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MOUNTING: Refill & Thread

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qyleberry
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My summer skis got messed up. The two back bolts in the back bindings got ripped out... luckily I found the bolts.
The problem is I tried to just screw them back in, but they obviously got stripped...

Am I able to refill the holes and then drill again to screw my bolts back in? or is my ski a lost cause?


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Mar 17 2016 11:12PM
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KneeDrop
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You'll probably need to remount in a different spot. If the holes aren't too jacked, a shop could heli-coil them and keep em in the same spot
Mar 17 2016 11:14PM
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qyleberry
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KneeDropYou'll probably need to remount in a different spot. If the holes aren't too jacked, a shop could heli-coil them and keep em in the same spot


These skis have been mounted 3 times... with 2 different bindings in 2 different positions there arent any spots left
Mar 17 2016 11:18PM
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KneeDrop
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KneeDropIf the holes aren't too jacked, a shop could heli-coil them and keep em in the same spot


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Mar 17 2016 11:20PM
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Oli_Kelski
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If you want the bindings remounted properly then definitely get helicoils, I did that with my skis and they work dope. If they're just shitty skis to fuck around on and you don't care if you rip the bindings out again then you could try to refill and rethread the holes, but I wouldn't recommend it if you want them to work well
Mar 18 2016 12:06AM
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qyleberry
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KneeDrop.

Sorry I didn't read that... I don't want to pay money to go to a shop because I did and they just ripped out... Also these skis ar just shitty summer skis

The helicoils I don't know how to do

Oli_KelskiIf you want the bindings remounted properly then definitely get helicoils, I did that with my skis and they work dope. If they're just shitty skis to fuck around on and you don't care if you rip the bindings out again then you could try to refill and rethread the holes, but I wouldn't recommend it if you want them to work well


Do you guys know what size to buy? Do I glue them in? or what

sorry I am new at this hole thing, but its ok because these again are very shitty skis
Mar 18 2016 8:46AM
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LC.
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Remount heels 15mm forward and adjust the track.
Mar 18 2016 10:53AM
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KneeDrop
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qyleberryThe helicoils I don't know how to do
Do you guys know what size to buy? Do I glue them in? or what


For the amount of tools you need, (coils come in bags of fifty, special drill bit, special tap, special driver) it's cheaper to pay for a remount.

how long after the last mount did they rip out? You may be able to get it done for free if you complain(nicely)
Mar 18 2016 10:57AM
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shin-bang
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Op, if theyre just rock skis and don't care about them or something the bindings, use super glue and put it in the holes then screw back in super gently and let dry.

I did this to my my Scott's and axial twos which are both trash and the skis had a mush core from water getting in, and it works and hasn't pulled out.

But if you care about your skis or bindings whatso ever. Yea don't do that. If not, do it
Mar 18 2016 11:17AM
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qyleberry
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KneeDropFor the amount of tools you need, (coils come in bags of fifty, special drill bit, special tap, special driver) it's cheaper to pay for a remount.

how long after the last mount did they rip out? You may be able to get it done for free if you complain(nicely)



It was like a month ago... but the skis were used 4 times on the snow and twice on a backyard setup....

So it happened pretty quick I'll give them a call

shin-bangOp, if theyre just rock skis and don't care about them or something the bindings, use super glue and put it in the holes then screw back in super gently and let dry.

I did this to my my Scott's and axial twos which are both trash and the skis had a mush core from water getting in, and it works and hasn't pulled out.

But if you care about your skis or bindings whatso ever. Yea don't do that. If not, do it


Yea I'll do this if the shop wont fix mine for free because I truly don't care abut these but want to use them still
Mar 18 2016 4:08PM
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qyleberry
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KneeDropFor the amount of tools you need, (coils come in bags of fifty, special drill bit, special tap, special driver) it's cheaper to pay for a remount.

how long after the last mount did they rip out? You may be able to get it done for free if you complain(nicely)



It was like a month ago... but the skis were used 4 times on the snow and twice on a backyard setup....

So it happened pretty quick I'll give them a call

shin-bangOp, if theyre just rock skis and don't care about them or something the bindings, use super glue and put it in the holes then screw back in super gently and let dry.

I did this to my my Scott's and axial twos which are both trash and the skis had a mush core from water getting in, and it works and hasn't pulled out.

But if you care about your skis or bindings whatso ever. Yea don't do that. If not, do it


Yea I'll do this if the shop wont fix mine for free because I truly don't care abut these but want to use them still
Mar 18 2016 4:08PM
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