Best drop in-seriously

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i made one almost identical and its amazing just make sure its like 3 or 4 ft wide of it tends to be a little tipy to the side

Oct 6 2005 6:54PM

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i have one framed up..its bigger than that..6 ft tall, railings...ill post pics once its done..built like a rock doesnt wobble at all if you climb on it

Oct 7 2005 4:23PM

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Dan-Man

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I use a fisher price slide for my urban missions its light and gay looking but i love it

Oct 10 2005 2:20PM

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skier27

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my dropin is way better

Oct 11 2005 6:25PM

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BigJew

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Mine is all ghetto. It's a gas tower.

Oct 11 2005 6:31PM

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mk2

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how wide are your guys' drop in's

Oct 16 2005 9:47PM

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ct

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mines like 2 1/2-3

Oct 16 2005 10:09PM

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xnoresponse

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platform is 4 ft by 4 ft...6 ft in the air

Oct 17 2005 6:13AM

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i have a plan with a picnic table, and the extention of it 10 feet higher.. hope it works

Oct 17 2005 9:03AM

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xnoresponse

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almost finished, still need to do a railing and some ladder thing on the side

Oct 20 2005 6:46PM

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DaveHumphrey

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thats an awsome drop in

Oct 20 2005 6:53PM

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ct

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nice

Oct 20 2005 7:25PM

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one fine piece of work

Oct 21 2005 10:17PM

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xnoresponse

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im gonna take a new pic tomorrow..i added a lot..im working on a bench for it

Oct 21 2005 11:20PM

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ct

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that is some good craftsmanship

Oct 22 2005 10:36AM

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Jaskittin

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Heres my drop in
https://newschoolers.com/ns3/web/content/pictures.php?img=52313&

Oct 23 2005 3:32AM

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LittleJibber16

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KLD's drop in

Oct 23 2005 8:57AM

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ct

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that thing looks like it would snap real easy

Oct 23 2005 4:55PM

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line1260skier

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pretty sweet drop ins mine from last season is my shed and snow. about 8 feet tall.

Oct 24 2005 4:26PM

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Gfa

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thats sick what is it i bet its mad light

Oct 26 2005 8:53PM

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Treestman

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how do you get speed sliding down a wood surface?

Oct 26 2005 9:31PM

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ct

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u put snow on it

Oct 27 2005 3:34PM

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UrbanRider

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nice nice how much peed do u have after going down something that big?

Oct 27 2005 8:34PM

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DaveHumphrey

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thats mine^^ pretty shitty. but it was all free. mostly stolen stuff or stuff from last years crappy set up that for a drop in i just used a pile of snow

Oct 29 2005 9:52PM

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DaveHumphrey

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oh ya and that piece of wood acros the middle part of the down is good because when you put snow on it the peice of wood holds the snow on it so it just doesnt all fall off

Oct 29 2005 9:53PM

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Jaskittin

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Yeah mine is light as hell, we have already taken to a couple urbans.

Oct 30 2005 3:43PM

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grskier

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One thing I'd recommend is to put small lattice size wood across it to hold the snow better...

Nov 9 2005 12:02AM

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Mine is pretty much the same, its 6 ft tall 4 ft wide and made from wood thats all salvaged from dumpsters (except one stolen 8x4 plywood sheet). We tried to use linoleum on the surface until we realized it sucks big time, so we're gonna put some wood pieces on to hold snow.

Nov 17 2005 9:03PM

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Frostfired

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how expensive is plywood?

Nov 17 2005 11:11PM

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i got like 4 feet by 8 feet for like 20 bucks

Nov 18 2005 4:48PM

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same, works like a charm.

Nov 21 2005 8:35PM

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Frostfired

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would it be stable enough if it was 3 feet wide and 4 feet long?

Nov 24 2005 6:10PM

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ct

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yes

Nov 24 2005 8:13PM

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Frostfired

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anyone no a good way do attach the slant part so it can be eaisily removed

Nov 27 2005 1:25AM

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I used some L shaped metal brackets and just drilled them to the actual ramp. Then you just put a piece of wood going across towards the top that the brackets hook onto.

Nov 27 2005 11:45AM

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Kal-El

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how much are they to make?

Nov 27 2005 1:04PM

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