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Wrecking Ball

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TDF

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Jul 9, 2019
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Location
Seward, Nebraska
Good to know. Thanks. If I do use one for demo, I'll be dropping it with an old P&H crane so might work pretty well.

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matnicoe

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Sep 29, 2019
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Location
US
Although many building owners prefer controlled demolition nowadays, there are still those who opt for wrecking balls. I agree that we should really consider the size and weight and the demolition site as well first.
 
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Md00738

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Oct 15, 2016
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18
Location
Iowa
I use an old Forklift rear weight, kind of trapizod shaped. 5,000 lbs solid cast. I pick it up with thumb and drop it or toss it.
 
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