davidg01234

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Tell me if i leave a step out. This is how i think i should build a off road rc track in my backyard.

Step1: KIll the grass with grass killer
Step2: Rake the grass out and rake where the track is going to be so thats its flat

Step3:Get alot of dirt
Step4: build all the jumps with the dirt that i got
Step5 : setup the pipes

I would only need to get dirt for the hills, right? Because after i kill the grass there will be dirt there already.

What do yall think of my method of building a track?

elkman

6. Bribe the neighbors. ( they will soon hate you, if they don't already)
7. Make friends with the police. (they will get called to your house a lot)
8. Find a new Wife / Girlfriend (You will be spending a shitload of time in the back yard)

davidg01234

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haha

slaytanic

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Make sure you build the track higher in the back so there is a bit of grade to it. Otherwise water will puddle. It also makes it easier to see!

ShibbyUTD

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a cooler with some miller lites on ice


cannot forget that step

Madbrad

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Dont forget to take pictures of before and after to show us your track. Vids are good too!

davidg01234

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ya im gonna do that, but it will be a while because im doing at the house that we are going to move into, but we havent yet

davidg01234

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good one

davidg01234

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good idea ill take that into consideration

Quad Racer 34

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if you can get clay to build the jumps and stuff. it will hold better than just reg top soil and less maintence as well. im going to build a track in my bakcyard in a couple weeks as well. i cant wait. it'll be a blast.

davidg01234

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what, clay? why wouldnt you use dirt

ShibbyUTD

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Clay is more packy and would stay together better and maintain shape better, no?

davidg01234

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im not to sure i would use clay, i gotta stick with dirt, but if you have a track with clay please post pics, i would like 2 see it

Kimixii

Ill give you a tip that both of my friends used when they built their tracks within the past few months, they had a lot of big bricks lying around, and they set the bricks as a base for all of their jumps and their tabletop. This not only saved a lot of dirt but it was a perfect support for all the jumps. And it saves a lot of time.

What my buddy also did is put grass killer everywhere, but instead of raking he put some propane thing on a torch and torched all the remaining grass down to the dirt, then started layering dirt around. So he pretty much killed the grass, then set his yard on fire, then started shoveling.

Hope this helps
Richard

sperera

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ROFL, exactly what I was thinking.