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08-01-2009, 02:19
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Re: ball dumpers/throwers types
We finished building our trailer today... if you hit that big centre post with a fairly flat or downwards trajectory and a bit of backspin... it looks like you should score every time.
We've had success shooting the balls 6 to 10 feet just by spinning up an old 8" wheel on a lathe and either dropping the orbit ball on it, or compressing the ball between the wheel and a sheet of plywood. So I'm thinking one ball at a time, but reasonably rapid fire, similar to 2006. Jason |
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