General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
upside down P's	31-Oct-2011 At 9:06:58 PM	rowan
Message
Apparently the info is on here already, but I'm not allowed to read the bolting section. Chris Coghill told me he read that putting p bolts in upside down to reduce the sideways torque on the bolt is not a good idea and greatly reduces the strength of the bolt. He said he couldn't remember the reason but it was a real good one. I've been putting them in up this way, is there a good reason not to?

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