Oh, so you mean the landing is 50 ft long and not the jump? That makes more sense. Still sounds like an impressive landing.i meant to take one, but totally forgot to. it's not 18 feet off the ground but it's 18 feet or so if you're standing at the base at the bottom of the hill. it's the biggest lander i've ever seen.
did this to get stuff to the trails last week haha. works awesome
Thanks. We mostly do it because we can. It seriously only rains during about one month (February) out of the year out here. This year we had more rain than normal and the pits were filled with water/mud during most of Jan and Feb. We could dig drainage... but I figure if it's wet enough to hold water, we should be digging anyway. Digging down makes it easier to get the flow right, easier to make step ups, and easier to make big jumps... it's waaaay easier to make a 10 foot tall landing that's 6 feet out of the ground and 4 feet down than it is to build it 10 feet above ground level. So, anyway, it's definitely not a method that could work everywhere, but it works for us!cru - place is looking sweet. Is it better out there to have the pits to hold the moisture? Out here in the east those things would be filled with water most of the time.
I went and took some pictures of this part of the line on my phone today. There is no longer a jump into it but a siiick berm.Oh, so you mean the landing is 50 ft long and not the jump? That makes more sense. Still sounds like an impressive landing.
that downhill berm to hip is FIRE! props on that shovel work.I went and took some pictures of this part of the line on my phone today. There is no longer a jump into it but a siiick berm.
This!that downhill berm to hip is FIRE! props on that shovel work.
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nah i think it's longer than that. not sure though. the berm setup looks way doper.I wouldn't say it's 50 ft long...more like 20 feet long, 15 feet from top of the ravine to the bottom. The anti-gravity berm rails hard though!
I see the shovel, but was all of that seriously hand built?lock and chain = YESS
Hard to believe with the easy access to the road right there, but that's what the article said!I see the shovel, but was all of that seriously hand built?