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Carabiner loading |
6-Mar-2015 At 9:14:19 AM |
shortman
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On 6/03/2015 Richard Delaney wrote:
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>Did I miss something in this thread where the >discussion moved from tri
>axial to co axial? They are quite different situations.
>Richard
Wondered that myself. I reckon the OP has got his knickers in a knot about tri loading where he was worried about an angle that he could only find data on the anchor and not the carabiner attached to the anchor. Still can't really figure out exactly what he was asking.
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