sticking its nose in and telling you whether it s actually cow you re eating, and not road kill. why is there are government inspection of that? privately produced product? this is a link and pin coupling system. this used to be the industry standard for how you would linked railway cars together. and for whatever reason, this is what real world companies like. this is what they built. for their cars. even though break man, not infrequently got their fingers or even their hands ripped off when they were trying to operate this stupid system. for tying rail cars together. the companies like that. this is what they used. it s what they ve been using for decades. why would they change? it would be expensive to have to do it any other way. , until 1893. when the federal government banned those types of coupling s. and forced railroad companies to use something that wouldn t rip off the hands of their employees. that s 1893. the safety appliance act.
why is there government inspection of that privately produced product? this is a link-and-pin coupling system. this used to be the industry standard for how you linked railway cars together, and for whatever reason, this is what railroad companies liked. this is what they built for their cars. even though brakemen frequently got their fingers or hands ripped off, the companied liked it. this is what they used. this is what they had been using for decades. why change? it would be expensive to have to do it another way. until 1893 when the federal government banned those types of couplings and forced railroad companies to use something that wouldn t rip the hands off their employees. that was 1893, the safety appliance act. today president biden announced that the occupational safety and health association,
sticking its nose in and telling you that s actually cow you re eating and not road kill. why is there government inspection of that privately produced product? this is a link and pin coupling system. this used to be the industry standard for how you linked railway cars together, and for whatever reason, this is what railroad companies liked. this is what they built for their cars. even though brakemen frequently got their finger os hands ripped off, the companies liked it. this is what they used. this is what they had been using for decades. why change? it would be expensive to have to do it another way. until 1893 when the federal government banned those types of couplings and forced railroad companies to use something that wouldn t rip the hands off their employees of that was 193. the safety appliance act.
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Under COVID-19 Outbreak, how the Pipeline Couplings Industry will develop is also analyzed in detail in Chapter 1.7 of the report.