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SkiMN
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Do you get on top of a drop in? I've considered a frew cross braces up the opposite side, or just slats of wood on the ramp to serve as steps. Any other ideas/ whats the easiest way?
Nov 5 2006 11:27PM
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birdshake
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Ill be using a ladder
Nov 5 2006 11:46PM
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C.J.
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The slats don't work well if you get snow on it. Ice coverd sticks on a slope with ski boots will deal you out more damage then the rail will.
Nov 5 2006 11:54PM
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jmason
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ladder, but let's be serious, how much effort does it take to build a quick set of steps. You could prob make a good set of steps in two hours if u tried. Depends on how much room you have though. S'your choice
Nov 6 2006 1:36PM
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SkiMN
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How easily could one get on the thing if you just added a verticle ladder to the back side?
Nov 7 2006 8:46PM
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birdshake
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well if there is a railing on the top it shouldnt be to hard but if theres nothing to grab onto when you get close to the top itll be pretty risky now that I found aton of wood Im gonna make some stairs when it stops raining... 
Nov 7 2006 8:57PM
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kozy
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ladder
Nov 8 2006 2:41PM
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