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Fks 140 question?

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mtuuuun
Posts: 29 - Karma: 15
So I just received a new pair of skis, and i want to use my old Fks 140 on these, but i just wondered if I could take the bindings of myself instead of handing to pairs of skis into the local shop only to unmount and then mount.


Apr 24 2012 3:32PM
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YooperSteeze
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Yeah as long as you have any basic mechanical skill. Ideally you want a number 3 posidrive screw driver but a number 3 phillips works too. Just unscrew the screws holding the bindings to the skis, there is four per heel/toe piece.
Apr 24 2012 3:39PM
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mtuuuun
Posts: 29 - Karma: 15
thanks, just wanted to make sure that I didn't screw up the binding or something!
Apr 24 2012 3:40PM
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mtuuuun
Posts: 29 - Karma: 15
so, I remounted the bindings, but I think the shop made a mistake, when I insert my ski boot the boot is a bit loose, not like very loose, but i can move it while it is inserted!

is there something wrong?
Apr 27 2012 12:35PM
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TheSkiMonster
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Are the soles of your boots worn down?

If it's not the soles of your boots, you can adjust the forward pressure of these bindings slightly.

Put the heel in the 'Up' position, like there is a boot clicked in. There are two screws going down to the base of the binding one on each arm, you can tighten to increase forward pressure.

If you have questions give us a call ask for Eric.

Apr 27 2012 12:43PM
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mtuuuun
Posts: 29 - Karma: 15
thank you so much!
Apr 27 2012 1:03PM
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TheSkiMonster
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That binding is a little tricky, so don't hesitate to ask any questions about it.
Apr 27 2012 1:04PM
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