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From: nfreeman@fas.harvard.edu (Noah Freeman)
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Subject: Re: Stuck Locking Carabiners
Date: 20 Feb 1995 06:31:11 GMT
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or buy the petzl attache, which is designed so it cant bind up under 
load...the sheeve does not contact the nose...




REUELJOE (reueljoe@aol.com) wrote:
: A learned this from my instructor a few years ago

: If you lock a locking biner and it gets stuck, try unlocking it with a
: load on it...