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How To Replace Breaks on Marker Squires

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aboss1260k2
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I bent in one of my brakes on some marker squires and i want to know how to replace them and put them onto my current bindings

Does any one know of a video that i can watch or just like directions on How to do it?
Jan 8 2012 8:25PM
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Keith.
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if all you did is bend it you really dont need to replace the set of brakes.. Just bend it out by hand
Jan 8 2012 10:07PM
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Midwestoverdose
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Im assuming there like the griffons..if so..
1.Locate 2 screws over brakes
2. Unscrew the screws
3.Pull out brake
4.Done
Jan 8 2012 10:11PM
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aboss1260k2
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I wish it was that simple...but that was the first thing that i tired and it wouldn't budge. I used a vice, pliers, and anything else that i could think of but the metal wouldn't move
Jan 8 2012 10:14PM
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aboss1260k2
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Ya they use the same brakes i do know that...I was a little conceded about taking them off though because the screws in the back that i think ur talking about look as though they also secure the binding to the ski but idk...i have little to no experience being a ski tech...the most complicated thing i did was wax em' lol. I will try it though and thanks for the help its well appreciated
Jan 8 2012 10:17PM
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Bi-ShredinalGuy
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Yeah they will fit, but if you are concerned you can always bent them out a little bit
Jan 8 2012 10:19PM
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NW_Rider
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Same deaign concept as a griffon, slightly smaller though. Its just the 2 screws right behind thebrake lift. Should only take a minute.
Jan 9 2012 3:03AM
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Midwestoverdose
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When I took my griffons off the screws did not touch the ski, just the heel piece. Becasue if a brake breaks and you have to replace it and it goes to the ski, it wont be secure and thats why its in the heel piece.
Jan 9 2012 7:50AM
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aboss1260k2
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I see what u mean now...thanks for the info
Jan 9 2012 5:26PM
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