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Also, RossABQ is right IF they are hollow self drilling anchors, however I am almost positive they wouldn't be.

As a few others have stated, I believe it is just for safety reasons. Prevents other nuts/couplers/rods on the construction site from being used.

I made the post because I wanted to learn about the problem, which is why I put "Let me know if anything is missing."

Length of pipe is 10500mm or about 34 feet.

Thanks for the help guys.

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