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Topic	Date	User
Bolt Plates	21-May-2007 At 3:19:33 PM	Ronny
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I saw something like this a while back. I replaced the first bolt on 'Peregrin' at Norton Summit (probably the most fallen on bolt in South Australia - but that's not saying much I guess). It was an expansion bolt, but the plate had been loose for quite a while. The plate always rotated as people fell onto it, and when I ripped it out the bolt had worn through about 3mm or so (10mm bolt). The bolt plate was quite worn as well - but the bolt had certainly taken a hammering. So I guess it is possible for this sort of wear to occur. Not sure if it would be all that common though.

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