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   Catskinner | Jul 10, 2006 07:59am | #1

   http://www.archerusa.com/Product_Dexpan_En1.html

   Works great.
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   trout | Jul 11, 2006 05:25am | #10

   Ditto what catskinner said. 

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   davidmeiland | Jul 10, 2006 08:02am | #2

   Well, someone had an extra yard on a pour and left a big turd for ya'. They should have just sent it back. I went by the batch plant I use a while back and they had bought a big load of metal forms for concrete highway dividers, and were using excess mud to make them.

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   txlandlord | Jul 10, 2006 04:59pm | #3

   3 x 3 x 3 - that is one yard of concrete with a weight of 2000 lbs +. A compressor run heavy duty jack hammer would break it up.  The expanding stuff sounds interesting, but I have no experience. If you try it post the results.

    

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   PeteDraganic | Jul 10, 2006 05:32pm | #4

   1 yard of concrete weighs 3150 pounds IIRC.

   you could use a sledge to break it up as well.  not that big of a deal... jack hammer should have no prob... even an electric one (the big stand-up kind).  It is safe to assume that the concrete is not reinforced.

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   txlandlord | Jul 10, 2006 08:39pm | #6

   I stand corrected, but I did put 2000 lbs +. An electric would work...but much slower.

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   DanH | Jul 10, 2006 06:44pm | #5

   Build a good hot fire over it, one that will burn for several hours.

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   JohnSprung | Jul 10, 2006 09:48pm | #7

   Where is this, and how long do you have to do the job?  If you're in a freezing climate, just drill the holes, wait for winter, and fill them with water.  ;-)

   Seriously, though, tell us where this is.  Is there access for a backhoe or bobcat?  Perhaps there's somebody on Breaktime nearby who'd have the equipment to make this an easy job.

    

    

   -- J.S.

    

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   Piffin | Jul 10, 2006 09:50pm | #8

   I have a bosch electric Brute. I could break it up in twenty minutes or less

    

    

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   MiKro | Jul 10, 2006 10:35pm | #9

   A bobcat with hammer attachment would make short work of it.

   mk

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