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Wood Pallets?

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_Jeffrey_
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Anyone have any experience with using pallets for their drop in ramp? not the ramp but the nest is i guess what you can call it.
Mar 27 2012 12:07AM
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richard.
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has been done before:
Mar 27 2012 4:33PM
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Film.
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My setup right now is a bunch of pallets stacked and 4 going down my stairs they work well for winter drop ins but not summer.
Mar 29 2012 10:57PM
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CalebT
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Why not for summer? My friend has a drop-in entirely made from pallets and planks that we just gathered together, it's about 5ft 5in tall I'd say and it works great for winter. We were going to put turf onto the down ramp part of it and then we'd have a summer set-up, would this work?
Apr 1 2012 4:22PM
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CalebT
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Apr 9 2012 10:48PM
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penguin_steeze
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I wanted to use pallets for my drop in since I have a hill in my backyard, but I couldn't find any so I just laid plywood down and screwed the pieces together. Threw some turf and construction fencing on it and its good to seshh
Apr 11 2012 1:28PM
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Mattsaff
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the pallets are great,

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as you can see, my drop in is about 16 feet long, and has 2 large pallets. works great, and they are super duper solid.
Jun 2 2012 1:42PM
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Loey
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i used pallets on mine and it works great!
Jul 6 2012 12:47AM
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