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Topic	Date	User
When to replace a belay device	28-Apr-2005 At 4:06:09 PM	sticky
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The only problem I used to have with my old Wild Country VC was that once the wire was stripped bare it was much more flexible than the insulated wire - invariably on rappel it would flex inwards and 'pinch' between the rope and the belay device body (hard to explain). The result was a jerky, horrible abseil, and when it got caught when belaying, a jerky feed out of slack. I got a new belay device (different brand) and no more worries.

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