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The American Frontier, Populating The Free Land And Castors!   By: mark farrell
Industrial castors are commonly used for transporting heavy loads in all sorts of industries today and so are made to withstand an awful lot of pressure, various floor surfaces and extensive periods of use. As such, they would have been ideal for moving entire families across the nation without breaking.(read entire article)
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Would The Egyptians Have Built The Pyramids Faster Using Castors?   By: mark farrell
Castors are essentially small wheels and are everywhere you look today. They are attached to furniture, shopping trolleys, catering trolleys, cages that are used for transporting goods to retail outlets and even on units that are used in heavy industry. They can be fixed or swivel and are made from various materials. However, regardless of their size and material, their general aim is to make objects move across the floor easier than would otherwise be possible. Just imagine how much easier castors would have made moving all of that stone(read entire article)
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Could The Great Fire Of London Have Been Avoided With Castors?    Submitted as: Mike Gerrish
The Great Fire of London is one of the seminal events in the history of the capital city and indeed in the history of England. Occurring on September 2, 1666 and lasting three days, it began in a bakery on Pudding Lane and swept through the city, destroying more than 13,200 homes and important buildings including St Paul’s Cathedral. Although the death toll is unknown because the poorer classes were not counted, it is though that thousands died in the fire. What is known, though, is that the Great Fire of London could have been stopped had the authorities not hesitated to take action. In fact, had they had modern technologies like castors then it need not have happened at all. Yes, castors could have helped to prevent the Great Fire of London. No matter how unlikely this may seem, it is completely logical and completely true. As there were no fire brigades back then, or at least none that resembled those that are around today, the policy that the authorities in London used to prevent the spread of the fire was to demolish the buildings around the fire so as to remove its source of fuel. Unfortunately, it was almost 24 hours after the fire starting that the mayor, Sir Thomas Blood worth, ordered the demolition to begin. Getting the equipment into the city to demolish a perimeter around the fire was no easy feat and it took significantly longer than expected. When time was of the essence, the authorities failed... but they would not have done had they been more mobile, which is where the castors come in. In short, there are huge numbers of tasks that castors fulfil and all are related to movement so imagine how they could have helped the people dealing with the Great Fire of London. They could have used them to move the demolition equipment and remove the rubble from the site. They could have used trolleys to get water to put out the smaller fires that had been started by arsonists. They could have moved people out of high risk areas more easily. In short, they could definitely have helped to stop the Great Fire of London in its tracks. Castors were obviously not invented in 1666 but the huge advantages they offer could have prevented the incredible level of damage caused as the fire took hold of the city. Heavy duty versions can carry weights of up to 11,500kgs and are designed to support them no matter what the challenges of the terrain. The trolleys, cages and other industrial transporting tools fitted with them are easy to move and last for years. As such, they would have been ideal for use during the tragedy. If castors could stave off such disaster though, just imagine what they can do for you today.(read entire article)
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How Much Faster Would Hadrian's Wall Have Been Built Using Castors?   By: mark farrell
Castors could have enabled the Romans to choose the sturdier option of stone for the entire length of Hadrian’s Wall, allowing them to transport the materials from one source to where it is needed without any trouble at all.(read entire article)
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Would Castors Have Stopped The Fall Of The Roman Empire?   By: mark farrell
Castors are the small wheels that can be found on the bottom of trolleys, cages and trunks that are used to wheel goods and belongings from A to B in the home, in various industries and in transport and construction.(read entire article)
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A Flair For The Dramatic: Shakespeare And Castors    Submitted as: Mike Gerrish
Shakespeare’s early plays were performed at The Theatre and the Curtain in Shoreditch, London before moving to The Globe in Southwark following a dispute with the landlord of the former.(read entire article)
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How Castors Would Have Made A Caveman's Life Easier   By: mark farrell
BIL Castors and Wheels manufactures and Suppliers of castors, casters and pneumatic wheels. Great deals on castors, big savings on pneumatic wheels. Huge selection of castors for all applications. Next day delivery.(read entire article)
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Stonehenge And Castors   By: mark farrell
BIL Castors and Wheels manufactures and Suppliers of castors, casters and pneumatic wheels. Great deals on castors, big savings on pneumatic wheels. Huge selection of castors for all applications. Next day delivery.(read entire article)
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Strange But True: Castors On The Eiffel Tower?   By: mark farrell
Castors on the Eiffel Tower in Paris? Public recompense to travel up it to check out the viewpoint, take photos of it and distribute gain money to take in a tour or two as open by guides underneath its hulking bulk.(read entire article)
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The Boston Tea Party And Castors   By: mark farrell
At 300 pounds per chest, and lacking the innovation of castors up until this point, that is 102,600 pounds of lifting and heaving chests into the Boston Harbor in three hours(read entire article)
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