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How to replace tyrolia attack 13 brakes?

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skiit456
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I need to replace my brakes on my attack 13s, I already have the new pair. How do I do it without stripping any screw or anything like that.
3 years ago
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skierman
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BRING IT TO A SKI SHOP
3 years ago
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skiit456
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skiermanBRING IT TO A SKI SHOP


I dont have acess to it right now calm your shit if you don't have an awnser then don't bother
3 years ago
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crustyboot.420
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You gotta screw them screws out
3 years ago
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Non_State_Actor
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skiit456I need to replace my brakes on my attack 13s, I already have the new pair. How do I do it without stripping any screw or anything like that.

Carefully unscrew the two screws directly under the brake by hand. Then pull the brake up and forward toward the toe piece. Make sure the screw holes are clean and dry and thay the area around them is flush with the top of the ski. Reverse to install new brake. Apply a dab of high quality waterproof wood glue to the threads of the screws and screw them in carefully. The first turn or two should go smoothly if the screws are threading back in to where they were. Torque to spec (I think it's around 4nm) careful not to over-tighten. Let glue cure according to instructions. Go ski.
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BradFiAusNzCoCa
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What he said
mystery3Carefully unscrew the two screws directly under the brake by hand. Then pull the brake up and forward toward the toe piece. Make sure the screw holes are clean and dry and thay the area around them is flush with the top of the ski. Reverse to install new brake. Apply a dab of high quality waterproof wood glue to the threads of the screws and screw them in carefully. The first turn or two should go smoothly if the screws are threading back in to where they were. Torque to spec (I think it's around 4nm) careful not to over-tighten. Let glue cure according to instructions. Go ski.
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Hoffhound
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I just did this with some pivots I broke and I found a YouTube tutorial that really helped! I’d recommend looking for something similar
3 years ago
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will.irwin
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where can you buy replacement brakes i broke mine recently but i couldnt find any online
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skiit456
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will.irwinwhere can you buy replacement brakes i broke mine recently but i couldnt find any online


search tyrolia attack 13 or what ever your model is 'replacement brakes' and it should pop up. make sure that you pick the right size.
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SlitherySnake
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will.irwinwhere can you buy replacement brakes i broke mine recently but i couldnt find any online


what size you need my boy
3 years ago
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animator
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Gotta take the screws out which is why I will never ski attacks again. Same with pivots
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will.irwin
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SlitherySnakewhat size you need my boy


95mm
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Non_State_Actor
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animatorGotta take the screws out which is why I will never ski attacks again. Same with pivots


What do you run? STH? I've never mounted those.
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animator
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mystery3What do you run? STH? I've never mounted those.


Griffons or Pivots (pivots pretty much just for CAST)
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BradFiAusNzCoCa
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You made it seem like you didn’t like pivots in your last post.
animatorGriffons or Pivots (pivots pretty much just for CAST)
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animator
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BradFiAusNzCoCaYou made it seem like you didn’t like pivots in your last post.


which one
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Non_State_Actor
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animatorGotta take the screws out which is why I will never ski attacks again. Same with pivots


animatorwhich one


This one?
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animator
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mystery3This one?


Oh yeah lmao I’m an idiot

thats why I included the *just for CAST* my skis with CAST aren’t used in the park and shit so they don’t get beat up as hard, therefore the brakes tend to last longer. Any park skis usually get griffons just because the pivot brakes are kinda eh even though I’m not a hardcore park skier
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SlushSeason
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Bumping this dead thread
Has anyone had good luck bending brakes back to shape? Do you just put it in a vice and yank on it with pliers?
My attack 13 brake is dragging and i can't bend it back while it's in the binding
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will.irwin
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Yeah that should do it there pretty easy to bend. You could probably heat it up a little if it wasn’t bending too
SlushSeasonBumping this dead thread
Has anyone had good luck bending brakes back to shape? Do you just put it in a vice and yank on it with pliers?
My attack 13 brake is dragging and i can't bend it back while it's in the binding
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Non_State_Actor
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SlushSeasonBumping this dead thread
Has anyone had good luck bending brakes back to shape? Do you just put it in a vice and yank on it with pliers?
My attack 13 brake is dragging and i can't bend it back while it's in the binding

Use a thin pipe ~1/2" or a cut off ski pole to provide leverage.
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