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My backyard setup (pics)

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FalseTile
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Two drop-in ramps (12' and 5'), 10' stall, 10' pvc box, 8' steel rail, 8'x3.5' box (needs topsheet still, no photo):
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...it took about 2 weeks to build and most of the wood was salvaged from our old tree house which had about $2,000 worth of wood on it.
Dec 6 2006 4:27PM
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Scolson
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That's an impressive drop in
Dec 6 2006 4:29PM
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dozerr
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seems like it would get anoying to walk up the deck every hit
Dec 6 2006 4:31PM
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watchmefall15
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shiza
Dec 6 2006 4:31PM
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JockinJLoads
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looks a bit steep?
Dec 6 2006 4:32PM
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Geoff.
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very sick. id say add one more sick rail or box to make all that work worthwhile building that drop in and stuff because the rails you have might get boring after a while
Dec 6 2006 4:32PM
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triebby
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that looks pretty sick. rails aren't real immpressive, but with everything combined it is pretty sick. and the wallride looks dank.
Dec 6 2006 4:32PM
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Republican_Enemy
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sick you have a drop in, but does look steep
Dec 6 2006 4:34PM
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FERREZZ
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at a buddies house we built a 14 foot drop in with a 8 by 8 platform, and were building another one next to it 4 feet higher. one way were making a jump , another way a quarter then the other way a up/flat/down rail, c rail, flat rail and maybe few more. were enclosing the drop in and making a smoke shack.
Dec 6 2006 4:34PM
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djikstra
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dude u should build a mini booter somewhere too. u could easily have speed for a little backflip jump.
Dec 6 2006 4:40PM
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grams.
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thats pretty steep, makes my ramp/setup look like shit (probably is)
Dec 6 2006 4:47PM
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ecsm.
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amazing....post a vid once you hit it
Dec 6 2006 5:19PM
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alh10
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pretty amazing
Dec 6 2006 5:23PM
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grams.
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ur missing one thing.......snow
Dec 6 2006 5:25PM
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Silence
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sick backyard man..
Dec 6 2006 5:33PM
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FalseTile
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i know, iknow ... i need a snow-gun. It is still a little early for the snow to starting come around here, soon though...
Dec 6 2006 5:33PM
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chickenwang
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the big one is steep!
ur shins will prob kill after seshing that thing
Dec 6 2006 5:36PM
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dweezileast
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post a picture of the transition you make between the 12' drop in and the ground
Dec 6 2006 5:39PM
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derick
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man us a pressure washer for a snow gun
Dec 6 2006 5:39PM
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bobs
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word looks dank
Dec 6 2006 5:41PM
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FalseTile
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its going to be pretty big b/c that ramp did turn out pretty damn steep (around 50 degrees or so) ... so yea the tranny will probably come up to at least that 3rd plank on the big drop in. btw the back side of the stall will have a huge tranny for that as well that comes up at least half way.
Dec 6 2006 5:43PM
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4ReeL_
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looks like a good idea
Dec 6 2006 6:05PM
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chairdawg
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thats dope i wish i had a house where i could do that
Dec 6 2006 6:06PM
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poofartpee
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impresive
Dec 6 2006 6:23PM
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andrewg
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the big drop in looks sketchy.
Dec 6 2006 6:29PM
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*emma*
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ya for sure, that 12 foot drop in is hella steep, you are gonna be rocketed after you come off that... try not to die
Dec 6 2006 6:40PM
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skiRay
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thats dope
Dec 6 2006 6:44PM
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Mr.Capone
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damn. I wish my backyard was like that...
Dec 6 2006 6:46PM
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CoachG
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damn son sooo dope
Dec 6 2006 6:48PM
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MskiW
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sick im lookin to make my own backyard shit soon
Dec 6 2006 6:50PM
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Colt45er
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ya sick drop ins but get some more solid shit, like rails/box, maybe a jib
Dec 6 2006 6:53PM
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Casey
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yeah you could probly hit like a 30 foot rail off that drop in.
Dec 6 2006 6:57PM
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Billiards.
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yeah make a more technical fun rail and its one of the best set ups ever.
Dec 6 2006 7:03PM
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Thomson.
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I dont think that picture from above is of his drop in.  Because when you look at the pics with both in it, its not "that" steep.
Dec 6 2006 7:31PM
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jaina03
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damn, that looks familiar...I think the Sinkhole Gap looks like the sickest part
Dec 6 2006 9:19PM
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mrkristofo
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sick. better than winter with those half-count drinkin' fags in Utah.
Dec 6 2006 9:30PM
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joe_cool_ski
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you have rather nice parents!
Dec 6 2006 9:32PM
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grams.
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haha thats very true, my parents would not support me with that project and just figure i would die trying to hit it
Dec 6 2006 9:34PM
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MadSteezin
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u should consider making the drop-in less steep. or your gonna have to modify it with some pieces of plywood or a shit load of snow.
Dec 6 2006 9:34PM
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ajax
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not bad
Dec 6 2006 9:43PM
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860
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I could do something like that but my upstairs porch would probably collapse and my backyard is like 50 by 50 feet. Nice set up though
Dec 6 2006 9:45PM
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Nivrittam
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Looks like you have no snow, and it also looks like a waste of time because you'll get bored of it really quickly
Dec 6 2006 11:03PM
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winterkid33
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looks pretty dope. I did the same kinda thing with my drop it but went with carpet instead of wooden peices. U can see it way back, this is from half way up my park

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Dec 20 2006 7:58PM
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NickSteezy
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wish i had the slop for that or the deck of that altitude
Dec 20 2006 8:01PM
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NickSteezy
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i meant slope
Dec 20 2006 8:01PM
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TimothyLord
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looks sick
Dec 20 2006 9:01PM
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Fitz.
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sick man
Dec 20 2006 9:03PM
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thrasher*TB
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yah i think so to but thats dope now lets get some snow
Dec 20 2006 9:23PM
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hiphopopotamus
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very dope
Dec 20 2006 9:51PM
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Chicken_P
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that whole setup looks dope
Dec 20 2006 9:57PM
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