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  • nutz
    l0l
    • Oct 2001
    • 1412

    #1

    HyperBall Fields

    What is the piping they are made of called??? im looking for it on internet to see how expensive it is... i heard it is expensive but i want to see for my self. if any1 can give me a site where they sell it that would be great...

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  • Arman/XPM

    #2
    Hello,
    It is called Corrogated tubing - and Home Depot carries it for $2.00 for a 10ft piece - OR - $20 for a 100ft piece.
    Not expensive at all.
    - Arman

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    • FooTemps
      HURRRR
      • Sep 2001
      • 6702

      #3
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      • Goldie D Pimp
        Registered User
        • Dec 2001
        • 326

        #4
        The small stuff is cheap. If you get up into the 12" and up diameters it gets expensive.
        I've got a friend who is a contractor and claims he can get the stuff wholesale if we find a supplier.


        If anyone knows of a good source for this stuff let me know!

        Thanks
        Thanks,
        Goldie
        www.vaporworks.net

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        • nutz
          l0l
          • Oct 2001
          • 1412

          #5
          lol we're (my team) is very lucky to have like tons of forest with no brush at all for our usage... u know what that means !!!!!!!
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          • nutz
            l0l
            • Oct 2001
            • 1412

            #6
            im looking on the internet and i can only find the small kind... like max 4" diameter... im looking for the big stuff like 2'+ in diameter..
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            • irbodden
              Registered User
              • Dec 2000
              • 3413

              #7
              Nutz- I'll take a run to Home Depot one of these days and see what it costs, I dont think its very expensive.

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              • nutz
                l0l
                • Oct 2001
                • 1412

                #8
                alrighty
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                • SoupRman
                  Hyper
                  • Jul 2001
                  • 652

                  #9
                  usually contractors give them away for free. also telephone companys might give away those big spools for free that they wrap the lines on. they do this because it takes cost to them to dispose of all the items. just do a search i got this info from a past post i searched on.
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                  • Toxic Dave
                    Registered User
                    • Sep 2001
                    • 195

                    #10
                    Large diameter corrugated tubing is expensive. it generally runs around a dollar per inch of width per ft. ie. a 24" piece 1ft long will cost around $24.00. This is not to say you can't scam it from work sights etc. but the really big stuff is hard to find. A sup air field is alot cheaper and portable in the long run.

                    dave/ toxic/ gz
                    Toxic Performance..Making the world a better place one product at a time.

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                    • VELOCEMAG
                      Va-low-chay-mag
                      • Nov 2001
                      • 17

                      #11
                      Hey Nutz.

                      There is a guy in Northern Virginia that sells the stuff already made into bunkers. http://www.konceptsbydaddymac.com/

                      Tell him Tom from Splathouse sent you.
                      " That's it, end of story Period, P.E.Y????" Shaq O'neil

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                      • diehard
                        Ramsey, MN
                        • Sep 2001
                        • 25

                        #12
                        It is corregated plastic piping, or Drain piping. It isn't cheap by any stretch of the imagination. We have a 5man hyperball field and we did alot of research. It is very spendy. You really don't want alot under 10-12 inches in dieameter. The bigger the better!! We used the 4" to fill in cracks. FUN TO PLAY ON THOUGH!! The best way to get it is Daddy Mac or construction companies. We got all ours from construction companies. Go to www.mnpig.com and look at the "Diehard Tournament" to see pics.

                        Do a search on google.com for: drain pipe plastic
                        You'll find some companies.


                        -Jake
                        If you're not living on the edge, you're taking up too much space.

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                        • irbodden
                          Registered User
                          • Dec 2000
                          • 3413

                          #13
                          Is Sup Air expensive to maintain? Like how much is electricty on it usually?

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                          • nutz
                            l0l
                            • Oct 2001
                            • 1412

                            #14
                            wheres the cheapest place to find sup air?

                            thanks for the info all
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                            • Toxic Dave
                              Registered User
                              • Sep 2001
                              • 195

                              #15
                              Most of the major distributors sell sup air fields, the one we use is a diablo field, it's pretty cool, the bunkers are little sparse, but it's not a bad 5 man field.

                              dave/ toxic
                              Toxic Performance..Making the world a better place one product at a time.

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