We will be publishing an article by Larry Goodhue soon in Steam in the Garden, showing how to make a portable steam track using a trampoline frame as the supporting structure. You can find used trampolines really cheap when the net rots or springs break and fly away.
We published another about a year ago by Tom Bowdler on making a very lightweight and weatherproof portable track using plywood, foam and epoxy. There are at least two of these in existence that I know of, and they have been very satisfactory. Ron On Jan 17, 2006, at 1:02 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I need some ideas for a portable raised steam > track (Dual lines) that has to be: > > 1] Easily taken down/setup > > 2] Easily Transported in a pickup > > 3] Able to be stored outdoors in the weather > > 4] Affordable > > We've seen some tracks made of steel/iron, but > none of us are metal workers. Wood won't store > outside well. (Basicly behind a shed on the > ground.) We are thinking aluminum if we can find > a place with a good price. (We even thought of > using copper pipe, untill we saw the cost on that.) > > Any ideas, experience, etc you can share? > > _______________________________________________ > SSLiveSteam mailing list > Send messages: [email protected] > Cancel subscription: http://postfix.45mm.com/mailman/listinfo/ > sslivesteam > Rules: http://www.45mm.com/sslivesteam_guide.html _______________________________________________ SSLiveSteam mailing list Send messages: [email protected] Cancel subscription: http://postfix.45mm.com/mailman/listinfo/sslivesteam Rules: http://www.45mm.com/sslivesteam_guide.html
