Passinger Floorboard question

Bluegill Posted 2009-10-13 3:52 AM (#45807) Subject: Passinger Floorboard question Puddle Jumper Posts: 47 High Ridge, Mo. I just added the 1-1/2" risers for the rear floor boards. (My wife is pretty short). When I went to remove the pins that are supposed to be held in place with snap rings, one ring was missing and the other was broke in half. Anyone else having a problem here? Edited by Bluegill 2009-10-13 3:53 AM 1atom12 Posted 2009-10-13 8:55 AM (#45818 - in reply to #45807) Subject: Re: Passinger Floorboard question Tourer Posts: 311 Atlanta Area Common problem... Go to Ace Hardware and buy some stainless bolts and lock nuts to replace them.... rdbudd Posted 2009-10-14 11:37 AM (#45867 - in reply to #45818) Subject: Re: Passinger Floorboard question Visionary Posts: 1632 Jasper, MO Or just put a snap ring into the groove. Cheaper, quicker, easier, and not really any more visible than the original clip after you rotate the pin holes down out of sight. Ronnie fredgdmd Posted 2009-10-18 5:54 AM (#46138 - in reply to #45807) Subject: Re: Passinger Floorboard question New user Posts: 2 One of my passenger floorboards fell off, a couple of weeks after I got my 2009. Victory did replace it. Blackjack Posted 2009-10-18 2:14 PM (#46160 - in reply to #45818) Subject: Re: Passinger Floorboard question Tourer Posts: 367 Cottage Grove, Mn 1atom12 - 2009-10-13 7:55 AM Common problem... Go to Ace Hardware and buy some stainless bolts and lock nuts to replace them.... Or you could go to Ace and get CHROME nuts a nd bolts vicktor Posted 2009-10-31 4:44 PM (#46836 - in reply to #45807) Subject: Re: Passinger Floorboard question Puddle Jumper Posts: 5 Just reverse the pin and install the snap ring. Problem solved!!!