumber that old but it seems a shame to burn it. A while back a fellow bid on dismantilling an old grain elevator that the railway wanted off their siding. He had it knocked down then hired an army of students to tear it apart so he could sell the lumber. They didnt get too far as that old 2x6 fir didnt give up nails very willingly and ran out of time before the railroad told him he would have to burn it to get it gone. Not such a good deal for him. Hope yours turns out better. Have a good one
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