Launch Ramp

2 shovels
2 people
approx. 2 trashcans of snow

build a sweet sweet jump.

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ya know those fold out tables. i think that wood work, just get a 4'x4' piece of plywood and put those fold out legs on it, then get some hinges and put another piece of plywood off the side for a ramp.


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nah im not lookin for something like that , i want something like liam downy has or the cob job one from forward , easy to throw in the truck and go



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'do i look gullable to you , or even a gulla-calf?'

I think the best thing to do would to be to make like an inrun or whatever, jumps are pretty simple to make for rails. You really dont need that much height out of them so it shouldnt take long to throw one together.

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5' long, 2' high, 4' wide. 2 sheets of plywood, cant remeber how many 2x4's. message me if you want more details



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oooooo im sorry im not lookin for the actuall jump i mean a run in ramp , sorry wasnt more clear



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'do i look gullable to you , or even a gulla-calf?'

For portable, basically what I have done is just take a fairly long piece of plywood that is long enough to ski down and lean it against the top of a car or the tailgate of a truck. Nothing to high-tech but it does thr trick.

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^ thats a good idea but i have a few rails on campus i want to try that ou cant really drive to easily, you can drive near the landing , thats why inrun ramp would be perfect



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'do i look gullable to you , or even a gulla-calf?'

A couple years ago my buddies and I built a uni-booter out of ply-wood...real simple. Take a 4'x6' (1/2 in. thick works good) sheet of ply wood and put thumb tacks in it in the path you want the elevation of the ramp to follow then wrap some string around the tacks and trace it so you get a uniform line. Cut along the line. Trace that for the other side. Then get some 2x4s and make cross beams all up and down the ramp and some on the bottom and front for support. Then take some thinner ply wood, prolly 1/4 in thick and layer it on the top for the actual ramp. Screw it into the side pieces. This shit has sat outside for 4 winters and never rotted...guess that comes with treated wood though. MID-WEST ROCKS IT WITH FAKE SNOW AND WOODEN JUMPS!
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go to the lineskis.com home page and i think youll see something

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