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Strategies & Market Trends : The Residential Real Estate Crash Index
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To: neolib who wrote (282886)10/12/2010 8:13:53 PM
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These cable is coming off manually spun drum sitting on a wimpy support, then when it runs into the pipe casing lip, they have some sort of rubber mat they've thrown over the lip, and the pressure of the cable on that mat has gone way up since they started. But it doesn't look like they have a brake on the drum, and further, at some point the cable pull might just yank the entire drum & stand over, given the angle off to the casing. Seems very primitive to me.

Edit, now one guy is holding the cable full time by the mat, it having dawned on them that the pressure there is likely getting to be a problem. They better figure out its only going to get worse as they keep going.
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