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go-devil

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go-devil [′gō ‚dev·əl]
(engineering)
A device inserted in a pipe or hole for purposes such as cleaning or for detonating an explosive.
A sled for moving logs or cultivating.
A large rake for gathering hay.
A small railroad car used for transporting workers and materials.
go-devil
A device used to clean a pipeline by placing it at the pump end of the pipeline and forcing it through the pipe by water pressure.
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com [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] GO-DEVIL Go-Devil has put together a package that not only gets you to good hunting spots, but keeps you hidden and comfortable as well.
Hide the hunters by Johnson, M.D. / Wildfowl
She was a go-devil climber and, in her private letters, a model of vigor and honesty.
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[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] GO-DEVIL Go-Devil's 54-inch bottom craft with 20-inch sides is designed for hunters who want high sides to run in open water.
Off to the hunt by Zappia, Tony / Wildfowl
 
 
 
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