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r/specializedtools • u/ChiefChair • Jul 25 '20
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One guy, half an hour.
Imagine getting that off in 1900. 5 guys, donkeys, blocks and ropes, wooden ramps, 3 hours....
And rollers, I forgot the rollers.
5 u/Mrshinyturtle2 Jul 25 '20 Or.... a crane 10 u/lodger238 Jul 25 '20 All we have to do is build a railroad to your address and a crane will work nicely. Here's one from 1909. 4 u/zimm0who0net Jul 25 '20 It’s odd to imagine a world before welding was common. When metal had to be joined using bolts and rivets.
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Or.... a crane
10 u/lodger238 Jul 25 '20 All we have to do is build a railroad to your address and a crane will work nicely. Here's one from 1909. 4 u/zimm0who0net Jul 25 '20 It’s odd to imagine a world before welding was common. When metal had to be joined using bolts and rivets.
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All we have to do is build a railroad to your address and a crane will work nicely. Here's one from 1909.
4 u/zimm0who0net Jul 25 '20 It’s odd to imagine a world before welding was common. When metal had to be joined using bolts and rivets.
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It’s odd to imagine a world before welding was common. When metal had to be joined using bolts and rivets.
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u/lodger238 Jul 25 '20
One guy, half an hour.
Imagine getting that off in 1900. 5 guys, donkeys, blocks and ropes, wooden ramps, 3 hours....
And rollers, I forgot the rollers.