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Dynastar Trouble, binding trouble

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troben
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Yesterday I came off a rail and my ski randomly ejected, seemed like nothing until I got to the bottom and realized my heel piece was angled to one side, when I got home I saw that half of it was out of the track, has anybody had this happen before, or kno how to fix it? the bindings are dynastar trouble p12's

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Nov 7 2011 12:43PM
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SFBv420.0
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since you are to stupid to even put this in gear gabber i suggest takin it to an experienced skibum tech
Nov 7 2011 1:02PM
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troben
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thanks asshole. i was seeing if anybody could tell me how to fix it because a ski shop wont touch this, because it wont check out even if they get it back in place. so does anybody have any actual helpful advice for me now that this is in the proper thread, sorry i made that huge mistake before, and thanks to the guy who moved it for me
Nov 7 2011 1:35PM
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troben
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Nov 7 2011 4:03PM
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Blake.P
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If your shop won't touch it, it probably means you need new bindings
Nov 7 2011 5:04PM
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troben
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They said they can fix it, but its a liability issue if they do, and it ends up failing
Nov 7 2011 5:54PM
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xoxxooxo
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New bindings not on the cards? it looks pretty fucked to me
Nov 7 2011 6:10PM
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NinetyFour
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More pics man, maybe a side view and stuff. I mean I'd suggest new bindings, but that doesnt mean these ones are right fuckered. Post more pics up and we'll see what we can do.

To the other guy, that guy has very few posts and lots of karma. Now karma doesn't really mean shit, but it does indicate more reliable, clear minded individuals on here. You could ease up abit.
Nov 7 2011 6:14PM
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troben
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I hope these help, +k to all you guys for the help thanks a bunch
Nov 7 2011 6:30PM
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troben
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its still in the track in the back is why i think it can be fixed

Nov 7 2011 6:34PM
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NinetyFour
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Maybe try unscrewing the sliding half of the heelpiece itself (the screw used to adjust forward pressure) (It will have to be adjusted afterward but if thats all then thats not a huge deal) If it does come right off take a good look at both halves of the sliding assembly and see if theres any damages to either half. If there is, then hmmm, if not, try putting it back in, and wiggle it to see if theres any slop. There really shouldnt be any play or slop at all.
Nov 7 2011 6:50PM
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drumbumocdp
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You at least need a new heal piece imo. The metal looks like it snapped. I doubt there is much else
Nov 7 2011 6:50PM
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Piste.Off
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thats our dorm room and those are my nikes and backpack!
Nov 7 2011 7:34PM
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troben
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Two shops later, and they say dynastar will probably warranty it for me, if not i just have to buy a new heel piece, thanks guys
Nov 7 2011 7:41PM
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