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Foot wide PVC in action

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I_liketobutter
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First vid of the day, camera was on some weird setting. My buddy on a snowboard goes, "i think ill try a 450. I say 450 fuck i feel like thatd me hard on a board. he lands it first try. So im like fuck, ill just try. Claim: My first attempt ever at a 450, so so stoked. Can't wait to learn a bunch of tricks this fall.

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Nov 4 2009 1:11PM
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I_liketobutter
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woops, sorry for double vid post
Nov 4 2009 1:12PM
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joshua
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you had a lot of speed there
Nov 4 2009 4:24PM
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Brock.
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that looks like fun
Nov 4 2009 4:35PM
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Spillway_East
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where did you get a pvc pipe of this size
Nov 7 2009 6:14PM
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I_liketobutter
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i've gotten multiple pm's about where to get a pvc like this.

they are industrial, so they wont be at home depot or anything like that. your best bet is to start looking at large construction sites and road construction sites. I think their original length is 20ft, mine was already cut unfortunately. If you find one, make sure you have one or two strong guys w/ you....they are heavy as shit. or call construction companies and ask where they get them local. or look in the yellow pages for places that sell that type of stuff (construction supplies). I figure if you find one over the internet, the shipping will be ridiculous bc of the weight and size. not to mention i bet they're pretty expensive in the first place. good luck!
Nov 8 2009 5:54PM
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*steeze_is_good
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Haha I'm getting one from the construction site near my house lol
Nov 8 2009 6:20PM
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Spillway_East
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damn not too much construction during the winter
Nov 8 2009 6:40PM
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goombastompa
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i just picked one of these up but unfortunantly it was cut down to around five feet
Nov 13 2009 9:44PM
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TheTristanator
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you have the most perfect yard for winter i've ever seen
Nov 14 2009 1:12AM
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willyg0808
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looks sick
Nov 15 2009 10:02PM
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steezc-ross
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dope dude i have 2 10 inch barrels and i like them
Nov 16 2009 3:52PM
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m.brus
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nice! im gonna have to get some. and just out of curiosity, how hard is it to slide corrugated pipe?
Nov 16 2009 7:41PM
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nstubler
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when it is sloping down it is not hard at all
When its flat as long as you have speed its not hard
With no speed though your edges can get caught

Where did you get all of the snow
Dec 4 2009 6:47PM
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sneezin
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Well my friend's dad owns a piping company and i might try and bum a pipe like this off of him.

How much do you think it would cost at like a ehh 50% discount? I'm looking for like 100$ max.
Dec 7 2009 3:36PM
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cultrara
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i may have to get some of that
Dec 17 2009 6:43AM
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Canuker
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How did you attach it to the wood?
Feb 22 2010 3:35PM
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Evilchris
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normal pvc is super cheap, like a 10ft section of 1 1/4 is like 2 bucks, so i would be really surprised that it would be anywhere near $100
Feb 24 2010 4:01PM
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