BEFORE & AFTER Abandoned Home Demolition Southern Illinois - Day 3 with the Bobcat Mini Excavator

It's demolition time again at Kapper Outdoors! This time I am tackling an abandoned collapsing block house and adjoining garage. This is day 3, and the Final day of actual demolition of this 2 story abandoned block home. In today's episode I'll be back in the bobcat e42 R-2 series mini excavator and I'll take down the rear portion of the house where the rear porch and kitchen walls are still standing. Then I will work on pushing all of the roof debris, and wall debris closer to the dumpster so I can get it loaded. Also, I have to be careful not to fall in the basement as some of the main level floor is still intact. So I will slowly work my way into the center area of the home footprint and crush in the main level floor so that I don't drop in the basement! Then I'll be crushing and sifting mostly the block debris to push it all into the footprint of the basement to complete the actual demolition of this abandoned home! I have one last day scheduled to do the final cleanup! In case you missed the previous episodes here is the complete mini playlist of this demolition project: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b7_Weq8NQvQ&list=PLBsh6BAME40CbzChAvP1oCNBQT7b4O_9_

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