Thread: 1972 Chevy K30 Longhorn Build

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Originally Posted by rspears

Ryan,
Not that it matters now, but if you find yourself dealing with an old, defunct hot tub in the future, a chainsaw is your friend. I had one that was no longer viable, and 1/2 hour with a chain saw had it in pieces that were easily tossed into a dumpster.

A Sawzall with a fast cutting blade works pretty good, too, if you don't have a chainsaw....;-)

Originally Posted by randyr

A Sawzall with a fast cutting blade works pretty good, too, if you don't have a chainsaw....;-)

I actually loaded up my generator, sawzall, and an extension cord and had planned to cut it up. Guess what? I forgot the blades in my truck and that's why I had to resort to plan b which wasn't anticipated.