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Thanks very helpful!🙌🏼🤙🏼

Need to address trailer depth on launching and retrieving, “launch it deep retrieve it shallow”

Thanks brother!

My local ramps are busy with 4-6 boats wide and no docks, just slips 50+ ft. away.. I launch alone 90% of the time and must hurry!.. 1 ft. slack on winch, back in, check engine function, remove winch and back out, Dock grabber is my most used tool.. a must have for lone boaters!.Also stretch loop lines for pre-rope docking

Shouldn't you have a rope bro

Too risky for me. Everything depends on the constant smooth idle speed and prop power. Sooner or later it's gonna bite ya in the butt.

Cheer~~set (a boat) in motion by pushing it or allowing it to roll into the water.😊

Need to unhook that boat before being that far into the water. A larger boat will drag truck and trailer right into the water. Can find thousand videos of people making that mistake.

Thank you for sharing. This is very informative video!💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽

excellent bro

A lot of variabilities, Some boat ramps are steeper incline than others. The boat doesn't always go up on the trailer nice and straight when you power it on. You get it out of the water and realize it's crooked on the trailer. If you use the winch instead of driving it on, it gets it nice and straight every time.

Perfect! No stress, no hurry! Thanks for the video

Do we need a 4x4 to make this happen?

I would never get off a boat with the engine running. Just like I would never get out of an aircraft with the engine running. Yours Truly, Captain Smith.

I love this video and I do the same thing with a 28 foot cruiser but for safety purposes I keep 20 feet of small diameter polypropylene line attached to my kill switch in my hand just in case something disastrous would happen.

putting a gear in forward is something I never thought of..damn good tips are here

You do all of the pre-checks in the staging area, you don’t hold up the people in the queue for the boat slip, if you did in Florida on a weekend, and went and did your pre-checks or you were working on your boat in the boat slip, you’d get ticketed for obstructing the ramp

Iam not keen jumping off my boat while it’s in gear knowing my luck it will kick sideways and take off Everyone has there own technique I set the trailer so the boat won’t float off and it takes a good half throttle stab to get the boat off Putting it back on I do the same as you but I can reach over the front of my boat and reach the safety chain so still not leaving the boat

Make sure the prop looks good 😂

Great video thanks for the help!!

nice thx from Holland

Doing all this extra nonsense is just a waste of time… noone take this advice

Dang you made this look easy 😂. I know I'm going to struggle. I am waiting until my buddy can go out with me. He has tons of experience but I wanted to get an idea of how to load and unload. Thanks for the easy explanation!

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Like a pro! 🏆🏆🏆🏆

Now that's an awesome video!

Prop wash is bad for loading ramps, and all ramps in my hometown of Grand Haven Michigan have signs specifically banning it. You do practice some restraint in this video, but other people just destroy ramps with their propwash. Don't fire your boat up until it is off the trailer and tied to the dock, possibly leaving enough room for the next person with their trailer to get started, while you go park your trailer

I want a shiny white bay boat

Can you show how to actually hook up a boat on a pick up truck or suv please thank you

What about the tie downs that strap the boat to the trailer?

I don't own a boat, nor a truck, but I definitely want one in the future. Your video was immensely helpful to me to figure out how the heck do I get the boat into the water. I'm from a landlocked country and we sure as hell dont have boats for pleasure and its my absolute dream to own one! But no one in my circle knows ANYTHING about boating lol

Step 1: Get Boat

Thanks for the tips!!!

Interesting

Thank you me

Good job 👍

Should never power onto a trailer as it will wash away at the end of the ramp and eventually creating a deep drop off.

Were your dock bumpers? Keeps from it from rubbing the dock.

I’m not sure I feel comfortable leaving my boat motor on and stepping off the boat leaving it on attended. Does it have to be done that way?

Great video!

Would be nice if you actually had rod holders and got rid of that goofy front seating.

Perfect

Sorry. Right off the top, this is a shitty I structional. " put up the ladders, put the plug in ? You are obviously skilled and that😢admirable but you missed all the basics so this is a waste of time. Not helpful

Great video

another thing I really like is that his truck is nowhere near getting wet, and that is a good thing. No need to bury the back ass of the truck in the drink. Also, there is a transducer on most boats, on the stern and it often stops just short of the trailer bunks. By easing it up, as he did, you don't shear it off by hitting one of the trailer bunks. In fact, my preference is to not even "power on", but use the retrieving crank, and inch it forward and into position. What he does is fine, as his trailer is sitting perfect.

Vary few boat ramps around here have a way to walk onto a boat while it’s on the tailer not sure sheer you are but here you’d have to walk the boat off or jump up on the bow from the tailer

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I probably won’t ever do this but was very informative lol

Seems like great way to launch, one question is it safe an or legal to leave a boat in gear while not in direct control? I know its just barely in gear but doesn't stop something from moving the throttle while your off the vessel.

RIP trailer-wheels and brakes