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Backyard rail session

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triebby
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well the snow has melted and now it is time for the summer sessions to begin. it is a 24ft long rail mounted on logs that have been dug into the ground. i used regular household carpet for the sliding surface and built the inrun and kicker out of pallets and plywood.
video link:https://www.newschoolers.com/ns3/web/content/videos.php?vid=28438&
Apr 18 2006 5:19PM
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mattyb.
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thats was really sick
Apr 18 2006 7:14PM
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SkiMN
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thats really sick man i like the set up
Apr 18 2006 8:46PM
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Liam.
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dope
Apr 20 2006 2:57PM
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DaveHumphrey
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did u put anything on the carpets?
Apr 21 2006 7:12AM
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triebby
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i just wet them down with a hose and put a bit of dish soap on them
Apr 21 2006 10:46AM
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sawwweeeet nice set up man
Apr 21 2006 3:06PM
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ragadytrees
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where do u live i want to hit that it looks nice
Apr 22 2006 1:39PM
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triebby
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western new york, south of rochester. but its definetly not worth you driving from ontario to hit it.
Apr 22 2006 4:22PM
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Liam.
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my friend and i (jedis.say.jea) need some cxarpet for our summer set up ...or turf what would u guys say would b the easiest and most cheap to get a home depot>
Apr 22 2006 5:56PM
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TheQuailman
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few questions...

how tall is your drop-in and how tall does it need to be cuz i saw u droppin a little bit low on it?

what type of material is tht, turf?

how much was the whole thing costing?
Apr 22 2006 6:21PM
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triebby
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well the cheapest is just getting old carpet from alongside the road that people are throwing out
Apr 22 2006 6:21PM
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