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Drop in ideas

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patrickskis
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i am building a terrain park and i already have pvc rail box but i need cheap ideas for a drop in
Aug 15 2013 8:40AM
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Mr.Huck
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https://www.newschoolers.com/ns/cult/forum/cat_id/1453/
Aug 15 2013 9:43AM
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cheerio
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"thread complete"
Aug 15 2013 4:40PM
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KillaSteeze
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have fun with that
Aug 15 2013 4:55PM
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patt.
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For the drop in use wood from a dump or take some from a construction site.
Aug 15 2013 8:11PM
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patrickskis
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i have wood already and do u think a 5 ft high and 4 woot wide is enough for a platform to ramp down
Aug 15 2013 8:55PM
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Pancake_Fucker
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Build a big drop in. you can always speed check if you are too fast and you leave open the opportunity for bigger features.
Aug 15 2013 9:34PM
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PsychedelicMoose
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Maybe use a ladder for drop in.
Aug 15 2013 9:46PM
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patt.
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I would go with anything 6'+, but if you have a natural hill 5' could work. Jon Brogan's was only like 4' tall
Aug 16 2013 1:14PM
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Dr.Dickless
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definitely this, ladders work way better and theyre easier to move
Aug 16 2013 4:04PM
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caderobinson
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Latters would work cause you can move them but dropping in switch would be sketchy af q
Aug 16 2013 9:08PM
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Benson.
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Taller definitely, unless you plan on putting on a natural slope.
Aug 16 2013 9:12PM
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