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Der Terminus "pull it" bedeutet nicht (wie von den Twoofern behauptet), ein Gebäude "einzureißen". Diese Bedeutung wurde frei erfunden.
Der Terminus "pull it" bedeutet nicht (wie von den Twoofern behauptet), ein Gebäude "einzureißen". Diese Bedeutung wurde frei erfunden.
Sorry, du scheinst nicht die Fähigkeit zu besitzen, dich abseits von Twoofer-Seiten über die Thematik zu informieren."I've had enough. The term "pull it" means pull it over. The term isn't used much today, because of the modern equipment used by demolition contractors. Fifty years ago wrecking contractors were less affluent, they depended more on ingenuity in the work place than on equipment. This was especially true when large buildings were taken down with hand labor. In those situations most interior and exterior walls had to be cabled and "pulled" in onto floors. Before you "pulled" the walls you would place old truck tires on the floor to cushion the shook and maintain the integrity of the floor your working on. In those days wrecking contractors would often attach cables to trucks or a dozer to collapse a section of a building or whole buildings. With advent of backhoes, skid loaders you don't have the need for cabling that you did in those days"