how deep is deep enough

[line10]

How deep do you guys think the snow should be before you make a jump or put a rail in your backyard.

 

[Ice-Is-Scary]

6.45 inches ----> 10.2343inches somewhere in between there use this guide and make sure not to use common sense

God is an American.

 

[Ahmets_Brother]

it doesnt matter

will you be my mommy-Ralph wiggins

harvey knows all

 

[bigdaddytmac]

about 5 inches, I have a decent backyard jump. maybe ill post pics later

 

[Stryken]

Depends on how much you are willing to work to make a jump.

We'll have you dead pretty soon.

 

[WIfreeskier]

for a rail, as long as there's like 1mm, it's aight. for a jump, i'd say at least 4 inches, unless you're willing to shovel the whole damn yard

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don't take me for a joke, i'm no comedian. too many mental problems got me snortin' coke and smoking weed again

 

[Typical]

a rail... no snow,

ok maybe a little

a jump all depends on the landing, amount of air, pitch of the landing and the type of snow.

just learn to judge it yourself

 

[Itsbackfliptime]

if your yard has a lot of grass you don't need very much.

Coming Soon...

 

[ECfreeski3]

yeha i can make both no prob with 1 inch

friends don't let friends snowblade

 

[huckster989]

yeah dude trace works for me, come on what kind of question is this? shovle drive ways and take the snow back to your house you hadly need any snow for a rail, jesus christ

the magazine is called 'POWDER' cool! - my stupid non-skiing friend

 

[the-east-isnt-that-bad]

Just use a dump truck and front end loader to get snow from where ever the county dumps the snow...

At least that works here cause they dump all the snow at my friend's farm across the street and he has all the equipment there. We can build a 10' tall 30-40' long table top in less than a day easy.

On my way to goddom