Oh No! Twin 300's Sunk at the Boat Ramp ! (Chit Show)
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- Опубликовано: 13 апр 2021
- They call me the King of Haulover for a reason ! I was able to get the blessing from the owner to show the entire refloat of his Glasstream 32. To make this video even more interesting its paired with twin Mercury Verado 300 HP Outboard engines.The same engines of the Sunk Verado Story ! The Ramps at BlackPoint Marina were watching with amazement as this boat was coming back to life. Today we had pros working and we even have a very special clip of Fred the Crocodile a clip that I knew one day I would see.Its a long video i wanted you guys to see the entire process and boat tow companies can use this as a guide of how to refloat a boat.
The Captain and diver at Tow Boat Us Did an amazing Job !
Special Thanks to JJ for making me look like a Bi--ch on camera !
Amazingness thats what we do !
My name is Alfred Montaner Host of the Chit Show ! 
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To hell with that guy! He can’t tell you what can film in public 😎 Chit Show must go on! 😂🍻
That’s the type of guy that rips by when your fishing and makes a big wake. Couldn’t have happened to a better guy
how the hell would you know that?
agreed ! take pictures and you're gonna go swimming. I would have said come over here and you'll join your boat.
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Lol so true he's definitely one of those douchebags
Alfred handled that like an adult, refreshing and a lesson for people negotiating.
Yeah, and we got to see that no challenge is too great for those rescue tows. I did wonder if Fred was watching? They were working so close to his snack bar and then he surfaces minutes later. Yeeps!
He had no choice him and his zoom lenses going for a swim with Fred 😂
Agreed, it's dumb to engage in childish behavior.
Demonetization straighten anybody out make them act right I'd like to see the other side of it though if it wasn't demonetized
Heck, I sunk a 5hp Yamaha brand new that my grandfather got on his birthday in 30 ft of salt water. We got it back , put it on deck and washed it with fresh water... it fired right up.
What he upset with you for, you didn't sink it. You providing a educational video on how to do a recovery..
His ego was bruised a bit.
When shit happens to me i always look to see who saw it. It's embarrassing dude. Do you like feeling embarrassed in front of the whole world? Maybe we film and air your shit streaks LoL
Just put it in a bag of rice! Easypeasy!
And some Teriyaki sauce.
Thank You Al for showing us the WHOLE PROCESS of the boat being Re-Floated!!!! Very Interesting. It was a long VLOG but NOT BOARING AT ALL!!!!!
Boring
Many of us would never see this without your video. So many rooting for the owners recovery of his boat. Very interesting!
I thought you handled it very well. Good job as always. That guy had a bad day. The pelican had a worse one😂😂😂
Crock had a good day
Fred is hungry 😋
Yeah, I'm glad Alfred cut that clip short. Did you see Fred in the King tide vid? Missing his scobbie snacks made him snappy.
Me too.
@@debistanley2791 What happened in that King Tide video was simple, Alfred was making noise on Dock 9 behind Fred the Croc and that just startled the Croc. He quickly turned, saw it was a Human and then went to Deeper water, nothing more. Have a nice Day.
I have mad respect for how you handled this situation AM. Nicely done sir
Great decision to work it out so that you could share this; ANDawesome that you included the message "keep the water clean!"
I did salvage years ago and the best thing for a submerged outboard is to leave it until your ready to start working on it! Otherwise, if pulled from the water and left sitting more than a few hours the salt will crystalize in the cylinders, rings , and other critical components, once that happens its a expensive paper weight!
He did say that keeping it in water helps bcuz it oxidation that eats at the metal ( not in the same words) n also Merc does an excellent job in their manufacturing processes of metals to salt water !
@@lindabenedict2632 Right, once oxygen reaches the salt water it begins crystallization. I have started outboards that were submerged for weeks, and immediacy pull plugs fog cylinders clean off and check electrical system, hook up new battery and crank them up! Mercury has gotten better over the years, but Suzuki and Honda have the best protection and more stainless fasteners.
I lost a little 2-stroke 4hp outboard off the back of a little sailing cabin boat while it was running, and it took a week before I could get a grappling hook on it to recover it from salt water.
I pulled the plug and cycled the motor after cleaning out the carb, and after replacing them, it started immediately and ran a treat.
Never had a problem with it afterwards.
Wow, kuddos to you for giving this man so much grace. I'd like to think I would respond the same when he was angry you were filming. Your empathy made me a bigger fan than I already was. Thanks for being kid bro!
That’s what you call a respectable towing service for boats
Please let us know what caused this if you find out!
That was interesting! Can’t believe I watched the entire video!! Well done.
You're right, that's every boaters nightmare. I'd be crazy upset as well. That being said, this is one of the best videos you've shot. Very interesting the process to recover the boat. Thank you for showing it and to the owner for allowing us to see it.
Alfred the Man trying to keep the waters clean by asking a boater to grab debris. Good job man.
Tons of respect for the recovery guy. Absolutely no help but he gets it done
How’d the boat sink?
His pride went down with the boat which made you an easy target to lash out at. Just how some men seem to be when something happens to them. Funny he even took the time to acknowledge you. Thank you for sharing. Happy Day
As much fun as It is to watch the boat wrecks and recoveries I always feel bad for the boat owners. I know it sucks to loose your boat to an accident or to another idiot on the water but I do take notes on what happens at every accident. So thank you all for sharing in your grief....
Thanks for sticking with the whole process of raising the boat. Really fascinating watching it.
We appreciate you taking a swim with Fred for our viewing pleasure, Alfred!!
As a life long boater in the Miami/Ft Laud area and one that lives on the water and keeps their boat in the water I can probably guess what happened. Boats like that usually have very little distance between the deck and outside water line. Meaning if the deck drains overboard there is no much distance. Should the boat become heavy then water will actually flow in the boat through the deck drains and result in this. Clearly the plug was in so that was not the cause. If I had to guess, the boat had a leak like from a thru hull for the bait well or some other thru hull fitting below the water line. Maybe a broken hose or broken fitting. The bilge pump kept the boat floating until the batteries went dead. This is assuming of course the boat was docked there over night. Bilge pump was probably running all night long, once the pumps stop the water rushing in through a broken thru hull will sink the boat in 15 mins. We would not see the water coming from a broken thru hull when the boat was lifted out because Sea Tow pumped most of the water out. Scenario #2 is the guy shut all power off which included the bilge pumps and left the boat docked over night. Maybe it rained that night, the boat took on just enough water from the rain to put those deck drains under water and the rest is history. Had the bilge pumps been working it could last all night pumping rain out before the batteries went dead.
Gutsy owner in water with croc
Great job Alfred working it out with the distressed boat owner. Classy move. Another guy would've disregarded the owner and just posted. Hats off to the Sea Tow captain for a great job. Did they ever find the cause of the leak, why she sunk?
My boat from the 80’s is laughing at this... Aquasport gang.
Alfred, you did not do anything wrong by posting this vid! Whether the owner wants you to or not. You have every right! Most people have never seen this kind of thing happen... and your excellent coverage of the situation created documentation of the accident and can be used as a learning tool for others. Plus like you said... 50 other people have already shared it on their social media and 50 of their friend shared it and so on. It's not like there was a body or a death and you were being disrespectful! Please keep doing what you do because it rocks!
When you are thirsty you get a drink 🤣🤣🤣
Read the description......Alfred worked it out with the owner and Fred!!! Alfred does awesome at showing empathy even when sympathy isn't deserved!!
WoW that seatow guy did a great job , all alone on top of it wow
I never saw the sea tow guy in the water unless he morphed into the big guy with grey hair
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He was afraid of Fred lol
But he still did a good job
I bet that wasn’t cheap... $3k+
@@teabag1680 minimum of 3 I work for them
@@guy-wf4xb I would think substantially more. A tow off a sandbar is 500 where I live in FL. A tow from offshore is in the thousands. I would think it would be 6-10k.
Very Sad For The Owner, But Chit Happens!
Good job in handling the situation as you stated no not owner takes pleasure in seeing another owner having boat issues. I have always helped other owners when they have had boat issues, even made a new friend when I helped another owner out. We all can learn from these type of issues
That was a great video and that guy can take a hike when it comes to telling you not to shoot it. You don't owe us an apology!
You're a good man Alfredo....
We're California boaters and we enjoy your boat reviews, el setenta y nueve, and of course the chitshow! My wife is Cubana and she laughs when I watch your channel. She asks if I understand what you're saying, lol...not really. It's nice to see compassion for those in dire yet we still enjoy laughing at the those in chit. Gracias papá
When it gets that bad you better be able to laugh at yourself, nobody is permanently injured, life goes on.
Thanks for staying on the boat that needed to be lifted. I had not seen this before. Hope the owner didn’t lose in the end.
SeaTow, worth every penny!
"Keep our waters clean. It's important." Damn right! I like you.
Alfred your video is amazing, you’re a class act waiting for the owners OK to show this. Thanks for sharing. Kevin
I like the "No overnight docking" sign behind the guys head
Amazing, Respect. Nice to watch people who are good at what they do in action. Fantastic job.
I just found your channel and listening to how respectfully you handled this situation with the owner tells me you are a really good person!
The owner needs to be outed due to ignorance. He’s making the chit show amazing... WAIT FOR IT!
Ignorance is right!
Like it is our fault his boat 🚣♂️ sank
Be interesting to know what exactly happened.Great job on documenting recover
What a punk
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That was great to watch...thank you for showing the whole process...even tho I do feel heartbroken for the owner. The video was very educational, and the tow did a great job. Just sorry for the owner...thank you!
Sad sad day. Was interesting to watch glad he let you post the vid thanks
P.S. I rate this VLOG a 10..... My boat sunk twice @ the dock. Bilge pump 1st & Float switch 2nd. I know what it feels like :( BIG TIME!!!! Alfred I've been watching you for only 3 -4 months now & personally I think you've got all the South Florida, (aka) Miami VOLGER's BEAT!!! Your sittin' out there in the HEAT & with bug's & FRED!!!!!OMG!!!!!! Your narration is AWESOME & respect for fellow boater's is duly NOTED! Rock-On BIG Al!!!
I am a brand new boat novice. This was very educational for me. I never knew how sinking boats were recovered. It must very very costly for the owner. My prayers are with him.
Mandatory boat 🚤 insurance will cover most of this ,unless the underwriters prove negligence on behalf of the owner and believe me if there is a back door for the underwriters they will find it.
Don’t forget your life jackets !
Yes, don't sink your boat
So sad to see that nice boat full of water! Excellent job videoing this. You handled everything very well. Glad the owner gave permission for you to post.
Glad they saved it fir him.
Those tow boat USA and sea tow guys are amazing. They have rescued lots of boats over here in Cape coral after the hurricane
Big ups to Sea Tow....a iob well done...👍
The pelican probably filled Freds belly....that diver was safe 🙄😉😊
Thank you Alfred for the video..😁
Well that sucks that his boat sunk but it was really cool to see how they recover the boat and your narration of how they are going to save it and bring it back to life was informative.
Hi Alfred- If you were a local news reporter, it would be on the evenings news. You are only reporting similar to a news guy but with a waaaay better sense of humor!
And With style
Thank you to the owner for letting Alfred film the process. Very nice boat, happy its now above water.
Glad to see you filmed the whole recovery. Love the “Chit Show”
Great video I can't believe how quick that recovery was! It's a blessing it didn't sink off shore somewhere!
(Could've gone w/o seeing the pelican being eaten, but hey that's just me. 🤷♀️
Crocs are bad swimming companions
Would be cool if he would do an interview about what happened and if he would be willing to document the repair process.
Keep watching!
Did you see the size of him? He obviously boarded the boat, causing it to capsize.
I cannot imagine how I would feel if that happened to my boat.
Many thanks to the owner for approving you posting this and kudos to you for working it out with him. I feel horrible for the owner but this is awesome to watch - it hits on my biggest fear everytime I leave my boat tied up.
There is no expectation of privacy on public property..
The owner is a real charmer eh? He's got some legit karma right there and I'm sure more to come.
Drain plug mafia. Strikes again
@@southside8510 But they took the drain plug out on the dock or had it been replaced while submerged. Drain plugs need to be attached to the engine start key. All the water ski boats I've driven had a split rubber diaphragm fitted to the drain hole, any water in the boat would drain out but none could get in. My 1930s wooden boat didn't have drain plugs, the cockpits drained over board and the bilge had two auto pumps, each wired to separate batteries, the problem I had was the shaft seals would drip after a 6 or 8 hr cruise, these was cured with a few pumps of grease on the stern gland. There was also a standby generator on board and a submersible pump. the later I never used in anger for the 15 years I owned the boat.
Worked on a tunnel job where two tunnel boring machines got flooded with sea water, the back up gantry's were towed out of the tunnels. A specialist cleaning company flushed all the system with fresh water, opened them up and air dried them with fans, no heat was used. 90% of the electrical items were put back in use. The main power cable were only effected on there ends, the cable were treated with a high charge and that drove the moisture out. That was done by a specialist company from Iceland.
I would of put the video up in a heart beat after that initial encounter. Tell him ill give him $15k for the fiberglass hull or he can go through the insurance. The motors and electronics are toast.
Al
the world needs more people like you, this gentleman will be very happy to have meet you after all is said and done love all your content. Always watching Eddie from Hudson, Florida.
He was just looking for someone of something to release his anger on. Nothing personal and refreshing you handled him with such grace when he needed it the most.
Sea tow is the bomb! They rescued our boat on our first trip out on it and it was drifting because the anchor rope wasn’t long enough! They hunted us down despite our coordinates ever changing!
I feel for the sea tow guy he has to deal with the owner!
Zooming in and shouting out the man who lifted it up, while he's shit eat grinning was one of the most wholesome things I've seen in awhile.
Alfred, totally enjoyed your vid. I’m 62 yrs old n about 2 ugh no, probably 3 decades ago changed an impeller on a Volvo penta underway so I appreciate learning even at my age. Thanks Dude
That's one impressive fork lift. Thanks for showing what goes on in that building, been wondering for some time!
Great footage. Owner was taking it out on you and we feel his pain. Keep Bringing It!
I sunk and lost my stern drive. Had a beer and got on with my life.
i dont think your boat was 200k+
Bent Rods Tight Line < So did I!
@@bruhmoments1046 Correct it was 70K… But what could have I done? 70k for me was a lot of hard work😔
I take pleasure in it! Thanks for sharing.
Awesome , Thanks Alfred
Good PSA for checking your thru hull fittings and hoses and bilge pumps.
Shout out to alfred for being so professional
captain put your shirt back on !!!! 😱
Bloop bloop bloop... Another star is born. Keep your toes outa the water! Thanks for the psa!
Thanks for sticking with this process. It was very interesting!!
I feel for owner. Hope the engines and hull can be serviced back to working order. Those bags are the bomb for lifting
Now with it coming above the waterline get the flex seal guy to go under and slap some seal on the hole(haul).
Dude, sorry for your loss... I know you love your boat and all the pleasure it gives you, and I also know that it will be very expensive to repair...
👍 "And yes to Sea Tow" big Kudo's. And thanks for the coverage Alfred...👍
Hopefully you will be able to add some info if your in contact
to actually what happened.. MAYBE..
thank you to the owner as well for letting Alfred capture this on video..
Definitely something no boat owner wants to go through.
You may not take pleasure in filming this, but I take pleasure in watching it!
First of all what boat company is putting 2 holes below the water line, now Danny T thinks it's because the bilge pumps stopped running?. Now in Alfred's video you can planely see 2 holes on the starboard side of the boat well below the water line, what i would like to know is who built that boat?.
Very good job! Think you for showing.
👍⭐️Sea Tow did a terrific job. 🏆
Stand your ground my friend...Good job!
Really? Yelling at other people because your boat 🚣♂️ sank ?
@@claydog6422 I think he’s saying Alfred stood his ground and didn’t get bitched by the boat owner
This will be one of the best chit show moments in 2021
LoL, 2021 not over 'till the "Chit Show" sings.... We will be "waiting for it"
Excellent job Brother Educating those that have never witnessed something like this Hope Everything works for the Best To the Unfortunate Captain Great Job By All
Really interesting video. Thanks for sharing.
Alfred, well done on covering this story! I feel bad for the boat owner. We dont know what happened or how the boat got flooded/sunk. It would be incredible if you could find out the story behind it, how it happened and what's his take on it. Again, Kudos for the awesome coverage! Bien hecho! As for the pelican, well,, it's nature :-)
Mr. Montaner, I sympathize with the man, but that is no reason for him to take it out on you. Stay you Brother. :)
That threatening/verbal abuse was BS
Thank you Alfred , this was amazing
👍I like the detailing on the boat that was sunk. 🇺🇸 💝
Nice job Alfred. I watch the entire show. It's much better than what's on TV tonight. Thank you for doing what you do!!!
I would watch this video and the chip show all day long before I would watch one thing on ABC, NBC, or CBS! Shows like Alfred’s are 100 times better then the shit show that ABC and NBC and CBS puts out! Anybody that watches the alphabet channels is brain dead and bored to tears and it’s 100% certain you cannot trust one word not one word of their news broadcast !!! We know we can trust Alfred’s news because we can see it!
Amazing process of righting the boat, then pumping it out.
Alfred I watched all of the video on RUclips. Chit Show is bad ass. They did an excellent job getting the boat up and out.
Note: any news on how you're going to give away your Verado?
I sure would like to enter. I had to retire early from nursing 20+ years, for our veterans at the VA, due to my own military injuries.
As a result, I couldn't afford to buy a boat after I moved down to Corpus Christi.
I have my eye on an solid older 23' Grady White WA hull for pretty cheap. I would love to be able to help other veterans by taking them fishing.
Let us know what we need to do to enter.
You did a great job with this video Alfred 👍
Great reporting Alfred!
Ha. I love it when the guys shirts match the color of their hull😁
This is why we all watch to see the ins and outs of boating. Also the mishaps gone viral!!
We actually learn a lot...... what not to do.
How they get out of the situation is interesting, but it would be interesting to learn how they got INTO it.
Anthony, please create a shirt 👕 that says "wait for it" with your internet address and chit show 😉. Love this channel I have witness all this at various docks.
Alfred......very good point you made, that just maybe, someone watching this will learn from what caused this to happen and to avoid it happening to them. Way to go and I'm glad the owner understood this by letting you post this video.
I still don't know what happened that lead to this, still watching.
Love to know what caused it to sink. Keep us posted please.
For sale 33 ft CC, light use, low hrs, could use a detail... 139k
Captain did an awesome job!!!
Alfred, the "No Overnight Docking" sign is quite conspicuous right where those boats were tied off overnight!
nice catch. I didn't notice the sign at first.