How do you install the fins?
2003736
It is very simple. They are secured by oversized flathead screws. You could even use a coin to tighten the screws.
2003737
Should be very easy to figure out. You only need a screw driver and everything fits in its own place. 2 screws and 2 nuts per fin. Hope this helps.
2003738
Hi - One of our screws fell out in the ocean on our first trip into the water. Does anyone know where to get a replacement screw for this board?
275825
Yes, there is a tight fit on these fins! They will be fine I bought 3 of them! Love them!
385082
I did not use them as I solid mounted mine, but normally you use the the plastic "tie downs" though the holes of the fan, then through the springs then through and between the fins of the radiator, this allows the the fan to move/float slightly without actually contacting the radiator or trans/oil cooler and damaging it. differeent ways to attach depends upon needs.
763019
Slide off the endcap of the bar (the plastic cap slides into the hollow bar--it may take some work with pliers and screw driver to persuade it), then slide off your old feet and slide on the new ones. Replace the cap so it doesn't hurt as much when you bang your head on the end of the bar :-)
413964
I suggest you go to Youtube and watch there...there is a really good video on how to get the monofin and swim tail on together.
1543816
No, we were told that it should be fine by our heating and cooling installer. However, if it is a a lit of the fins, it can affect air flow. I would check with your installer to be safe.
412063
On the bottom, top, and sides there is a protective case, the Outside end however has no covering case. I does have a wrap around 1.5" or so edge that surrounds the Fins, but the cooling fins in the center of this are not covered, and are open to the air. I took a long look at mine from outside, and for the time it has been installed it has no visible damage to the fins.
207385
I do not know those fins. Mine are very tight. These are BIG sox! I love them but they take up a lot of room. Need bigger fins now.
1429035
I can tell you from experience, always attach the fin with the given screw. Even then sometimes it becomes loose. I recently lost my fin and am having a difficult time finding a replacement. If anyone knows who sells replacement fins for this product, do pass on the information.
1698344
I have bought these before and if I remember correctly, they come with 3 fins. 2 side and 1 center fin. I have a 7'6" NSP board that accepts FCS M7 style fins which have 4.52" base and 4.67" depth and these fins fit on there perfectly.
1332377
Fins are practical with the Skagit. It will be a little awkward because you're seated a little higher but I usually have my feet in the water when I'm not moving around.
2106377
There is an adapter that screws on to attach them, so make sure you get the kit or buy the adapters separately. They've worked really well for me! Great system!
377309
It's a product improvement. The original design overheated and was notorious for failing. I bought an OEM replacement and it also had the bigger fins.
1332379
I've only used the paddles, the use of fins is possible but I think it would be uncomfortable
1450683
You should contact Amazon. There were very general instructions on how to install. If believe the wheels slide on rod and then you insert the pins to keep in place.
1201287
I don't think it would work very well without the fin. Can you not just put a new fin on it? I hung a classic board horizontally without a fin using some wooden racks I found somewhere
57717
Just make sure there's ventilation. The aluminium fins warm up pretty quick.