Quickest/best way of taking down corrugated iron shed roof

[Flat 10]

Any tips? Held into timber purlins with spring head nails. Want to keep timber/tin sheets separate for disposal. Hard work with a wrecker bar. Used teleporter where there is access. @grainboy? anybody else? TIA.

 

[grainboy]

Quickest way, angle grind heads off, starting at bottom, work a section and let it go, push up with forklift into scrap bin, always be above out of harms way.

 

[multi power]

Semtex

 

[Lincs Lass]

20tn 360 with a selector grab

 

[Thick Farmer]

Swan Vestas.

 

[Unbrako precast]

If you remove a line of sheets cut all the purlins on one end of the bay with an angled drop cut from an access basket reaching over the rafter using a reciprocating saw they normally swing down and break off , if the shed is tall enough. Then sort them out on the floor . You have to half cut through the purlins on the far end on the last bay

 

[Unbrako precast]

To stop it twisting the rafter as it hasn't any the other side to hold it straight.

 

[Short_Angus]

Quickest and safest

 

[simon-0116]

Quickest and safest View attachment 357676 View attachment 357678

did you cut some of legs first or just pulled it

 

[Short_Angus]

did you cut some of legs first or just pulled it

Gas axe well through all the legs then winch.