Kite Scoop Forum

Has any1 ever played with the idea of building a rail straight on an old boat tralier? easy as fuck 2 move around reasonably light. Thinking about havin a shot in the next few months.

Just been given two of these bed frames

6 foot or so long and about a foot and a half wide, thinking I can just bolt a sliding surface to the top and some legs on the bottom, job done 12 foot flatbar/box with minimal effort awwwww yeeeeeeeeeah

those wood things will pop out .. did you never had a good fuck on some similar bed and ending on the ground because of it? if not, you'r not fucking hard enough..

Don't worry dude, gonna bolt them in good and tight, have experienced failure first hand and plus it doesn't have to be a totally permanent thing, it's just something to hit until it falls apart or we come up with a better solution. The actual frame itself is nice and strong so I'm confident it will work, might even back the hdpe/pvc/whatever with plywood just so the slats don't have too much stress on them

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I was thinking of building a kicker out of 75 mm drainpipes. This will make it very light weight, and easy to asseble and take down.

I Wasn't able to make a curve i google scetchup, but its supposed to curve at the end. I think the curve can be adjusted by changing the length of the red supports.

Does anyone believe this will work?
Are drainpipes ok for a kickersurface?

thats sounds sick, if you can get a truck to your launch

I thought about building a little park on a catamaran, would also be fairly easy to move around, just gotta convince someone to try it.

I was looking for a cheap pontoon boat for a while to make into a funbox, then I remembered I don't have any money. The guys in Islamorada had one in their video, it looks sick, dammit...

Down pipes wont be strong enuff. May as well copy the scoop kicker and use smaller diameter pipe and it will be much stronger and last alot longer.

yes, or with a plate of 'comacel' (?) like us

Got boat ramps near our spots or just drive it straight up the beach. Most boat trailers are as light as fuck. So I figure it wouldn't be that hard to float em.

ive got a hobie cat sitting in my back yard that nobody uses. Im thinking a bout building something on it did you have any ideas how to mount shit to it without destroying the thing (its not my hobie cat)

maybe like this one http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZPPLPkY7I7w

thats exactly what i was thinking, and it looks like it would be hard to fit another element on there, but damn! that thing is PERFECT!!!

What sliding material is that? looks expensive as shit.

thats exactly what we need for Chucktown