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Agreed.

Best to do as Fi has, check the DMM website and get the details on which model from which time period are affected/recalled.

It is interesting that this subject has come up recently in a couple of different threads. A link to some older and perhaps valuable input... Swivels on bridge? | The Tree House (masterblasterhome.com)

Agreed. Brian offers experienced, accurate advice on this.

If there's twist in the line, you can unclip, straighten out the legs, then reclip to the swivel and the inherent twist will spin the rope into a twist again as the swivel allows it to spin freely.

Well, it won't hurt to try it, except for the cost of the swivel. At least with the Sequoia it's easy to put it on and then take it off when you find out ol' Burnham and tha Skwerl might just have been right :).

As you move around in the tree, you'll turn the same direction a time or two and your line gets twisted...but an even greater tendency for your climbline to become twisted can come from the action some friction hitches impart to the climb line. So if you have a swivel, the legs are free to wind...

Some folks say your line will still get twisted, and with a swivel you won't be able to un-twist as easily...fwiw.