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JCsteezy
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Searchbarred and found one thread with nothing really good. Any plans for 8-10 foot drop in out ther or home mamde ones +karma for any and all help also what size take off should it be for a 8 or 10 foot drop in and does that orange fencing help slide good
Feb 27 2009 4:54PM
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backcountry479
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there are design programs you can buy were you can make your own plans or if you know anyone that has the program would be even better. for 8 to 10 foot drop in your take off should be a pretty good sized one it depends on how high your rail or watever is and also how much room you have. hope this helped you out
Feb 27 2009 8:25PM
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JCsteezy
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huard so room is not and issue ass of now i have a two foot high rail so how high of a take off idk
Feb 28 2009 3:03PM
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Justin.B
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I dont have plans for a drop in that size, or any size for that matter but its not that hard to plan out. Use X supports on 4 sides of your top platform and connect them to a flat piece of ply wood on the bottom. Thanuse a piece of plywood with 2x4's underneath for the actual in run, than leave space for some tranny and build your jump according to the size of your rail. If you have a 1.5 foot high rail. than your jump should be like 1 foottish from ground to lip
Feb 28 2009 3:43PM
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Justin.B
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and yes the orange stuff is pretty slippery but i wouldnt advise using it in the summer, it gets really sticky. ITs good for the winter to put a small layer of snow on though.
Feb 28 2009 3:44PM
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ragadytrees
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the way i build mine is preaty simple, i found a skid/wood pallet, find a small one that is light wood because some are very heavy, then i put 4 legs one it, made braces in most coners and the rail around the back is just put on after
Mar 1 2009 8:51PM
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ragadytrees
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the down is just as it looks two peices of wood going down with cross supports and ply with carpet and a bit of ply at the botom to mellow the transition
Mar 1 2009 8:53PM
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backcountry479
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alright so if room isnt an issue then theres a bunch of things to do like this guy above me thats a legit drop in and ur gonna wanna make your take of like 3 feet long and however high you want it
Mar 2 2009 11:20AM
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JCsteezy
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alright man thanks
Mar 3 2009 5:01PM
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backcountry479
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yea no problem
Mar 3 2009 8:46PM
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