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Easiest way to transport a drop in

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-B-R-A-N-D-O-N-
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any one have any? its a biig drop in.
Dec 13 2005 11:06AM
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Crock360
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pick up truck.
Dec 13 2005 11:07AM
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FUUUCK
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depends how far, pickup it probably the besr
Dec 13 2005 11:08AM
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InfernoHits
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yea pick up or tie it to a roof rack I guess or make it so it can be disassembled
Dec 13 2005 11:09AM
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jksl
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tie it to your back and run.
Dec 13 2005 11:10AM
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millhouseskis
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the danger cart
Dec 13 2005 12:44PM
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Hctiws_iks
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midgets.
Dec 13 2005 12:47PM
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skisebski
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yup.
Dec 13 2005 1:00PM
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*T-Hobbs*
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Yeppers- but those boys into action!

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Starts w/ a T and ends w/ a RUCK.....
Dec 13 2005 1:02PM
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yspfilms
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roof rack
Dec 13 2005 1:12PM
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Itsbackfliptime
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put wheels and an engine on it
Dec 13 2005 4:28PM
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hendrik.
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sherpas
Dec 13 2005 4:29PM
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robbieA
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Dec 13 2005 6:13PM
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robbieA
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damn it....well this is the drop in ramp https://newschoolers.com/ns3/web/content/pictures.php?img=59537& (mind taht its not connected so dont orry about how steep it is)
Dec 13 2005 6:14PM
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*542*
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Flatbed
Dec 13 2005 6:17PM
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CBROOKS
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i see your planning on gapping the rail?
Dec 13 2005 6:20PM
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SmoKinSkier
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ahahaha yea jesus i dont think u will be able to make that trany without ton of snow
Dec 13 2005 6:23PM
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steevner
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wow, u must not value the front end of your skis, or for that matter your face. its a tiny bit steep
Dec 13 2005 6:25PM
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robbieA
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i said thats not how steep its gunna be...and who said thething about clearin the rail, the rail were doin tonite is like 60 feet long
Dec 13 2005 6:37PM
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skisf4x4
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how do you get onto the platform? lol we integrated a ladder into ours. for a 60ft rail, i'd want something pretty burly-big too. ours would have been way too small in my opinion. goodluck getting it there, its a bitch. luckily we had friends with trucks.

one kid showed up in a shitty old like VW rabbit with like 3 benches he "found" and he couldn't get them out of the car. it was hilarious.

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Dec 13 2005 6:43PM
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robbieA
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we gotta ladder
Dec 13 2005 6:52PM
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cjgncjgn
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mexicans
Dec 13 2005 7:03PM
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marik
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pickup or a trailer, if you use a landscape trailer with the back ramp it will give you even more drop in length
Dec 13 2005 7:33PM
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JayDope
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id use a pick up and def tie it down how tall is that
Dec 13 2005 7:37PM
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Mr.Bob_Dobalina
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put it on a rickshaw, then strap a couple of asians on that bad boy and watch it fly
Dec 13 2005 7:41PM
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jpc
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I have one, and it enter in a honda civic
its 5' tall and the drop is 10'
Dec 13 2005 9:40PM
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Elife
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is that thing really as hard to move as you make it out to be?
Dec 13 2005 9:44PM
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dtn13
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we set it up and it worked
Dec 13 2005 9:57PM
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ZavierV
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Yeah, im all for mexicans. Or putting it on your back and running
Dec 13 2005 10:07PM
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SkiMN
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I was gonna say just put wheels on it that can be detached easily, only works if you're walking, though.
Dec 13 2005 10:23PM
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mski
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thank you, thats the first time a first post said the exact right answer! this thread is done!
Dec 13 2005 10:24PM
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steve-o
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turn it into a gokart
Dec 14 2005 1:22AM
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St.Steezy
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when I get my truck, I'm thinking about intergrating a drop in ramp into it. Like build a platform above the cab and a slope going down. That way you can just roll up to a rail and your ready to go.
Dec 14 2005 1:29AM
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Phrosty
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it's not really that steep. you guys have probably never even used a drop ramp.
Dec 14 2005 2:22AM
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skisf4x4
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you can't get a truck in front of many rails though.... just a heads up before you put work into it.
Dec 14 2005 3:24PM
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