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KootenayGuy
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i know i asked this question before, but i didnt get enough info last time. for a home-made rail do most people just cement it into the ground? does anyone know a of a way where It doesnt need to?
Dec 11 2002 12:33AM
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wiener
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dude just make a rail with to legs that look like upside down T's then you can put it anywhere. to stabalize it more just pack the legs with snow so that it doesnt move as much. if you are ever in rossland come check out our shit it is at McClean school most of the time
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Dec 11 2002 12:49AM
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bigskia
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all right this might be confusing but try to understand. i'm mounting my rail this way right now
1. if you have a saw cut a small slit in the middle of both ends about 2-3 inches into the rail. now that the rail has a slit going into it you can stick a piece of wood across it and then mount as much wood as you want to the wood going across


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Dec 11 2002 12:52AM
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KootenayGuy
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awsome, thanks guys
Dec 11 2002 2:21AM
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