Great stuff, thanks for sharing!
They still had this giant slide in Hancock, MA until a couple years ago. Very sad when I saw it was removed.
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Quoted from Mopar:Hopefully someone grabbed that slide and saved it, but unfortunately like many others in the past,
a good chance it got scrapped..
Unfortunately they mangled it when they took it down. Else it might have been strapped to my roof.
Quoted from ReadyPO:I have been following and enjoy your posts. Looking forward to seeing the other projects.
+1
Awesome sphere!
Thought of you today when I passed one of those extra tall stainless steel slides in South Dakota. Don't come across those to often anymore.
Quoted from Mopar:South Dakota! I wouldn't have mind seen a pic of that.
It was in a public area?
I still have the Loop the Loop in the upper garage.
You know what size legs it suppose to take. I thought
28.5" which may be accurate, but it puts it a couple
inches lower than the Gottlieb pins..
Slide was at a school, couldn't tell if it was a private or public. We might be driving by it again, I'll keep an eye out and try to get a pic.
Looks like Upstate is finally getting some snow. If a weekend works for both of us, I might still try to sneak up there before the ski season ends. Terrible snow year back east so far. Thanks for holding onto it for me! I have should plenty of time beginning in late April if the ski thing doesn't work out.
Not sure of the leg size, will have to research.
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