Cleaning Out A 114 Year Old Barn & More | Abandoned Farm Cleanup Day 7

I really enjoyed watching this! I have such an interest in old barns. I don't know why, I'm from Chicago, IL now Overland Park, KS. I was wondering, what did the wall with all the little cubby holes do? THANK YOU for the video!!!

GOOD JOB YOU TWO

So the new owners aren't going to farm

Wish there was enough monies in the state coffers to restore old barns like this, most just need a roof replacement. These old barns are a work of art,a symbol of the hard working people that lived in an era when you farmed to sustain your family’s life before government and greed took over.

“A barn can build a house but a house can’t build a barn”.

That old bed frame made me think about the bed we slept on when me and my brothers were little at my grandparents it was a feather bed

As strange as it seems, you are the only ones who show what you do

There is a lot of good reusable lumber.

You my friend are a hoarder, because it takes one to know one lol!

The big barn is such a cool barn we had a barn similar to that growing up. Looks to be in pretty good shape

i love going through old buildings, can find some wonderful items. what is the story on that farm, is it going to be developed? what area of the country are you in. enjoy your videos.

I have a close friend that does these clean ups, he is so greedy for the almighty dollar that everything goes in the dumpster, many time I have seen him take things to the scrap yard and a few weeks later, someone comes in looking to buy it. I swear he would be a multimillionaire now if he had just sorted the stuff and parted it out. today there is someone out there looking for everything old and metal. I have seen dozens of old tractors being scraped for pennies when if they were advertised or even put in the scrap meet or auction have would have tripled his money..

Would have loved to scratch in the throw away stuff. Did you save the metal for scrap

I hope you took that old car out of there. Car collectors/restorers love stuff like that.

That was a wood cook stove in the shed!

After I got 7 minutes into the video I had stop watching.... I couldn't bare to watch All those Treasures thrown into the scrap pile !!!

While that couch is in bad shape today, it was once a beautiful piece.

How did you get permission to collect anything you wanted from this site?

What is going to happen to these buildings?

I swear I could smell that old barn!

That's a lot of antique stuff,them small block Chevy heads probably was some good casting,this is heart wrenching to watch,I would save every piece out of there,it's a lot more than scrap value there in my mind but to each is own I guess

What Did You Do With The Old Mailbox

Love the spares bins amazed

What a tremendous barn could you imagine that barn restored that loft amazing

Willy's jeeps

Great car crusher I like to see Yankees American are great

So you get one person you can trust. Instead of hiring a crew to help you.

Threw away good useable stuff very sad

I think that you just gave up that mystery truck is a copy of the one that you first pulled out... I hope its in as nice of shape... from the cab lights, looks to be a bit more wear on it. You are doing a commendable job of cleaning out steel and other miscellaneous stuff. I do think that there are old engine collectors... generators when stripped have a lots of copper in them.

Had a guy tell me when he moved from Wisconsin to Florida. He had a lifetime of scrap. He didn't want to spend the time trying to sell it. So He got a loader, dug a whole and buried it. Wonder if the new owners ever discovered it?

Anyone know where this location is? State area

Imagine the blood, sweat and tears spilled in the past on this farm. Forgotten now.

Somewhere out there is a farm collector crying their eyes out.

keep up the great work really enjoy these farm clean ups

Heck yeah, what kind of coffee yu all drink ? That was a FAST barn clean out , lol Ty for taking us along Silas

We have this same kind
Of clean up we are going
To have to do. Stuff dating
Back to the 1800s

Love the videos Silas. I'm catching up watching as I'm going through rescued junk myself. Anyway, if know one has said yet, I'm pretty sure those old knobs (Treb Forte) etc. you pulled out of the video published 12-20 were antique pump organ knobs.

It's a boiling 44°C in Worcester
South Africa 🇿🇦, today!!!

Silas, can you get the tracking and rollers of that barn door??

These clean up's just goes to show us YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU !

Brilliant from us in Australia !

A lot work you guys put in. One days work looks tiring. Still more clean up and more adventures to look forward too. Great videos keep 'em coming. Thanks Silas and be safe out there.

Great video Silas

Old brass headboards make cool driveway markers over culverts

is the old farm place for sale or sold when you are call in for a cleanup?

Enjoyed this video. It's Jan. 8, 2022 and I checked your stats. I see today you have already had over 11,500 views of this video on this first day on which you posted this video. On this day you have over 31,000 subscribers. Also, you have had over five million seven hundred thousand views on your videos to date. Wow. whodathot?

Why don't you just use that chevy truck I saw you driven in that last episode?

Where are you located

When panning around in a building please do it slower. Fast is OK for the Mt.s in the distance, but not closer things. I have been watching from the beginning and will continue.

F100 60s -78 seen any lately

I bet January and February aren't your favorite months to be in the business you're in. I think I'd hang up a sign saying "Silas wishes you all a nice winter. See you in Spring!" and head somewhere warm, whether that's Arizona or your living room.