General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
SS Coachscrews at Bunnings - Are they ok?	29-Jul-2014 At 11:06:20 PM	Mr Poopypants
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Well, I've snapped dozens of them, just using a ring spanner, and as anyone who knows me will attest - I have the arms of Monty Burns (not Neil Monty). Sure, I've also snapped old carrots even easier sometimes. I just think a new bolt should be stronger than that! Over torqued / talked?? Glued in they are probably okay in shear, but I wouldn't go out of my way to put them in! As for any bolt breaking if over-torqued - I'd like to see anyone break a 10mm rated stainless machine bolt torquing it with a ring spanner!!! Not going to happen. Except for Wolfy - Wolfy could do it. :-)

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