Perfect drop in for summer setup - works perfectly

*brian

*brian

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This is the drop in that i made
SUPPLIES: 8 8ft. 2x4's 2 Sheets - 4x8 plywood Roofing Nails Spike Nails 4x12 roll of turf
***** For the base of the flat part you take off from i used milk crates, supports made of anything will work... AND MAKE SURE PLYWOOD IS AT LEAST 3/4 in thick
Make the drop in 4 ft tall with braces at the top, middle, and bottom of the posts.
Make a support beam across the top of the drop in and cover it in plywood
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this all cost me about $65 at home depot
ALSO THIS GIVES YOU WAY MORE SPEED THAN YOU NEED FOR THE RAIL I HAVE, SO I'M BUILDING A NEW ONE TO ADD TO THE END SO I'D SAY YOU HAVE ENOUGH SPEED FOR A 25 FOOT PVC RAIL

+k for bumps
feel free to ask question

Can post more pictures and plans per request
 
its 4 feet tall and if you nail the turf down taught to the wood then it goes faster. and for pop i added a piece of ply with a two by four at the end undder the turf so there's a lip
 
the rail is abooooooot 11 feet at the moment, i think..... maybe, somewhere in the 10-11 range
and +k fo tha bumppsss
 
ID LIIKE TO PUT IT OUT THERE THAT YOU ONLY HAVE 25 FEET WORTH OF RAIL SPEED STARTING FROM THE TOP WITH A PUSH OFF ^^^^^^^
 
rail's like 14 inches, im making the flat part like 3 feet longer, adding a lip, and making a down part of a rail to connect thus creating a down flat
and if by lubing up you mean soap and water than yeh, sometimes, most times just water is more than enough speed with tight turf
 
Bump, would like to see pics / an edit. Mabye plans on how you built it, it might be something I can tell how to build just by looking at pics but the one you posted in the thread doesn't work so I don't know.
 
im pretty confident it does work because everybody else that commented has seen it... and yeh, i have to work tomorrow until noonish but then i can hit it and get a quick edit up
 
i made mine just like this, it's not very hard. i made my ramp, 7-8ft and the flat part is 3ft long, and for the tranny, i just used thin plywood and just curved it.
 
okay, so where the two pieces come together, in the tranistion, i put a 2x2, and got like 1/4in plywood and just kneeled on it to bend it and screwed it in
 
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