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my_ar5_steeze
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im trying to build a drop in outta shit in my garage, it would be like six feet high, maybe 5, think it would still work, n ive always wondered what those step like things r on the actualy ramp to drop in, r they necessary, what do they do
Apr 19 2006 6:22PM
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i8van
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prevent snow from sliding down after 1 run, i suppose.
Apr 19 2006 6:44PM
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iridefattwins
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so u can get up to the top?
Apr 19 2006 7:57PM
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Jake...
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naw man he means on the the actual ramp. and yes iv8von its to hold snow
May 1 2006 3:51PM
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matthasaurusrex
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yep.
May 1 2006 4:32PM
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Ryno
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Snow can be optional on em...
May 1 2006 5:22PM
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my_ar5_steeze
Posts: 1314 - Karma: 99
you think a 5 or 6 foot drop in would work?
May 1 2006 7:21PM
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Davevinc1080
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i think that plastic lattice slides realy wel when its wet. true?
May 1 2006 9:33PM
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Ryno
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plastic latice or snowfencing will work fine even when its not when if its on a stope enough and a drop-in is plently of slope.
May 2 2006 9:24AM
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Davevinc1080
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can i use it goign up to the rail instead of using show that will melt? ( like if its on flat ground will it slide good?)
May 3 2006 4:01PM
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Luc.
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ok...what?
May 4 2006 3:39PM
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Jake...
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im not sure. its worth a try i guess
May 6 2006 4:37PM
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