I just mounted my new burton 68 with voile hardware. Eveything went on nice except the climbing bracket. It can't be tightened down, so there is quite a bit of movement. I will either throw a washer on top or maybe a gasket on the base of the bracket to shim things up. Has anyone else had this problem?
Joined: Sun Jan 06, 2008 7:51 pm Posts: 220 Location: Park City
hey sluffer
I've had that problem - instead of having washers on top of your touring bracket, you could also shave the screws down to the length you need (grinder/grinding disc).... And you do have the plastic gasket/pin guide under the metal touring bracket, right?
hey monk151, thanks for responding to my post. yup...the pin guide is in place. i think you're right about the screw length. alot cleaner than washers on top of the bracket. i will probably go pick up some 10mm screws. as the voile kit comes with 12mm. i wonder if all the burton splits come this way.
Joined: Mon Nov 15, 2004 7:22 am Posts: 251 Location: The Kootenays
sluffer wrote:
hey monk151, thanks for responding to my post. yup...the pin guide is in place. i think you're right about the screw length. alot cleaner than washers on top of the bracket. i will probably go pick up some 10mm screws. as the voile kit comes with 12mm. i wonder if all the burton splits come this way.
mine was doin' the same thing...I just filed the tip off the screws and everything's copacetic.
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