buried cache

[rwd mo]

You can rent an electrict jack hammer for 30 bucks a day and do some chisleing as I have. It's quick and not that loud and WILL do the job right. You might try to dowse or have it dowsed to see where its at first. just a thought.

 

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[g-olden years]

Just my 2 cents worth -- since you'll be dealing with a "house" that was formerly "merchandise-storage" jerry-rigged from a "factory", just be sure all electric power is turned off to whatever area you rip apart, as old electric wiring could be pretty much anywhere, and maybe dad cut a few corners also. Better to be safe than sorry! If cache is there, I hope you find it and that it's awesome! Andi

 

[catbird]

does anyone live in the factory/ home now. i assume this is first floor. no crawl space undernieth( space between first floor and ground). i would have to consider some type of metal is in the concreate, otherwise there would be cracking just like lastleg mention, moisture penitration. maybe a non- ferious metal locater, one that would not pick up on metals that are magnetic might work if the cache is big enough and not buried too deep...

 

[Connecticut Sam]

Just my 2 cents worth -- since you'll be dealing with a "house" that was formerly "merchandise-storage" jerry-rigged from a "factory", just be sure all electric power is turned off to whatever area you rip apart, as old electric wiring could be pretty much anywhere, and maybe dad cut a few corners also. Better to be safe than sorry! If cache is there, I hope you find it and that it's awesome! Andi

It would be a big shocker if the electric power is still on.