General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
T-Nut Removal	20-Jun-2005 At 12:43:23 PM	Rocky
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I dont completely understand the set up not living within a few hundred kms of a wall, but if its possible you could cut the bolt at the back with a hack saw, just ask at mitre ten for one, or if you have one, they are specifically made to cut steel, etc. You may have already tried this, just a suggestion. good luck with it, Tim.

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