Summer Setup Drop In Question

[SweatyBallShack]

So I'm building a summer setup, and I came across a problem. I have a hill in my yard, and I can't figure out a design that would keep the drop in in place, but not cost a ton of money. Does anyone have any suggestions? Also pics would help. Sorry if this is a re-post

 

[SweatyBallShack]

I really need help. Spring break is in two weeks and I wanna use it!

 

[-ShredTheGnar-]

pic of your back yard ?

 

[03gade]

we used a playground plastic slide

 

[SweatyBallShack]

I'd take 1 now, but it's dark. The hill is steep enough, but there's a 5 ft flat spot at the bottom. I don't need a jump because it drops off into the woods

 

[special-J]

Build it so the four corners are 4x4s, then connect them with cross braces (wood going diagonally to each corner piece) build it all level, and have the corner piece bottoms stick out a few feet. Dig four holes with the back 2 deeper than the front 2 to the point where when u set it into the holes it sits level. That's how we did ours.

 

[SweatyBallShack]

I would try that, but it has to be portable because our neighbors would bitch if it was out there and I wasn't using it.

 

[SweatyBallShack]

So ya it has to be relatively flat

 

[jorb.co]

f*cking genius! thank you so much! oh my god i never even thought of that

 

[moonofendor]

digging it into the ground would be the safest way. any other possibility could result in the tower slipping out.
you could try and build it so that the supports are different lengths, but idk how stable that will be.

 

[BandeezyBandanas]

make a jib cult has all your answers