mounting radar sequence plate

[tru-jack]

I know the info is here somewhere, but I can't seem to find it with searching.  Does anyone have the illustration as how to mount the plate, I'm looking for the placement of bushing etc... thanks a lot.  I know it in the package that it came in but the wife has long tossed that in the garbage.  thanks

[davemac]

 

open this page, and you should see the -pdf link to the instructions in the top right corner

www.radarskis.com/boot_tech.html

[tru-jack]

thanks Dave, it shows the mounting screw, lock washer and threaded neck washer.  what about the little white plastic bushings? anyone know where they're supposed to go.  also where to get replacement laces? thanks

[east tx skier]

The little white washer goes last in the chain before the ski.  You can contact Radar (I spoke to Melissa) and they will send you replacement laces for free (or at least that is what they did for me about two weeks ago).

[thager]

Get it drunk!! :} Everything else will fall into place. Of course there will be post parting remorse and ugly depressions.

[tru-jack]

ok I got one of us drunk, didn't seem to help. 

 I must have the older thinner plate because when I put the 'threaded neck washer' which by the way isn't threaded and the white bushing underneith it and tighten I have a bit of play because the top portion or neck of the washer is too long/tall and I have play between the lock washer and plate and neck washer.  I just inserted some bushings onto the top of the neck washer to take up this play, but I'm not sure it's correct but at least it wont have the play which is annoying.  Maybe that's it, or perhaps I should source a thicker plate or shorter neck washers.  I did get all the hardware from Radar so I'm sure this is the correct hardware.  thanks all. 

[ForrestGump]

There is some play as they designed it. I took and sanded the upper side of the necked washer a bit to make the clearances tighter so I didn't hear it click when skiing.

[tru-jack]

thanks Shane, so yours clicked as well?  ok, i'll try what you did and sand it a bit because the clicking just didn't seem right to me.  I don't think the rear screws click.  next question, how did you sand something that small?

thanks

[davemac]

Mine clicked and inspection showed that my neck washers were pretty well worn out.  I went a different route w/ replacement, and got stuff from Mcmaster-Carr ...no more clicking now, and presumably the delrin washers will hold up better.

Take a look at post #12 from this thread....  www.proskicoach.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=1787

[Dirt]

Just email Ryan at Radar. ryan@squareoneco.com and he will send you the thinner washers.