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Re: Climb Stopping Mechanism
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Originally Posted by GeeTwo
Wow. I was at Lowe's shopping for ratchet wrenches this evening, and thought of essentially the same thing when I looked at the flex-head wrenges. I was thinking of using a non-flex head, non-reversible wrench, wedging it in a piece of aluminum channel (similar to your two bolts), and lifting it out parallel to the shaft. If you do this, be sure to mark the ratchet wrench as to WHICH SIDE FACES OUT, or you'll have a useless climber for a match or three.
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The nice thing about the flex-head wrench is that we can constrain the head in-place to avoid that exact problem (though we probably ought to mark it anyway).
For those who are interested, this is the wrench in question:
https://www.amazon.com/TEKTON-WRN570...words=WRN57010
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