This guy knows his boat!!

[eavega]

Now this is how you load a boat! :faint2:

 

[Home Cookin']

Re: This guy knows his boat!!

Now that's power loading!

I don't think I'd be standing there.

My guess is he cut and raised the motor(s) on the way in

 

[LongLine]

Re: This guy knows his boat!!

Get ready to do a tow vehicle transmission/brake job in the off season.

 

[southkogs]

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I actually used to do that with one of our boats. It was small and I had the trailer landing timed right down ... dad didn't know whether to kill me, or invite friends to watch.

... I've grown out of that since.

 

[foodfisher]

Re: This guy knows his boat!!

The winch and hook guys weren't so sure.

 

[bassman284]

Re: This guy knows his boat!!

Now that's power loading!

I don't think I'd be standing there.

My guess is he cut and raised the motor(s) on the way in

Yeah, looks like the nose drops about 5 or 10 feet beyond the side guides. It appears he needed the speed to maintain headway. I thought the hook and winch guys seemed pretty confident. Clearly not the firt time they've done that.

 

[26aftcab454]

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Those are beach launches/ retrievals in Alaska. may be to beat a incomming swell. They use big tire earth mover tractors in Anchor Point,AK
second photo is a 8.5ft Pacific (Greenland) Sleeper shark. creepy!

 

[kmagnuss]

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[tallcanadian]

Re: This guy knows his boat!!

Great loading. I guess it's not their first day in doing that. I've seen so many people take forever to load up.

 

[sinkererswim]

Re: This guy knows his boat!!

Now this is how you load a boat! :faint2:

He's obviously done that a time or two. Stopped almost perfectly.