Method of boring holes which are open at both ends in the ground

Boring or penetrating the earth – Enlargement of existing pilot throughbore requiring...

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175 19, 175 62, 405184, E21B 726, E21B 728

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ABSTRACT:
A method of boring holes in the ground, which holes are open at both ends, includes forming an open-ended pilot bore by means of a first self-propelled displacement hammer of smaller diameter. Next a cable is introduced through the pilot bore and then the diameter of the pilot bore is increased to form the hole by means of a second displacement hammer of greater diameter. The second displacement hammer is guided through the pilot bore by pulling it with the cable which for this purpose is attached to the leading end of the second hammer.

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