Where to buy rails/boxes in Maine

[phishfood]

My school has formed a freeride club and we're trying to put on a rail jam this winter. We used PVC last year, but they all broke eventually and we now have a budget to buy actual rails. Sugarloaf can't build any for us because of liability reasons, and I'm pretty sure Sunday River is the same way. I had a similar situation in my high school and we ended up buying them from some guy in VT who made all the rails for Okemo. Anything like this in Maine? Or any other suggestions? The closer to Waterville, the better.

Thanks!

 

[snowfinder]

man up and make it.

 

[phishfood]

left all my welding supplies back in new hampshire chief^

 

[207]

hit up lost valley i think they do it

 

[Ski_Alot]

maybe shawnee peak will do it...either that or steal them

 

[.squirrely.]

shawnee would just cut up a few of their current rails and try to pass them on as new ones

 

[207]

HAHAHA YES

 

[Grimace.]

look up metal studios in the yellow pages, most people wouldn't mind helping you out with some welds for a minimal fee, other then that you can order all the steal from home depot, just ask the guys who work in plumbing. might even be able to have it delivered to the welders. have your school organize a way to transport them back. if you have the budget it shouldn't be hard. and still going to be cheaper then buying premade backyard boxes

 

[family_vacation]

If this is for Colby then I'm excited to get out there.

 

[PicketFence]

it is for colby are you coming here?

 

[family_vacation]

yup!

 

[dwhite]

An orange name is coming to Colby!?!!?!!11?!!one!!

lolololololol

Welcome to Maine, yo.