General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Warning: 169 kg breaking strength lower offs	15-Aug-2011 At 3:04:21 PM	Climboholic
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Any opinions on if it is necessary to lock wire D-shackles? I came across some at Point Claire last weekend which were loose. So I tightenend them with my Leatherman and lock wired them with some excess cable I found. In the aircraft industry we lockwire everything so it makes me uncomfortable trusting my life to something that could just be finger tight.

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