Dirt Jumps
Jan 24, 2005 | 04:20 PM
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I don't have a website, but if it is for ATV's you are going to need a piece of equipment on hand if they are bigger jumps. The reason I say this, is for quads you really need to keep the ruts out. A nice lip is key to. How big are we talking here?
Jan 24, 2005 | 05:07 PM
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Well then teh best I can tell ya from my experiences is keep it smooth and a good peak on the take-offs. As for landings, if you are a beginer you want to have more of a arc shaped landing in case you come up short.
It will take a lot of maintnance with the front end loader at first, but adventually the dirt will become packed and settled over time and it won't take as much work to keep it right. Hope this helps.
It will take a lot of maintnance with the front end loader at first, but adventually the dirt will become packed and settled over time and it won't take as much work to keep it right. Hope this helps.
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