Thought it was just me before I read the comments. What an easy ramp, with walkways close in on each side. OMG, what a circus. I could just "feel" the plastic hull flexing as it was forced up onto those (ridiculous) bunks. With a boat that heavy you must float it onto bunks, not drag it like an 18' runabout.
saftey chain BEFORE you pull out, one day your winch rope will snap or the gears will strip and your boat will be on the ramp. And yeah, stay away from the winch rope, those things will do serious damge if they snap.
If it is low tide the drop off may not let him put the trailer further into the water. I’m not saying this is what happened but it could explain why he did not sink the trailer further down the ramp.
Wow... I cringed through most of this video. It's like somebody got a life insurance or lottery payout and decided to buy a beautiful boat, trailer, and truck and had no idea what to do with them. I could have cried when I heard the out drive scrape against the concrete. What a waste. For everyone reading this, back the trailer into the water as far as you can to get the bunks wet, even if you pull back out some before loading. Some boat ramps are bad and have a drop off where the concrete ends and the sand gets blown away from power loading. The boat will slide onto the trailer so much easier when wet. A power winch is nice to have but there's no reason to put undue stress on it as well as the eye on the boat itself. One positive aspect of this video is that it teaches you exactly what not to do. I'm considering buying a 240 or 260 DA and learned a lot watching this.
The fact that they could back up further while it was halfway out of the water says that they started in the wrong place in the first place. And where they are standing they could be killed if that cable that's go. Having it that far out of the water is creating far too much tension on the cable the winch and the trailer. And the amount of time taken to get that boat out they bound to get yelled at at most boat ramps I know of......
your so careful loading the boat on the trailer but you did not raise the outdrive. Since you have a boat guide the boat will line up on the bunks once you pull the trailer out. Would be just as easier to put the trailer in the water as far as it can go and drive the boat on the trailer with outdrive slightly raise while a second person hooks up on the bow and pull out once outdrive is fully raised.
I was getting kinda pissed off at these previous comments but then I actually watched part of the video and holy crap you should probably put the trailer in the water before you put the boat on it.
im glad the comments were what i expected. the only thing they did right was put the trailer down the ramp first not the truck but based on what i saw it may have tried that first?. Darwins on thier ass dont worry guys.
With all attention pulling on the front of the boat in a dry situation I wouldn't want that hole or that boat it's bound to have fractures and stress.....
The old guy must not have very much boating experience. Why try to load the boat with the trailer pretty much out of the water. The point of the big guide post so so you can drive the boat not winch it. Then driving up the boat ramp with the lower unit down is a good way to waste a lot of money when you damage the unit or the prop.
ahhh Jesus, I cant watch it passed the 3:00 mark, I can see by the comments and just by how they are trying to load this, that they have no clue what the fuck they are doing......
this is the dumbest shit i ever seen i was waiting for the eye to come right out ... or cable to break and take off someones head... then pulled out of water without trailering the outdrive .... holy crap exactly great video of what not to do ....
This is the most moronic example I have ever witnessed of someone trying to load a boat on a trailer--and I live 5 minutes away from Black Point Marina in Miami.
Wow. Ya'll must be super lazy. I can hand crank my 34 pc up the last 8 feet with even getting winded. Also, if you have that much trouble centering the vessel on the trailer that everyone has to disembark to walk it up, spend 200 bucks to put rails on the trailer. Don't know why people don't use rails anymore; Makes loading super easy, even in high wind.
I know this video was done 8 yrs ago however why would you post a video that shows just how incompetent some people are when it comes to boating. Come on leaving the drive down and also not using a fending pole to actually hang on to the stern of the boat, and only backing a bunk trailer down part way. Okay so I get it if this was your first time but it shows just how stupid some people are by broadcasting it for the world to see,
No safety chain before pulling up, our drive is all the way down and hits, bunks dry, pulls the boat up and somehow doesn’t hit the V on the trailer. Trailer is too shallow for 7/8 of the video and then goes in and dunks it too far to where the boat can completely float, and if the trailer is not level, the boat will end up crooked. You do not winch and go in reverse. And just the way this guys attitude is makes me want to vomit let alone his ignorance.
It doesnt run or what? Why the hell wouldnt you drive it on the trailer? Duh! Oh I know. Cause the trailer has to be in the water in order to drive it on. Jeez.
excellent TRAINING video of what not to do.
I cant believe it actually pulled it on the trailer with so little in the water. Its going to hurt them one day when that cable pops.
I’m a beginner when it comes to boating but I at least know the trailer needs to be in the water before you try loading the boat
No you don’t need to put the trailer under water
OH lord! Tilting the driveunit UP would be a good idea😂
came for the comments, they did not disappoint
WOW.... Why do people post themselves looking so damn foolish.
Thought it was just me before I read the comments. What an easy ramp, with walkways close in on each side. OMG, what a circus. I could just "feel" the plastic hull flexing as it was forced up onto those (ridiculous) bunks. With a boat that heavy you must float it onto bunks, not drag it like an 18' runabout.
I can understand being nervous and inexperienced, but there was no common sense in this video. Glad no one was hurt or worse. Very lucky.
Outdrive actually scraped the ground on the way up. You could hear it. Also not smart to have your face right next to that cable under heavy tension.
Twice
Holy crap!! You guys are going to get somebody hurt! Besides hurting the boat, trailer, drive, and those stainless props!!!
remind him to replace the Prop when he gets home....brutal!!
saftey chain BEFORE you pull out, one day your winch rope will snap or the gears will strip and your boat will be on the ramp.
And yeah, stay away from the winch rope, those things will do serious damge if they snap.
If it is low tide the drop off may not let him put the trailer further into the water. I’m not saying this is what happened but it could explain why he did not sink the trailer further down the ramp.
Wow... I cringed through most of this video. It's like somebody got a life insurance or lottery payout and decided to buy a beautiful boat, trailer, and truck and had no idea what to do with them. I could have cried when I heard the out drive scrape against the concrete. What a waste. For everyone reading this, back the trailer into the water as far as you can to get the bunks wet, even if you pull back out some before loading. Some boat ramps are bad and have a drop off where the concrete ends and the sand gets blown away from power loading. The boat will slide onto the trailer so much easier when wet. A power winch is nice to have but there's no reason to put undue stress on it as well as the eye on the boat itself. One positive aspect of this video is that it teaches you exactly what not to do. I'm considering buying a 240 or 260 DA and learned a lot watching this.
DRAAAAAAG THAT SKEG....LOLLOLOL
The comments below have it covered.
You boys needs to try this on a windy bay like we do here, you’d never get the boat out……😅
there's the get it done way and then there's dads way. 10x harder 10x longer. I fell your pain red shirt guy.
How much does that but way and what sizes that truck?
your tires always need to be at the edge of the water if not in the water when you load or launch a boat. damn son.
Is this some kind of joke or something?
Wow !
Ok son lets get out of here before the owner comes :-)
There was lots that was concerning in this.......
Never pull out without safety chains on !!
The fact that they could back up further while it was halfway out of the water says that they started in the wrong place in the first place.
And where they are standing they could be killed if that cable that's go.
Having it that far out of the water is creating far too much tension on the cable the winch and the trailer.
And the amount of time taken to get that boat out they bound to get yelled at at most boat ramps I know of......
Exactly what not to do.
Wow I'm glad no one got hurt
All that talking down on the guy he Mr. Smart forgot to raise the drive lol
Why are most boat owners tools
People are soo jealous and Mean..you guys know sooo much but can afford a big beautiful boat like this..
Is that skiidoo trailer or where are all rollers 🙄
your so careful loading the boat on the trailer but you did not raise the outdrive. Since you have a boat guide the boat will line up on the bunks once you pull the trailer out. Would be just as easier to put the trailer in the water as far as it can go and drive the boat on the trailer with outdrive slightly raise while a second person hooks up on the bow and pull out once outdrive is fully raised.
I was getting kinda pissed off at these previous comments but then I actually watched part of the video and holy crap you should probably put the trailer in the water before you put the boat on it.
They walk among us!!
Something tells me they have never seen a winch cable snap. They would both be cut in half 🧐
It would be my luck to be stuck waiting for this guy 🙄🤣🤣🤣 ridiculous
Bloke at the start is useless.
Watching its arse drift away.
Y’all made that look extremely hard 😂
Drive it right up to the trailer bow wheel.
Rip to the engine boat
It has a moter ,
Just drive it on,
Put the trailer in the water at least 10-14'
Back up the trailer and stay out of line with the cable...gezzz
No comment, enough has already been said
why not just drive the boat on the trailer ...no wind
im glad the comments were what i expected. the only thing they did right was put the trailer down the ramp first not the truck but based on what i saw it may have tried that first?. Darwins on thier ass dont worry guys.
wow they let this guy buy a boat
With all attention pulling on the front of the boat in a dry situation I wouldn't want that hole or that boat it's bound to have fractures and stress.....
guy operating which is why outta place. it is overloaded and if snaps hes in 2 pieces
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂You can not 3 days to get it out of the water.
The old guy must not have very much boating experience. Why try to load the boat with the trailer pretty much out of the water. The point of the big guide post so so you can drive the boat not winch it. Then driving up the boat ramp with the lower unit down is a good way to waste a lot of money when you damage the unit or the prop.
😫😂
First time I guess....................
Money can't buy brains...
ahhh Jesus, I cant watch it passed the 3:00 mark, I can see by the comments and just by how they are trying to load this, that they have no clue what the fuck they are doing......
Shame you ground off your skeg at the end of the video, because the stern drive was down.
Negative, that trailer is way far ahead from the water.
Haha. What. The. Fuck.
U.S. Navy Sailor speaking, what the fuck dude do you have any idea how bad that is for the hull and the prop and the frame of the boat? Really man?
Poor boat .sink the trailer goes alot easier
seriously?
this is the dumbest shit i ever seen i was waiting for the eye to come right out ... or cable to break and take off someones head... then pulled out of water without trailering the outdrive .... holy crap exactly great video of what not to do ....
that was painful to watch!
This is the most moronic example I have ever witnessed of someone trying to load a boat on a trailer--and I live 5 minutes away from Black Point Marina in Miami.
OMG... Could anyone imagine if this wannabe boater was ahead of you at the ramp?!
Relax and help...
@@wallaceb9120, not getting hurt due to their inexperience and stupidity nor blamed for property damage.
Wow. Ya'll must be super lazy. I can hand crank my 34 pc up the last 8 feet with even getting winded. Also, if you have that much trouble centering the vessel on the trailer that everyone has to disembark to walk it up, spend 200 bucks to put rails on the trailer. Don't know why people don't use rails anymore; Makes loading super easy, even in high wind.
I know this video was done 8 yrs ago however why would you post a video that shows just how incompetent some people are when it comes to boating. Come on leaving the drive down and also not using a fending pole to actually hang on to the stern of the boat, and only backing a bunk trailer down part way. Okay so I get it if this was your first time but it shows just how stupid some people are by broadcasting it for the world to see,
That is probably the worst display I have ever seen of loading a boat
painful to watch
this is painful to watch
No safety chain before pulling up, our drive is all the way down and hits, bunks dry, pulls the boat up and somehow doesn’t hit the V on the trailer. Trailer is too shallow for 7/8 of the video and then goes in and dunks it too far to where the boat can completely float, and if the trailer is not level, the boat will end up crooked. You do not winch and go in reverse. And just the way this guys attitude is makes me want to vomit let alone his ignorance.
You could have done that easier without the nasty attitude...
It doesnt run or what? Why the hell wouldnt you drive it on the trailer? Duh! Oh I know. Cause the trailer has to be in the water in order to drive it on. Jeez.