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The men on the ropes had not the leverage to swing it back, though they could try to pull it back. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #636)

I then saw the great iron head seemingly become smoothly larger and larger as it swept forward. The bloody metallic configuration burst through again and this time, as soon as it had entered, before it could swing back, I rolled a rock from the debris between it and the lower edge of the rupture. There was a grinding of iron and rock as it swung back and then reared up, against the top of the rupture, and was still. The men on the ropes had not the leverage to swing it back, though they could try to pull it back. They would, of course, attempt to swing it in further, gain leverage, and then try to draw it back again. In this, however, they would lack the momentum generated by the full movement of the ram, utilizing the full arcs of the leather cradles. A blade thrust through between the head and the wood, and then a spear thrust through, similarly. - (Renegades of Gor)