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Binding mount question

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MC_POUTINE
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i have fucked rossi axial 18 bindings and need new ones. what bindings from look/rossi have the same screw spots as the axial 18? thaaaaaaaaanks
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Silence
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I don't want to know how you fucked the 18's!

check the px15 out - same screw pattern in toe/heel I believe
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MC_POUTINE
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a summer at hood will fuck up any bindings.
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Bloc_chain
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they looked fine to me besides the break, what exactly is wrong with them?
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smells_like_tuna
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The binding's hole pattern won't matter. If you re-use the existing holes, the bindings will pull out, guaranteed. You're gonna have to drill new holes.
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Bloc_chain
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its called heli coils.....
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Caveman.
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false.
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Silence
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False
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49566738265
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A little glue and a screwdriver will do wonders.
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brenker
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nope sry

re-gluing is key
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SFBv420.0
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A little steel wool and some epoxy and those old holes should be good to go. Plug em with a golf tee and drill a small hole works too.
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FujaSkiier
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I've pulled out bindings and replaced it with new bindings with the same hole pattern and its held up.  As long as you are careful pulling out the old screws, and using some glue when you put the new bindings in, you are good.   I've used regular Elmers glue, but others say use epoxy.  I think Elmers glue works fine. 

When tightening the screws, you want to screw it in until it is tight, but you dont want to overtighten them since they will strip. 
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smells_like_tuna
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I still wouldn't use the old holes. I've seen it cause lots of problems. Good luck though, hope it works.
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