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About LinkBacksWarsop Benjo power rammer. 1:50 video:
A diagram from the manual:
I'm wondering if this is the relevant patent, for a "Rock Drill and Like Implement", issued to H. E. Warsop in 1934:
More: US patent #1981764
Previously: manual rock drill
Warsop Benjo power rammer. 1:50 video:
A diagram from the manual:
I'm wondering if this is the relevant patent, for a "Rock Drill and Like Implement", issued to H. E. Warsop in 1934:
More: US patent #1981764
Previously: manual rock drill
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Seedtick (Sep 24, 2018)
Is a Power Rammer actually what we call a compactor now? Our city street crews could use those to compact the asphalt patches so they would stay in the holes...
Similar to that, I had a German plate compactor (ironically I think it was a Wacker brand) that was bulkier and didn't jump so high : big weight difference i would think. It didn't stop till out of fuel or switched off, but then again it was a pull start with heaps of compression.Originally Posted by VinnieL
Looks more like a power post driver Just pull that flat foot off and slip over a T post or round pipe and hammer in in the ground.
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whee.... that looks to be a real treat to run for an extended period of time....
I have a Wacker Tamper Rammer for compacting dirt... otherwise known as a jumping jack.... it will wear a guy out...
The Ingersoll Rand plate compacter is easy to run... just walk behind it and guide it along.... easier than a push mower.
PJs (Sep 25, 2018)
spent many hours with a Wacker Tamper Rammer and walked miles behind a plate compactor.
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PJs (Sep 25, 2018)
Interesting design for that vintage. Although never having used one or a plate compactor what they do and the versatility of them is pretty cool. It may be that I would use it to call the Worms on Arrakis and probably a good thing his quit before they came...
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Ha ha actually I was waiting for Burt Gummer to show up and tell him that was a bad idea.Interesting design for that vintage. Although never having used one or a plate compactor what they do and the versatility of them is pretty cool. It may be that I would use it to call the Worms on Arrakis and probably a good thing his quit before they came...
Never try to tell me it can't be done
When I have to paint I use KBS products
Who ya gonna call...1-800-Bad-Idea...and Burt shows up!
‘‘Always do right. This will gratify some people and astonish the rest.’’
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PJs (Dec 14, 2018), Seedtick (Dec 14, 2018), that_other_guy (Dec 15, 2018), will52100 (Dec 14, 2018)
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