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drum into

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drum something into someone and drum something into someone's head; drum something in
Fig. to teach someone something intensely. Her mother had drummed good manners into her. She drummed in good manners day after day.
See also: drum

drum something into somebody
to teach something to someone by frequent repetition Firefighters rely on training that's drummed into them through repeated exercises.
See also: drum


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Simply mount the unit onto the skid steer, mix the concrete, move the drum into position, and tilt to place the concrete.
They fit under the lip at the top of the drum, giving a firm grip and making it simple to move the drum into its ultimate location without any problems.
Although lifting gear will still be required in order to move the drum into place when full, and to hoist it off the trolley when it is finished with, using the lightweight drum trolleys frees up other resources such as fork lifts, and other moving equipment for other tasks.
 
 
 
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