And how many boats have their windlasses, cleats and bitts attached firmly enough that they would not tear out? |
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In season a mishmash of trypots, harpoons, windlasses and long boats were collected on the beach, ready for a shout from a lookout high on Paritutu. |
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He gave us instructions for the building of a Greek siege engine that consisted of two Spanish windlasses, the arms of which were connected by a bowstring. |
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Underground, many artefacts can be seen, including stemples supporting stacked deads, ladders, pump rods and pipes, pulleys, ore tubs, windlasses, guide chutes and timbers. |
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Medieval cranes were occasionally powered by cranks, although more often by windlasses. |
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