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Feb 10, 2021 - 05:26 PM
We're not aware of any warning or prohibition against using a hammer as described. Obviously you want to take care not to damage the shackle, the bolt, nut or retainer pin.
Hi, I work in a AHTS vessel. We use this 120 tons shackels, that has xxxx and bolt and a hole for safety pin, and I see the crew tight the bolt with a hammer and put the pi9n inside the hole, use a couple of bars to bend every leg of the pin and the use a hammerto bend more>my question is if is ok to use the hammer or is useful, , I think the hammer is unnesesary but I want to double check with you, regards David G. Crosby 3-1/2" G-2130 Bolt Type Anchor Shackle - 120 Ton WLL - #1019739
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" Crosby G-2130 Bolt Type Anchor Shackles \n Crosby G-2130 Bolt Type Anchor Shackles are forged, quenched & tempered Grade 6 shackles with an alloy bolt, nut, and cotter pin for secure, semi-permanent rigging connections. Each unit is proof-tested, fatigue rated, and built to exceed industr...
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