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Topic	Date	User
Girth Hitching slings to pro	16-Sep-2007 At 9:45:36 AM	userfriendly
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On 16/09/2007 dave wrote: Another situation where this could come in to play is where the biner would be on a sharp rock edge (ie. where a fall would snap the biner)- in this situation the best thing to do is thread another nut to the placed nut- thus extending it. I tend to look elsewhere for pro, if a situation like that happens. but if its the only piece I would probably do it but once the nut is threaded.A) do you clip the bottom nut right near the nut or B) push the nut up and clip, then pull the nut back down to secure Im pretty sure you would use the b method. maybe good for the guy asking the question too, instead of just a pic.

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