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Rossi axial question

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=nick=
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can rossi axial pro 110's be mounted without the T plate? with just shorter screws?
Nov 18 2005 8:16PM
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NoTeefa
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yes they can
But you should find the screws on your own. I made the mistake of telling some kid I would do it for him and I ended up spending two hours digging through screws to find the perfect screws
Nov 18 2005 8:27PM
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could you grind the screws down?
Nov 19 2005 12:46PM
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also...this is probably a noob question but i have some bindings on some other skis...and unfortuantely they have lifters ...if i took them off and removed the lifters, and got shorter screws, could i use the same holes?
Nov 19 2005 1:29PM
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NoTeefa
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The reason not to is because the screws won't have the nice pointy taps on the end anymore
Nov 19 2005 4:16PM
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thanks...some guy from my local shop recomended putting a drop of elmers glue in the hole, which sounds like a good idea for vibrations and stuff but then woulnt it be hard to take the screws off in the future if i switch bindings?
Nov 19 2005 4:37PM
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You don't want the screws to come out easy. It would suck a lot if they did it at an inconvenient time... use wood glue... it's better.
Nov 19 2005 6:08PM
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