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Snow Maker/ Snow Gun

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SkiMan1299
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I have made two snowguns that run off a garden hose and an air compressor. They work amazing. I am going to start making them to sell, some of my friends want them. I will have pics in the near future. Prices will differ b/c there are two different models of guns I am making. The smaller gun will be ABOUT $35 and the bigger one I am not sure. If anyone is interested and wants details e-mail me At SkiMan721@hotmail.com

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PeTe
Jan 13 2003 4:24PM
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WIfreeskier
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I live in Wisconsin and that is what i really need! What do you run the hose into to get the water into ice?
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Jan 19 2003 9:53PM
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Jgstewart8
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hey emai lme man i emailed you
Jan 21 2003 7:56PM
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Johnny
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what is an air compresser
Jan 23 2003 4:36PM
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Johnny
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what is an air compresser
Jan 23 2003 4:36PM
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west
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dude email me with some info...
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Jan 24 2003 8:58AM
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720skiguy
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how can u not know what an air compressor is?
Jan 25 2003 9:30PM
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MSPbum
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I may be interested
Jan 26 2003 5:05PM
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Jgstewart8
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Oct 10 2003 3:55PM
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master_hucker
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haha that would be mad tight... but how muchb would u sell them for...



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Oct 10 2003 3:59PM
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Triple_Strum
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any way you can post a pic or give a solid description of how it works? most I have seen necessitate using a pressure washer...is your piece in place of that?

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Oct 10 2003 8:48PM
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Jgstewart8
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that guy is a cuntslap and he hasnt written back in a year
Oct 15 2003 7:09AM
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nts
Posts: 230 - Karma: 160
it sounds good but air compressor cost a lot of money and you have to get one that has enough pressure and can run continuously. it can be a pain
Oct 15 2003 9:52AM
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vtrider
Posts: 1988 - Karma: 41
air compressors are cheap, plus you can use them for so much shit. go to like home depot and look for the scratch and dent corner, you can pick them up for like 100 bucks, then get your self a nail gun, impact wrench, and power painter and your good to go.
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I got 2 sets of New in wrapper 04 Scratchs for sale, both 174's, one with Look racestock bindings, one with rossi scratch bindings. PM me with a resonable offer for eather.
Oct 15 2003 10:54AM
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Jgstewart8
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well someone just tell that peckerwood to sell me a snow gun or where can i get one.
Oct 15 2003 11:45AM
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Naturalbornskier
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is that the backyard blizzard? i have that for awhile,it was sick when it worked..only bad thing is we went through 4 hoses. Once your done with it the left over water in the hose freezes...causing the hose to split. But whatevs...it was fun to use
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Oct 15 2003 6:05PM
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vtrider
Posts: 1988 - Karma: 41
you had a backyard blizzard? you must be one rich bastard to dump 1000+ bucks on a cheezy thing like that. as far as pipes busten, just run air pressure through the hoses before you turn it off at night.
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I got 2 sets of New in wrapper 04 Scratchs for sale, both 174's, one with Look racestock bindings, one with rossi scratch bindings. PM me with a resonable offer for eather.
Oct 15 2003 8:59PM
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Naturalbornskier
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Yeah...it all wasnt after another tough. like 3 days one hose broke then 3 the next or whatever.
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Oct 15 2003 9:49PM
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Naturalbornskier
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and we didnt buy it..it was given to us
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Oct 15 2003 9:49PM
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wiglaf
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get a presure washer, mine makes a super fine misty and im sure that it will make snow,
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Oct 15 2003 10:11PM
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vtrider
Posts: 1988 - Karma: 41
gotcha.
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I got 2 sets of New in wrapper 04 Scratchs for sale, both 174's, one with Look racestock bindings, one with rossi scratch bindings. PM me with a resonable offer for eather.
Oct 15 2003 11:16PM
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Casey_L
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http://chad_sol.tripod.com/ That place has some good information about building one and how it works. I was thinking about this also, but where I would like to put the snow is far away from a good water source. :(
Oct 16 2003 6:19PM
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Airspeed-X
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Thats a sweet site. I have a huge air compressor at home so I might try it this winter.


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Oct 16 2003 7:25PM
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Jgstewart8
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SkiMan721
is a cock slit
Oct 16 2003 8:12PM
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skinewskool
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if you dont know how a snow gun works your a moron and deserve to be shot.
1) WATER
2) COMPRESSED AIR
3) COLD AIR
4)PROPULSION

those are your ingridents, so go figure it out. dont pay people to do your thinking. if your truly retarted go to www.howthingswork.com and read it there. but thats a last resort!



your gay
Oct 18 2003 12:45AM
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Jgstewart8
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your gay?
Oct 23 2003 9:57PM
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