PASSENGER SUFFERS BACK INJURY AT HAULOVER INLET !! | HAULOVER BOATS | WAVY BOATS
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- Опубліковано 10 лют 2024
- PASSENGER SUFFERS BACK INJURY AT HAULOVER INLET !! | HAULOVER BOATS | WAVY BOATS
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Cheers from Haulover! Where is everyone watching from today? 🌎
Barre, Vermont
Stockholm, waiting for the ice to clear, in about April… can’t wait 😆
Fort Myers
Las Vegas, host of super bowl 58.
the netherlands
Barletta pontoon captain did it right. Had his passengers in the stern and executed proper trim and speed to keep his bow in an appropriate orientation to navigate the waves.
Absolute masterclass in howto haulover to be honest. Really goes to show that, your boat matters some, your captain matters alot.
Pontoon boats aren’t made for those kinds of waters but with a captain like that, they can be safely maneuvered through rough waters.
Captain: Hey guys since it's kinda rough today, we're gonna be running with our bow trimmed up pretty high to avoid stuffing it into the waves.That's going to make it too bouncy to sit in the bow area until after we get out to calmer water. I need everyone to find a spot behind the console so we can do this safely.
And I want you to put on the left jackets.
Then stand up on the way out your knees can absorb impacts better than your backs.
Oops… in case you’re wondering, the bow is the pointy / front part of the boat. Please go to the stern, oops, there I go again - I mean the back part of the boat.
That Hinckley is beautiful!!! My kinda boat!
That pontoon boat was awesome… a spa on floats!
That inbound trihull pontoon with aggressive trim did better than I thought!
The Hinckley Picnic job is classy af but not a great choice here. Too easy to spill your gin & tonic on your new Nantucket Reds.😄
In severe pain, but suddenly pain stops, and he smiles and waves to the camera. LOL
And a couple of years later he does'nt smile anymore for the rest of his life.
The Hinkley is gorgeous ❤
That had to be the smoothest pontoon in or out that has ever been on the channel!
That Tri-toon handled the inlet fantastic, would have liked to see it exiting the inlet, but entering it, he did better then most.
The Hinckley was my favorite and he did pretty good on the way out. I love the older yachts. Hinckley's captain can teach the other captains the proper way of the waves. I thought the pontoon did good coming into the inlet. I thought he rode the waves well.
Love seeing a 65 Estrella. Ultimate dream boat for me
I don't know anything about piloting a boat, but seems pretty obvious nobody should be allowed to sit up front for those few hundred yards of heavy current.
a carnival ride is predictable. someone got told they were going out sunning.
@5:00 pontoon boats generally aren't seaworthy, but that one's skipper is.
@3:12 HCBs seem to never be bothered by chop or sea state, they consistently just glide right through it without breaking a sweat. Like they've got King Neptune himself at the helm.
And 3600 hp don't hurt either. Just beautiful to me.
The Hinkley is an exceptional design, one of the Better vessels I viewed if not the best.I tells the world as an owner ,I know boats.
Hinckley yachts are such well built, “Downeast” boat from Maine. I love how the bow cuts through the water unlike those that plow.
A Hinckley will set you back up to multimillions so only serious captains buy these boats. They’re smart, understated, classy well built boats.
Just beautiful.
The Captain is always responsible.
You are correct! But if the passengers doesn't have a brain of their own. Even if the captain is responsible the passengers should know for themselves a simple thing like you DO NOT ever sit in the bow in a mowing boat when there are waves like this.
The problem we face is that there are boat-rental places all around the inlet and stupid people think "Fun" awaits them so they sit in the Bow.
@@keithscudder7136
So then the problem is not the captain or the passengers fault. It's the rental places who doesn't give any information. The only time you sit in the bow is when the boat is at the dock or anchored.
To cover their respective arses, they make boat renters sign a release form.
@@keithscudder7136
They are free to do that. If they have given the right and enough information.. And it's still up to the dumbasses who sit in the bow to know what they are doing.
I think those boats with vertical hulls look cool but seem less practical than hulls that flare out towards the top.
The flare looks like it pushes the water away in the big waves, while the straight walls allow the water to shoot up and fall into the boat more.
Those Boats with the Flat sides are referred to as "wet" Boats. Not a favorite of mine. I used to make Hinckleys before I retired.
Pontoon Cap handled that well... shows he's experienced... but I wou;ldn't pu a pontoon on anything rougher than that
A Hinckley will make you look like a great captain… 😆
A proper yacht should not have outboard power! Thank you Sir Hinckley!
That lekker boat was extra smooth on that run
The back injury is on the captain! Never allow anyone to ride the bow in heavy seas! Plus the injured guy wasn't even sitting on a cushion that may have absorbed the blow!
There's an assumption of risk involved for sure, but feel bad for the guy.
Are there no life jackets available in this area ?
Exactly!
They think they're too cool to wear them.
Yes! The Captain will be calling his homeowners insurance tomorrow!
Uhhhhhh
that captain is gonna be having his home 86'ed by the court for a settlement when this guy sues the crap out of him
for wreckless operation
The 2nd one... she got ... stuffed 😂😂😂😂
Always get to the rear of the boat when traveling in the inlet. Always
Last boat with a submarine hull is ugly as sin, but he timed that following wave in perfectly
6 x 600hp outboards, c'mon that's just taking the piss!
RE: Back Injury; unless passenger signed a waiver, that operator is completely liable for that injury.
The Barletta patio boat was impressive
I'm in Alaska. That 65' HCB was beautiful, it looked like it was cruising through a mild chop. And 3600 hp, that's also very impressive, anybody have an idea what the top end might be?
Man with hurt back won a serrlement from the captains insurance company and now has his own 72 foot yacht.
Not once,not twice ,but three times the stuffing 😅
Omg this brings so many memories! As a kid i loved when my brother would go fast on haulover and just jumping with the waves it was so much fun.
I was on the phone and then SPINAL!
Captains are responsible for boat and passenger. No one is going to be a bowrider on my watch in conditions like this
As long as the stupidest people in the world continous to buy open bow boats there will be spine injuries.
The person behind the wheel probably not a Captain is responsible and liable
Is Hinckley's hull
semi displacement?
Plenty of folk get hurt on boats. If the captains got sued more often, I bet the craziness would be curtailed.
Why sue the captains. Yes they are responsible but it's also up to the passengers to think of where they sit. The guy in the bow had a choice. And he choose to sit in the bow.
It's the Captain's fault. He is responsible for everybody's safety while they are onboard.@@catd11ng74
The "Hinkley" is a beauty...I think the capt' was over steering. No shortage of star of the day contestants on wavyboats....I always cringe when folks hang onto the windshields of these small glatron/searays....
Spinal compression injury.
Lucky it’s just the rib and not the spine
Should I bring my 6ft mini jet through the inlet?
Friends don't put friends on the bow.
FYI I've never been on a boat.
Some people aren’t happy till someone is hurt or dead.
Who in their right mind would take a pontoon out into open ocean?
Why is drone following snd filming anyways
Why not?
Sit up front in the bow ??? Sure. Just don't blame me when you slam off everything in the boat.
I don't know who's responsible I am not a lawyer. ⚖️
However I certainly would not be riding in the front of any boat.
Neither would any passenger on a boat that I am in command of.
You can’t fix stupid!
You cantey
Is it just to show off or people are buying the strangest, ugliest boat ever??
"Thoughts on this hull design"?
What hull design? It looks like an inflatable jacuzzi tub, and that's exactly what it'll become at the first sign of weather. Absolute garbage for anything but a lake. No business being bluewater rated at-all.
First day out with the new MTI of a clueless operator who’d be better off riding the small boats at Disney Land.