Lost Arrow Spire Rebolting
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Leave Less Trace. Spire tip is way cleaner now. Thank you to the team that worked so hard to make this happen! |
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Cool video, really interested to see the whole process and thinking. My uninformed question is why remove all of those wedge studs that looked good? Seems like they pulled easily (not sure why), but was there anything indicating that they needed removal? Seems like adding hangers would be the easiest option instead of replacing with glue-ins. |
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Big Red wrote: No need to have a dozen bolts littering the top when a few thoughtfully placed glue ins will work much better and last our lifetime. The summit looked like a pin cushion prior to Ryans work. |
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Kevin Mokracek wrote: Right, but I'm wondering why not keep 2 of the existing studs and pull the rest? Is their sub-optimal placement the main reason? |
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Big Red wrote: I don't know. Personally I would have left one of the oldest for pure historical reasons. |
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Big Red wrote: Multiple reasons which Ryan touches on. Not best location. Bare Hangers not ideal for high line rigs (and are more prone to accumulate tat). Consistent hardware at all anchor locations. I sorta get the affinity for an old Leeper for history but I long got over that. After seeing a few in the wild they became fixed trash to me for the most part. |
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Thanks for the video! Can't wait to watch this after work. |