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Retractable drop in

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ZachHellmuth
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does anyone have any pictures of a retractable drop in they are willing to share or have any ideas?

that would help about, thanks.
Dec 19 2005 8:22PM
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Snowcase
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just design one yourself
Dec 19 2005 8:24PM
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tuckeredoutfilms
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ill take some pics of mine
and post them tomorrow
Dec 19 2005 8:32PM
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tuckeredoutfilms
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Here are the legs, one folded up, the other expanded.


The top and bottom with slots for the legs to slide in,the two small pieces of wood are the steps, which fit in brackets on the legs. The two metal pipes are diagonal supports that attach to the legs when the dropin is setup.


The ramp for the drop in folds in half, and has two wooded supports which bolt to it when you are ready to use it.




This all fits in the back of my 2 door ford escort, when i fold the back seat down
Dec 20 2005 3:25PM
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tuckeredoutfilms
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whoops, here are the pics from top to bottom matching te descriptions above
http://media.nscdn.com/uploads/member/pictures/1135109753DSCN3773.JPG
http://media.nscdn.com/uploads/member/pictures/1135109710DSCN3772.JPG
http://media.nscdn.com/uploads/member/pictures/1135109651DSCN3771.JPG
Dec 20 2005 3:27PM
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Snowcase
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how tall is it?
Dec 20 2005 3:50PM
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tuckeredoutfilms
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5 ft tall, the platform is 3.5ftx2ft
Dec 20 2005 11:17PM
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bhill2.0
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mine works fine zach
Dec 22 2005 12:52PM
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WONTON
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^????ur back
Dec 22 2005 12:58PM
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