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Rossignol 140XL bindings help

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pl@sticskier
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Just got a pair of Rossignol 140XL bindings mounted them onto my skis. Im just having problems with tightening the DIN on the heelpiece. The screws so tight its rediculous! I have asked loads of people I know to have a go aswel and they cant do it so its not just me not being strong enough. Any one else had this problem? And is there an easier way to tighten them? Cheers
Oct 27 2010 5:59PM
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treymillionaire
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try loosening then tightening.  the dins aren't at 14 are they?

hopefully that works.

Oct 27 2010 6:35PM
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DwightSchrute
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a lot of them are like that, just need some more leverage. it's a pain in the ass dude
Oct 27 2010 7:03PM
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Ben.
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have a shop take a look. could be something wrong with the spring which would be bad news for more than just tightening.
Oct 27 2010 7:04PM
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CDdesign
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rossi binding are a paint in the ass to work on.. just my expiration.. and everybody's in my shop.... that heel piece however... it a great handle when running the ski through the wintersteiger machine!  :)
Oct 27 2010 9:45PM
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minibus4
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If you can tighten them then you probably shouldn't be riding them. I can tighten mine without a problem.
Oct 28 2010 12:51AM
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ShredAZ
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Try making sure the heel is clicked up. When i tried tightening my Axial heel, I found it showed more resitance when the heel piece was pushed down.

Good luck!

Oct 28 2010 3:14AM
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phreshpow
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they are tough to tighten, but it sounds like there may be something wrong if it is that hard. like others have said, take them to a shop so they can have a look.
As a note, some 18 DIN rossis have a hex nut in back cuz the screw is so tough to turn.
Oct 28 2010 3:53AM
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Justo8484
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use an allen key for the heel DIN. it will make your life much, much easier.
Oct 28 2010 10:44AM
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pl@sticskier
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Cheers for the help. Managed to sort it out so easily using an alan key.
Oct 30 2010 11:39AM
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