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Originally Posted by Wetzel
The tetras are glued together and the bolts in them have loctite. This should not be a problem.
Wetzel
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I'm not sure I would count on that keeping them from rotating. Regardless of them being glued together and having loctite on the bolts, each leg is an axis that is held by a single bolt at each end along that axis. What keeps the bolt and leg from spinning in the hole in the end connector? I wouldn't rely on friction, and any loctite in that hole won't cut the kind of moment induced from swinging a 9 pound tetra.