Plowing in conduit/pipe/duct pictures.
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What's holding the pipe on the bullet? Looks like it's just slipped on...
It’s a carrot. Screws into the inside of the pipe. Holds very tight Chinese fingers get torn up too fast in the rocks.
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Interesting. Seems the pipe would pull off.
Pipe breaks before carrot slips. You need a three foot bar to screw the 2” carrot in fully.
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Those look like the taper taps I used in the water well industry. They had buttress threads so that the pipe would not slip off. We used them to fish pipes out of the wells. It was impressive how much weight that they could hold.
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GREAT seeing an 8N doing what it was made to do.
