Dropping the Mast & Trailering a Coronado 25 Sailboat.

I drop the mast on my Coronado 25 sailboat, Risque and haul her out of Millerton Lake to as a first step towards a total refit.
Here is how I did it.
-Chapters-
0:00 - Introduction
0:12 - Hooking Up To Tow
1:17 - A Frame "Tool"
1:52 - Prepping The Rigging & Sails
4:33 - Attaching the A Frame
7:50 - Dropping the Mast
10:10 - Unhooking The Base Of The Mast
12:25 - Securing the Mast For Transport
12:51 - Sailing Her To The Boat Ramp
16:00 - Docking Risque
16:45 - Getting Her Onto The Trailer
21:19 - Hooking Up To Tow Again.
22:16 - Inspecting The Hull
23:09 - Trailering The Boat To The Yard
23:40 - Final Destination
24:52 - Sweet Victory
25:28 - Thanks For Watching & Subscribing

[@DellaDeLobos]

I drove 150 miles, by the time I got home, I was stressed. Just not use to pulling something that big... Catalina 25...

[@RameyFamily]

It certainly is nerve wracking at first
I have done it a few times now. And I get a little bit more calm about it now but never complacent. It’s not my favorite thing to do. What waters do you sail on?

[@DellaDeLobos]

Learning on the reservoir in Jackson MS. Then Lake Pontchartrain in LA. Buy a bigger boat then hit the Gulf Coast to the Keys...@@RameyFamily

[@RameyFamily]

@@DellaDeLobos actually I’m on an Alberg 30 right now off the Southern California coast. Channel island sailing. I’m actually a year ahead of what’s being published
My next boat after this is going to be the new next generation island packet