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Professionally built rail

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noelo12
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This is a sick rail I hired a fabricator to make for me. It cost $300 dollars for parts and labor but its not that bad because I paid for it with one week of selling junk I had lying around on Ebay. Im super stoked on this and if your willing to hand out the money this is the best alternative to building a PVC rail.

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Aug 21 2009 8:49PM
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willyg0808
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$300?!?!?!?!  Wow, looks sooo dope but i wouldnt pay the money.  props forspending that money on skiing!

Aug 21 2009 9:52PM
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mavinnowhere
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i got an awesome 2 inch round bar for under 100 dollars
Aug 22 2009 10:00AM
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Mr.Huck
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Sweet.
Aug 22 2009 10:41AM
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GreenHorn
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nice. but i think you couldve done it for a lot cheaper. just find some old medal at a junk yard and find somebody to weld it. just make sure the medal is grindable
Aug 23 2009 3:34AM
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Lanceasaurus
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You shouldn't have made it so tall in my opinion because then you could build a drop in to go with it now you need your roof as a jump to get on that shit but its pretty sick all in all don't mind me I'm just jealous.
Aug 23 2009 4:41AM
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noelo12
Posts: 105 - Karma: 11
The reason its so tall is so I can bury it in the snow. This rail is for the mountains not my backyard.
Aug 23 2009 8:17PM
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Afeld
Posts: 3516 - Karma: 85
website that sells rails and boxes to the mountains
http://store.planetsnowtools.com/Terrain-Park-Equipment/

Aug 24 2009 3:59PM
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Afeld
Posts: 3516 - Karma: 85

Hope this works
http://store.planetsnowtools.com/Terrain-Park-Equipment/

http://store.planetsnowtools.com/Terrain-Park-Equipment/
Aug 24 2009 4:01PM
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Ski_ThEast
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another place that sells rails is straightline rails.com its located in bondville vermont but it also ships all the local mountains use their rails.

Aug 27 2009 6:06PM
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Lanceasaurus
Posts: 925 - Karma: 109
How much do those rails and shit cost I WANT ONE!
Aug 28 2009 4:03AM
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C.Wood
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just a little heads up, those feet aren't gonna be no where near wide enough i have a 2 foot high rail with the same wize of feet and i have to spend 2 days icing it into snow so that it isn't going to wobble alot
you may want to add to those
Aug 28 2009 10:42AM
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Jwenz
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i paid 62 dollars for this "I built it myself metal rail" that looks better than uyours.

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you paid too much. sorry
Aug 28 2009 11:38AM
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Lanceasaurus
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^thats a sick edit!
Aug 28 2009 1:16PM
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noelo12
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Props on the good rail. I have no welding skills.
Aug 28 2009 3:40PM
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WorthDaMoney
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"yea jeff, YEAH"
nice edit man
Aug 28 2009 10:27PM
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Lanceasaurus
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haha that kids sick though
Aug 29 2009 4:29PM
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WorthDaMoney
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no doubt
Aug 29 2009 8:59PM
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Bodeau.
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looks sick, just really high off the ground
Sep 1 2009 11:38AM
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Lanceasaurus
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Thats what I was thinking
Sep 1 2009 7:10PM
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GreenHorn
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well its for snow
Sep 1 2009 10:52PM
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C.Wood
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how long was that rail?
i like the idea with chanel iron
Sep 2 2009 7:15PM
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Jwenz
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the rail is 20 feet long
Sep 2 2009 10:23PM
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