Last season I had a problem with my bindings comming loose from the board over the course of the day. I'd ride for a while, and eventually the binding bolts would be loose and my bindings would be able to swivel/wiggle back and forth but still be attatched to the board. I've tried tightening them down as much as I could (without stripping the threadings) and using blue loctite but with no success.
I ride the 3-hole mount 2008-2009 Burton Custom 157W with 2008-2009 Burton Cartels, wear size 11 boot, am 165 lbs, and 5'7". Does anyone have a solution to my dillema?
If blue locktite didnt work then get some thin rubber and put it between your binding and board and use it as a gasket. It will help your binding from getting loose(helped for me anyways).
I thought about using red loctite but I was worried about having problems getting the screws out afterwards. That's some heavy duty stuff. The teflon tape would probably at least help.
As for the rubber gasket idea, did you put the rubber in specific spots under the bindings? For example, did you put the rubber pieces on the left and right sides of the binding, the front and back, more towards the center?
Got a sheet bigger then my bindings and cut it out the same size as my bindings, then cut out some holes and bam. Works wonders to keep your top sheet clean when you remove your bindings too.
you can order it online, I got mine by getting it from a cemistry class, It should be around 1mm thick. otherwise you should beable to get about 2 feet online for 2 bucks.
Alternativly you can use bike innertube but you will have to use two peices to make it wide enough.
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