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POST A PIC OF YOUR RAIL

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Jaskittin
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well thats pretty tough because my hand is a lot sexier than many females-NewSkool450

Dec 30 2004 6:40PM
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Skead-snowboard
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Sep 7 2011 6:25PM
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gabe.
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is that taped on?
Sep 7 2011 7:11PM
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SKIU4EA
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^^  Holy shit!!  dude... you should build your drop off the back of that truck in the background.
Sep 7 2011 9:33PM
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monkatizer
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yea that makes sense, its not like trucks move or anything....
Sep 7 2011 10:13PM
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WorthDaMoney
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its probably just to hold it so he can put the screws in
Sep 8 2011 2:51PM
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SKIU4EA
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I'm kidding you fucking moron.  It's not sarcasm if i have to eplain it.  Is it douchebag?
Sep 8 2011 3:21PM
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monkatizer
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lol you mad???? chill out i knew it was a joke
Sep 8 2011 3:51PM
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Skead-snowboard
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ya its was just to hold the rails when i whas screwing them down
Sep 9 2011 4:46PM
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Sep 11 2011 4:33PM
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Sep 11 2011 4:33PM
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LittleGiurk
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yo just a tip... put some plywood triangles at the joints... itll make your rail much more sturdy. trust me it helps a lot. otherwise the legs will snap.
Sep 20 2011 3:30PM
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WorthDaMoney
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for square steel it isnt that big of a deal, but if you have some left overs then why not
Sep 20 2011 4:18PM
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LAME.
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YES STEAMY!
Sep 26 2011 10:27PM
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Montana_Hoodrat
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Gettin' some practice in before the snow hits.
Sep 29 2011 1:48AM
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Bock
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Oct 8 2011 6:50PM
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Bock
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Haha, didn't mean to upload it that many times. my bad...
Oct 8 2011 6:51PM
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stupendous-man
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just made this, cant wait to try it out this season! its my first one so the craftsmanship is a bit sub-par...
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Oct 20 2011 11:58PM
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Montana_Hoodrat
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Anyone have good ideas for a landing that is slippery? I am getting a little frustrated with sticking to my carpet and eating shit even when I land perfectly.
Oct 21 2011 1:37AM
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GNARwalls
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Oct 22 2011 10:16AM
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Mr.Huck
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Check out what Luke Schrab is fabricating:

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They are calling this the Rocking Horse. They will be able to set this up with elevated lip so it rainbows down or they can set it so that it lips up. No, it won't have the ability to actually rock. Pretty sick.
Oct 26 2011 3:39PM
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Montana_Hoodrat
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holy fucking sketchy balls
Oct 26 2011 7:00PM
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WorthDaMoney
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Oct 30 2011 7:27PM
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careisch
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is that at timber ridge?
Oct 31 2011 9:57PM
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Woodsy15
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12' down / 8' flat
Nov 3 2011 10:40PM
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JTL
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if those are pvc, they will flex and might break
Nov 3 2011 11:48PM
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Montana_Hoodrat
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he just needs to put some 2x2's in the pipes to stiffen that shit up. that's how my pvc rails are strengthened.
Nov 3 2011 11:52PM
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Woodsy15
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they wont break.
Nov 5 2011 12:21PM
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GNARwalls
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i want that flat up flat!!! wicked sick
Nov 5 2011 7:40PM
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Big_Tuna
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what did you use on the side of your box there ?
Nov 12 2011 6:15PM
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ryhy87
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If you mean the side walls, just some 1/2" plywood.Also used this for the inserts inside the box to strenghten the structure.
 I'm in the UK so we don't get too low temperatures..hopefully it will last a reasonable amount of time.

Nov 13 2011 8:43AM
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JTL
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16ft.
8 ft flat.
8 ft down.
Nov 13 2011 11:29AM
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Big_Tuna
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okay thanks yeah I'm western canada so it get pretty cold up here
Nov 14 2011 12:10PM
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munpro
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What size of pipe is this?

Nov 26 2011 2:24PM
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munpro
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^ length and diameter cuz I'm getting one like that just not sure what size yet.
Nov 26 2011 2:29PM
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WorthDaMoney
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i dont remember... we didnt buy it so we took what we could find. i think it is around 6-7 inches in diameter, and 20 ft long. it is actually the perfect pvc for a backyard session, its just hard to transport.
Nov 27 2011 8:39AM
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munpro
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Alright sick dude thanks

Nov 27 2011 5:21PM
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Jennings
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does using just those supports work well enough? and did you screw the pvc in?
Nov 28 2011 1:25PM
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TPEARL.
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whats the topsheet on the boxes

Nov 28 2011 5:26PM
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WorthDaMoney
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the one closest to the drop in is screwed into the drop in, and the other two are just standing there. the pvc is not screwed into anything and it has never fallen off. the pipe is really heavy
Nov 28 2011 9:10PM
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monkatizer
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11-12 season rail collection:
right to left:
6' box 20" high 10" wide, 6' box 20" high 10" wide, 10' shotgun 18" high, 7' shotgun 18" high

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winter drop-in:

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Dec 4 2011 2:29PM
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asissle
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Your drop looks steep does it pull out farther?
Jan 8 2012 9:55PM
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monkatizer
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nah, i have it like that because i make the tranny and jump out of snow. and in the summer its made of wood, and works perfect as you can see here:

Jan 8 2012 10:10PM
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Tent
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Click for larger image 20 ft long flat-down
Jan 9 2012 8:51PM
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asissle
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i understand now and it looks sick and nice summer edit
Jan 10 2012 5:48PM
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EastCoast.
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is that just wood?
Jan 15 2012 1:32PM
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andykd7
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Jan 23 2012 11:15AM
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legendofrobbie
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Jan 23 2012 10:49PM
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BROSEIDON
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Jan 27 2012 11:06AM
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kvan
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anyone have any advice for somehow connecting a metal tube to a wooden frame?
Feb 19 2012 3:07PM
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_Ryan_
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is the tube sold or hollow? if it hollow just get a good drillbit and trill pilot holes for screws
Mar 6 2012 10:23PM
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