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Marker Toe wobble

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JIBpsy^^
Posts: 2851 - Karma: 36
First of i know this thread should be in gear talk but it will get alot more veiws here. I just gt some Marker Baron 13s an today i ejected out from the heel peice over my tips after running into a friend that had fallen as in my ski stoped and i supermanned out of my binding and later that day i notice that the top peice was a bit wobbly like it had too much vertical height in the toe peice an i could move the front of my boot up and down about 3.5 millimeters in the toe peice which was pretty annoying. so ski techs what should i tighten up or do to tighten up my toe peice in an up and  down manner ? I also think it is caed toe height. How do i adjust it?
Jan 9 2011 11:58PM
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Broseph_Stalin
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i have those bindings too and im no expert but the front din number might be low or messed up, just twist that screw in the side of the toe peice until that number matched the din number on the back one if it is different. otherwise they could just be broken, but like i said im not an expert so id just go to a ski shop if i were you.
Jan 10 2011 12:02AM
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saucybiscuits
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this is your best bet. if you dont know what is wrong with it, i would get someone who knows what they are doing to look at it. you just dont want to try to fix it yourself and risk fucking it up more.
Jan 10 2011 12:10AM
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JIBpsy^^
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/i shearched the interwebs and had a secon look and figred out the afd thing that sets the toe height got pushed down a few milimeters when i ejected so there was space between the top of the toe peice and the top of the boot toe so all i need to do is tightten up the screw on the very front near bottom of the binding to raise up the sliver rectangle under the toe of the boot to take out the movement
Jan 10 2011 12:11AM
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JIBpsy^^
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Thanks for your guys help anyways
Jan 10 2011 12:13AM
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Rockhound
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yeah, the baron AFD is adjustable so you can use it with AT boots of all size, like, somtimes you cant use freeride AT boots with alpine bindings
Jan 10 2011 12:15AM
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