No snow rail dilemma

dustygoldflakes

dustygoldflakes

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Ok guys I was wondering if anyone could give me some advice on this. So I have a slight hill in my backyard, it's big enough that in the winter I don't need a drop in to hit my homemade rail. So my question is, would lining pvc on planks generate enough speed to allow me to hit a rail? Or should I just suck it up and wait for snow.
 
topic:dustygoldflakes said:
Ok guys I was wondering if anyone could give me some advice on this. So I have a slight hill in my backyard, it's big enough that in the winter I don't need a drop in to hit my homemade rail. So my question is, would lining pvc on planks generate enough speed to allow me to hit a rail? Or should I just suck it up and wait for snow.
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Someone does the same thing in youtube, his name is Ben Washburn. His setup is that and he uses poles to push to start him up. If you have a good enough hill it could work
 
13513090:Swandog7 said:
Someone does the same thing in youtube, his name is Ben Washburn. His setup is that and he uses poles to push to start him up. If you have a good enough hill it could work
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Yeah! Saw it on youtube too! You should try it. It may work.
 
13513201:JEWmanji said:
just suck it up an build a dropin
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This. Or if it's really a good enough hill, lie some some turf, carpet, ect on the grass like a drop in. without the structure.
 
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