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BACKYARD SCAFFOLD JUMP

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SkiSicko
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hey, im planning on building a jump in my backyard for summer use. im planning on building the in-run out of scaffolding, which wont be that hard for me to get, and i was going to use in door out door carpeting and wet it down real good. but then i was thinking about building a jump, but i dont have anything to land in, like a pool or something. so then i thought about a 1/4 pipe, but i dont know how i would make that, and what i would put on the transition so that i could go up and come down easily. well thanx for reading, and please reply!
Jul 30 2002 12:00PM
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Sean14456
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sounds like a sick idea, go for it
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Jul 30 2002 12:01PM
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castlerock
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ya know, this my sound like a decent idea....... but im sure ull end up hurting urself, haha

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You know something that would really make me applaud? A guy gets stuck in quicksand, then sinks, then suddenly comes shooting out, riding on water skis. How do they do that?
Jul 30 2002 7:59PM
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Sean14456
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yeah but then again, vids and pics or carnage off a scafold jump would be cool too
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Jul 30 2002 8:02PM
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ACLs_suck
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save skiing for summer, or with the money you would spend on the jump go to whistler for a week
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Jul 30 2002 8:29PM
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Sean14456
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but what would the fun in that be, home made stuff is always interesting
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Jul 30 2002 9:03PM
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huckster989
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home made stuff is where its at.myt freind and I are currently planning a rail to use behind the local ice arena! Maybe I;ll get some sweet pic of me almost bleeding to death!lol
what are you doing today?
-I'm going skiing
-umm, you do know that the season ended a couple months ago right?
-yeah
-whatever!
*some people will never understand the drive behind skiing

Jul 30 2002 9:17PM
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LifeJacket
Posts: 2665 - Karma: 62
Don't want to burst your bubble, but summers half over, so i wouldn't even try to build anything it's way to much work, with almost no reward.


what you should do is go behind your local arean where they dump the snow from the skating rink, then build a car tow in, that would only take about 2 hours tops of shoveling out the hit, then all you need is a car.

enjoy
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Jul 31 2002 3:18PM
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Balmdogg
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thats a sick idea, just pure genius
Jul 31 2002 7:52PM
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CorkWormTurn
Posts: 1724 - Karma: 12
a friend gave me this idea, but build the jump out of whatever, and then use very cheap thin pvc piping cut in half to cover it. like, if you're looking down the jump, the halves of the pvc piping will be lying horizontal. i think it would work.
Jul 31 2002 8:08PM
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