@@paulayala4816 Yes he’s been in a few videos now. The last incident him and the other boater gave each other a fist bump at the end of their dispute, which was mad respectful!
Guy at the end in the turquoise boat must be one cool guy. He's gotten ramp blocked and hassled for no reason a few times in recent videos and still willing to help someone out unsolicited. Good job!
I'm a mechanic at a Ford dealership. I currently have three F-150 rear axles torn apart and waiting on parts. All of them have one thing in common... Diff oil was full of water, and the Owners say they submerge the axles when they launch their boats. I would say don't do it, but.... Then I wouldn't be buried in gravy rear end rebuilds and making bank off idiot-taxes.
I absolutely love that you've made a whole channel out of this. I think I'll start one called "Roundabout Idiots" highlighting the horrible drivers in my area.
Hell yeah! We definitely need roundabout idiots channel. I once was riding with a guy and he was bragging about his Charger and then he sideswiped somebody entering the roundabout!
No, the vent tube would not be submerged in this situation. The rear half of the frame would have to be totally submerged and as it is, only the very ends of the frame are submerged.
Maybe f-250 guy is the only guy at the ramp that is aware of the fact he can't back up a trailer. Not a money thing but this way is less embarrassing for him 🤣🤣🤣
I'd go to the bottom of the center caps on the wheels and that is it. The vent for the rear end is awfully close to being submerged on this one, and it looks like a recipe for how to have your tailgate rot out in a hurry.
@@ralphholiman7401 yep...I agree, we have a few steep ramps where I will get my tires down but I do not like any water to come anywhere near the axle tubes or brakes.
My father used to tell me as a boy that unless people are at risk of injury, or death, when life is teaching the inattentive and the ignorant valuable lessons, it’s best not to interfere.
I live in Hawaii and have a 26 foot with twin Yamaha 150 hp. I have never seen so many inexperienced boaters as you show trying to launch and retrieve their boats. No wonder why we end up having to take these eight hour Coast Guard video exams. I never use the steering wheel docking or loading the boat on trailer, I have twin engines. Steer your boat with your throttles! You master this and you will always get your boat home if you lose steering. Never completely submerge your center trailer boards, that's what will center your boat on the trailer. Drive your boat onto the trailer, allow the center boards to knock you in the groove and be patient. Once in the groove, steadily add power until the boat begins to move up the trailer. Only add additional power to maintain forward moment as needed (never floor it!!) until you gently bump the roller on your wench. When hitting the roller maintain throttle to hold it on the roller and slowly back the power off. Boom bada bing!! Alittle patient practice and it will make your life easy. I launch this boat all the time by myself and do not tie up the dock. Before you launch decide which dock you are going to tie to and get your bumpers and lines rigged. Never launch (especially at low tide) with a two wheel drive. I have an F350 4x4 that I clutch in 1st gear and brake the boat down the ramp (my boat weighs more than the truck with no trailer brakes as they don't lie salt water) in 4x4 until I see the rear of the boat float. Get out of truck unhook boat from trailer (front portion of trailer will keep boat from floating away), get on boat lower and start engines, check engines that they are pissing water, staighten engines, put both engines in reverse and give a burst of power to pull boat off trailer. Drive trailer to the chosen dock and tie off, then go park trailer. Tada! Common sense goes along way. DO NOT TIE UP THE DOCK SPACE! HELP OTHERS AND BE CURTIOUS! Aloha.......................
I was at a ramp one day, and saw a guy launching his boat. He had forgotten a strap that went all the way across the stern of his boat and hooked on both sides of his trailer. he backed it up 3 or 4 times, slamming it harder each time. Couldn't figure why it wasn't floating off his trailer. When I told him he left his strap on, he got mad at *me* lol.
Or even a trailer. I park my boat trailer over a lawn sprinkler every time after I launch or retrieve my boat and let it hose the salt water off of all of it. Makes the springs last a lot longer.
That guy with the SuperDuty totally could afford a trailer if he owns that truck but would rather "save money" buy destroying his differential by flooding it with saltwater ruining the fluid, in turn destroying the gearset. Plus the whole submerging the entire rearhalf of the truck in saltwater is great for rust prevention and really helps the brake calipers and electronic sensors do their job!
@@sleddarcheddar Agree a couple launches in salt water isn't anything compared to road salt for 3 or more months in the rest of the country. cant wash your truck when its 10 degrees outside for a couple months.
I'm glad you weren't around when I launched the first boat I bought. I didn't know a roller trailer was a thing - only had ever encountered bunk trailers prior. I can still hear the "ohhs" from the spectators, 25 years later.
Ya know at least you’re honest. Some of these Aholes on the channel know they can’t do it but do it anyway and make others miserable while doing so. So kudos to you 👍👍.
@EarthatWork They actually sell electric motors specifically for kayaks and you can even mount up a trolling motor or small under 5hp gas motor and it totally levels up the fun of a kayak or canoe.
Lmao 🤣 don’t let no one fool u. Nobody learned over night how to back a trailer up. Hell I taught my wife in a school parking lot with cones. The best thing thoo, is to have someone who knows exactly how to back a trailer up. Cause depending where u place ur hands on the wheel- the trailer will go opposite of what ur doing. And small short trailers turn faster and harder than a long trailer- so even small movements of the wheel will dramatically turn the trailer. 🤷🏻♂️ I rather be lost on the lake than found at home
Dark green F-250 for sale. Excellent condition. Didn't want to spend money to buy a camera to have pictures to post, but you can see the car in this footage I stumbled across on youtube 5:40
lol I saw these guys at Waterway Park last weekend, looks like they made it up to Jup! Didn't even know this was a channel until I asked, and now I can't stop watching heh
The couple minutes the truck sat in the salt water is nothing compared to driving a few miles on the Winter roads up north and trucks and cars there last years with no issues.
He’ll have great memories of the time he spent on the water with his dog. I’m 79 and I think of all the things I did as a kid. You don’t think much about them when you’re a kid, but the older you get, the more you cherish and appreciate those memories!
My ramp at my lake has a very shallow angle so you really have to dunk your truck in there. Caused 2,400 bucks in damage for new wheel hubs and my diff fluid was a milkshake. Can’t image what saltwater would do on top of that.
You got ripped off big time a solid rear axle shaft assembly (not wheel hubs) but you wouldn't of needed a new assembly just new bearings but even a brand new assembly would be tops 200 bucks each add gear oil and labor 800 bucks should of been what you spent. Maybe your "Truck" isn't a truck and doesn't have a solid rear axle like a ford explorer those hubs still aren't too expensive.
7:30 was doing this for years in an old beater tacoma, maybe the truck was a hammy down. honestly if you're changing out the dif oil once or twice a year it's not really a big deal for the axle to be submerged for a minute or two. i sprayed my entire rear end with wd40 once a month and and change the dif oil every other month. no issues. im a cheap man with a cheap boat, no trailor. now i do have a trailor and it's the same thing with trailor hubs, still need to be greased.
It is fun to laugh at people at the boat ramp...that being said I am glad there was no one around filming me when I was 16 backing my first boat down or picking it up. One launch of mine included an unexpected swim to retrieve my boat.
Lots of places in that truck to trap saltwater and rot it out. But that only matters if you care. How much value do you put in your truck? That varies dramatically from person to person, and income level.
That would have been interesting to see. I doubt the dock is going to move, so either the rope tears the cleat off, or it pulls the entire boat off the trailer lol. I'm guessing its hooked to the winch still, so most likely tear the cleat free of the boat.
Not a problem for nutters. The breather on top of the rear axle will let the water in which will then mix with the lubricants and eventually ruin the seals and bearings in the axle hubs and diff if it's rear drive not to mention the CV joints if it's a four WDrive. Not to mention the parking brake cables and linkages.
I always pre-medicate with xanax 30 minutes before watching this channel. The anxiety is too much for my nerves to handle. I tapped the thumbs up 👍 button to feed the algorithm monsters.
Had a friend who lived near Pismo Beach Ca. He bought an old Chevy Truck and did a complete frame-off rebuild. When finished, he got drunk and drove it on the beach. Got stuck and by the time help arrived the tide was on its way up. I guess they got the truck out but I've always wondered what became of that truck. True story.
I put a foot and a half long chain with a hook on. I would stop the trailor short and drive up the trailor. Hook up the winch and crank until I could hook it. Tilt up and drive onto the flat to finish cranking it up. It self levels. Works great when there's bad waves or wind and tide.
6.45 By the time the guy gets his truck home the rear wheel bearings will either need replacing or the very least re greasing. If he does neither he will be looking at a large garage bill for wrecked axle stubs
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The real MVP is the homie who untied the stern line at the end!
I don't think they even saw him do it lol
@@peterpeter-rn8qz My guess is the cleat pops off first . . .
I think that was the guy who had the stand-off with another boater a couple of videos back.
@@paulayala4816 Yes he’s been in a few videos now. The last incident him and the other boater gave each other a fist bump at the end of their dispute, which was mad respectful!
It's a redemption arc. And people out here saying Miami Boat Ramps videos have no interesting story or plot... smh
The kid with his dog were the two smartest mammals at the ramp that day. 😜
that made my day!
So trueeee
Young dude with the "$30k$" homemade boat probably had more fun than anyone. Gotta give him props. 💪🏻
Lol.. 300 bucks maybe..Worth every penny
Give him some props and he'll have himself a plane.
100% agree...no debt and the dog with the lifejacket.
Love his rig. The Tacoma load extender as a casting platform, the pup along for the ride, can’t beat it
Airplane props?
Guy at the end in the turquoise boat must be one cool guy. He's gotten ramp blocked and hassled for no reason a few times in recent videos and still willing to help someone out unsolicited. Good job!
Teal boat dude becoming a local celebrity
Can't be mocked for not knowing how to back up a trailer is you ain't got no trailer. Smart!
Exactly
My thoughts exactly
There’s a big difference in backing a bigger boat trailer and a jet ski trailer
@Ross Outdoors keep thinking that. Rinsing helps but not a problem solver.
I'm a mechanic at a Ford dealership. I currently have three F-150 rear axles torn apart and waiting on parts. All of them have one thing in common... Diff oil was full of water, and the Owners say they submerge the axles when they launch their boats. I would say don't do it, but.... Then I wouldn't be buried in gravy rear end rebuilds and making bank off idiot-taxes.
I absolutely love that you've made a whole channel out of this. I think I'll start one called "Roundabout Idiots" highlighting the horrible drivers in my area.
Great idea,come to Georgia,you would get a ton of footage
Hell yeah! We definitely need roundabout idiots channel.
I once was riding with a guy and he was bragging about his Charger and then he sideswiped somebody entering the roundabout!
I've got a new roundabout in my subdivision that everyone's still trying to figure out. 🤣
Go for it. I'd watch
The Villages?
I’m conflicted, bikinis or a truck up to it’s axle... and bikinis for the win.
yeah i barely noticed the truck in water with that scene. LOL!!!
She was a site to see.
Love that red bikini bottom.
Damn y’all down bad
Truck?
5:28 Sorry Bronc, nobody is paying attention to the truck
What truck?
What ocean?
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😎🍺
Exactly
Best thirty grand boat I've ever seen! A boy and his dog building memories that will last a lifetime.
Definitely getting water inside that rear-diff. That vent hose isn’t very long nor high. Not mention brake lines rusting up
A new set of rotors ain't cheap, neither.
No, the vent tube would not be submerged in this situation. The rear half of the frame would have to be totally submerged and as it is, only the very ends of the frame are submerged.
@@publiusvalerius8934 he doesn't need new rotors lol
typical floridian
The whole bed will be rusting out next year.
Every time I think I paid too much for my boat slip in Miami, I watch this, and realize it was a bargain.
Can I use your slip?
This channel is a constant reminder that wealth doesn’t mean intelligence
“No lowball offers, I know what I got!” Yeah that made me spit out my water, you owe me a new keyboard Mr. Guru.
It wasn't that funny
And, the guy who buys it, will be wondering later, "why is the bed on this truck rusting out?"
Was it salt water?
@@danocean5826it's Miami. Yes.
I've always said never buy a boat from Florida....but now I'll say never buy a boat or a truck from Florida !!!.
Teal boat guy should be the mascot of the channel.
5:30 I know what my approach would look like. Great video..
30 grand that boy got a hell of a deal!
Maybe f-250 guy is the only guy at the ramp that is aware of the fact he can't back up a trailer. Not a money thing but this way is less embarrassing for him 🤣🤣🤣
I'd go to the bottom of the center caps on the wheels and that is it. The vent for the rear end is awfully close to being submerged on this one, and it looks like a recipe for how to have your tailgate rot out in a hurry.
nah, the vent tube should be up on the frame, about where he submerged to lol
I dont want my wheels in the water period.
@@erikcapozzi3425 That would be my preference too.
@@erikcapozzi3425 my rule is, no part of my truck goes into salt water when I am launching my boat. If it does, your trailer is set up wrong.
@@ralphholiman7401 yep...I agree, we have a few steep ramps where I will get my tires down but I do not like any water to come anywhere near the axle tubes or brakes.
He will end up filling the rear axle with water through the axle vent, then replacing axle bearings.
That’s how I did it with my jet ski. Ran vent up behind the cab between the bed
My father used to tell me as a boy that unless people are at risk of injury, or death, when life is teaching the inattentive and the ignorant valuable lessons, it’s best not to interfere.
These make me feel better about my life and decisions..
That guy's going to watch this video and think "Oh I get it. The paddle board strapped to the trailer made it float. I never thought of that before."
He doesn't even need a trailer. Just one extra set of hands.
trailors cheaper
I live in Hawaii and have a 26 foot with twin Yamaha 150 hp. I have never seen so many inexperienced boaters as you show trying to launch and retrieve their boats. No wonder why we end up having to take these eight hour Coast Guard video exams. I never use the steering wheel docking or loading the boat on trailer, I have twin engines. Steer your boat with your throttles! You master this and you will always get your boat home if you lose steering. Never completely submerge your center trailer boards, that's what will center your boat on the trailer. Drive your boat onto the trailer, allow the center boards to knock you in the groove and be patient. Once in the groove, steadily add power until the boat begins to move up the trailer. Only add additional power to maintain forward moment as needed (never floor it!!) until you gently bump the roller on your wench. When hitting the roller maintain throttle to hold it on the roller and slowly back the power off. Boom bada bing!! Alittle patient practice and it will make your life easy. I launch this boat all the time by myself and do not tie up the dock. Before you launch decide which dock you are going to tie to and get your bumpers and lines rigged. Never launch (especially at low tide) with a two wheel drive. I have an F350 4x4 that I clutch in 1st gear and brake the boat down the ramp (my boat weighs more than the truck with no trailer brakes as they don't lie salt water) in 4x4 until I see the rear of the boat float. Get out of truck unhook boat from trailer (front portion of trailer will keep boat from floating away), get on boat lower and start engines, check engines that they are pissing water, staighten engines, put both engines in reverse and give a burst of power to pull boat off trailer. Drive trailer to the chosen dock and tie off, then go park trailer. Tada! Common sense goes along way. DO NOT TIE UP THE DOCK SPACE! HELP OTHERS AND BE CURTIOUS! Aloha.......................
Good for you
I was at a ramp one day, and saw a guy launching his boat. He had forgotten a strap that went all the way across the stern of his boat and hooked on both sides of his trailer. he backed it up 3 or 4 times, slamming it harder each time. Couldn't figure why it wasn't floating off his trailer. When I told him he left his strap on, he got mad at *me* lol.
and if you didn't tell him, he would have also been mad at you for not telling him. one of those guys
I was more interested in the girl folding the float 5:55 instead of the guy washing his truck bed.
but, the cute doggie . ..
Boat ramps are always entertaining
Some people dont know how much damage salt water does to a car.
Anyone in the north does. It’s called road salt in winter. And it’s a lot more concentrated than seawater, too!
Or even a trailer. I park my boat trailer over a lawn sprinkler every time after I launch or retrieve my boat and let it hose the salt water off of all of it. Makes the springs last a lot longer.
MVP is the fella at the end getting the dock line untied! Hats off to you Sir!
That guy with the SuperDuty totally could afford a trailer if he owns that truck but would rather "save money" buy destroying his differential by flooding it with saltwater ruining the fluid, in turn destroying the gearset. Plus the whole submerging the entire rearhalf of the truck in saltwater is great for rust prevention and really helps the brake calipers and electronic sensors do their job!
Truck looks like it is more then 20 years old. Thing is probably on its last life already.
I really doubt he submerged the diff above the vent which is on a hose. The destroying is from the salt water entering inside the body panels.
Two year leased truck?
@@sleddarcheddar Agree a couple launches in salt water isn't anything compared to road salt for 3 or more months in the rest of the country. cant wash your truck when its 10 degrees outside for a couple months.
@@dustyak79 what? I wash my truck in the winter all the time.
Never thought a board like that would float half a trailer.
your narration always cracks me up
Twelve loops around the cleat for the floating trailer guy. Protection against the next hurricane I guess.
If you can't tie a knot, tie a lot ...
I'm glad you weren't around when I launched the first boat I bought. I didn't know a roller trailer was a thing - only had ever encountered bunk trailers prior. I can still hear the "ohhs" from the spectators, 25 years later.
That little pom pom got so excited to see the blue it was so cute
I was too distracted by the red bikini to even notice the truck pulling down the ramp.
lol
Good thing I wasn't narrating... I would have never seen that F250
You got that right
I was watching the chick's on the other boat while whatever it was the guy was doing with the F250.
What F250?
Red bikini bottom
I didn't see any F250
7:45 "Let's just dump out this water" 7:48 "Who left 1/10 of a sip in this water?"
Green boat guy needs his own merch!!!
@5:30, this is an interesting one…..sure is!!
The rig with the dog is GREAT
Love the rig at 2:09 kids gotta sweet casting platform from a Tacoma load extender
"Florida man"
That says it all... without saying it.
"Florida"
He doesn’t need a Jetski trailer he needs a small boat trailer and he could buy one for 300 or 400
Or just 3 friends with arms
Northern Tool sells a PWC/jet ski trailer for $550.
Or just keep doing what’s he’s doing and was the truck.
@@jakefromstatefarm9721 He’s just fucking up his own truck
@@cup_and_cone not bad
This channel encourages me not to ever become a boat owner
the best day is the day you buy it and the day you sell it
Ya know at least you’re honest. Some of these Aholes on the channel know they can’t do it but do it anyway and make others miserable while doing so. So kudos to you 👍👍.
@EarthatWork They actually sell electric motors specifically for kayaks and you can even mount up a trolling motor or small under 5hp gas motor and it totally levels up the fun of a kayak or canoe.
Praise HeySeuss.
Lmao 🤣 don’t let no one fool u. Nobody learned over night how to back a trailer up. Hell I taught my wife in a school parking lot with cones. The best thing thoo, is to have someone who knows exactly how to back a trailer up. Cause depending where u place ur hands on the wheel- the trailer will go opposite of what ur doing. And small short trailers turn faster and harder than a long trailer- so even small movements of the wheel will dramatically turn the trailer. 🤷🏻♂️ I rather be lost on the lake than found at home
Dark green F-250 for sale. Excellent condition. Didn't want to spend money to buy a camera to have pictures to post, but you can see the car in this footage I stumbled across on youtube 5:40
That Ford is coated very well. A quick spray off when he leaves is good enough. I do laugh at the stickers on the back though.
My dad always says, "People used to know how to do things in this Country."
The guy who through in the line at the end is proof that real heroes don't wear capes. lol.
"No low ball offers, I know what I got" Nice lol
Please get a camera at the Burt Reynolds park boat ramp in Jupiter people keep dropping their boats in before it’s in the water it’s cursed 😂
lol I saw these guys at Waterway Park last weekend, looks like they made it up to Jup! Didn't even know this was a channel until I asked, and now I can't stop watching heh
Excellent condition except for a slight noise from rear axle.
The couple minutes the truck sat in the salt water is nothing compared to driving a few miles on the Winter roads up north and trucks and cars there last years with no issues.
The rear diff is vented; salt water will get in and mix with the gear oil... Road salt doesn't do that.
@@bbgun061vent is one way unless diff is very hot
Razor sharp video in 4k - amazing quality - thanks.
I couldn't imaging sitting at a boat launch every day recording folks, that's just me though let me know what you think! 😆
I bet you cool when you see the RUclips money.
I agree.... GET a life...
That guys is crazy for backing that truck in the water. What a nut case. He doesn't wanna be embarrassed on backing up a trailer. Lol
best show ever
More power to the kid and the doggo living their best lives.
That truck with the RIB is leased I bet.
I really despise the term you used for dog. It’s neither cute nor endearing please discontinue
He’ll have great memories of the time he spent on the water with his dog.
I’m 79 and I think of all the things I did as a kid.
You don’t think much about them when you’re a kid, but the older you get, the more you cherish and appreciate those memories!
@@chunkybuttz844 Many people use that term. You'll hear it again.
It seems to me taking that paddle board off the trailer and putting it back on would be easier than muscling the jet ski into position.
But that would take a little common sense.
Maybe so. But why rob us of our entertainment🤣
Look how caught off guard the pelican was 😂
My ramp at my lake has a very shallow angle so you really have to dunk your truck in there. Caused 2,400 bucks in damage for new wheel hubs and my diff fluid was a milkshake. Can’t image what saltwater would do on top of that.
You got ripped off big time a solid rear axle shaft assembly (not wheel hubs) but you wouldn't of needed a new assembly just new bearings but even a brand new assembly would be tops 200 bucks each add gear oil and labor 800 bucks should of been what you spent. Maybe your "Truck" isn't a truck and doesn't have a solid rear axle like a ford explorer those hubs still aren't too expensive.
@@dustyak79 it’s so deep my front hubs were the ones that got fucked up. And it’s a solid rear axle. 1997 f250 HD 7.3 L
Very entertaining and fun to watch. Thanks for posting this.
Great view of the pickup!
Thats a great way to lose axle and wheel bearings. Im sure the breather was breathing salt water
I imagine the guy with the F-250 filled the axle tubes with water. It'll need new bearings and seals for sure.
7:30 was doing this for years in an old beater tacoma, maybe the truck was a hammy down. honestly if you're changing out the dif oil once or twice a year it's not really a big deal for the axle to be submerged for a minute or two. i sprayed my entire rear end with wd40 once a month and and change the dif oil every other month. no issues. im a cheap man with a cheap boat, no trailor. now i do have a trailor and it's the same thing with trailor hubs, still need to be greased.
It's bad enough having to put your galvanised trailer in the water let alone your truck. Maybe he uses lots of Salt Away
Dude in the flats boat that we have seen a few times knows whats up.
It is fun to laugh at people at the boat ramp...that being said I am glad there was no one around filming me when I was 16 backing my first boat down or picking it up. One launch of mine included an unexpected swim to retrieve my boat.
So that was you... we have video
5:30 to 6:01 I like big boats and I can not lie!😉
Lots of places in that truck to trap saltwater and rot it out. But that only matters if you care. How much value do you put in your truck? That varies dramatically from person to person, and income level.
Keep these videos coming!
That would have been interesting to see. I doubt the dock is going to move, so either the rope tears the cleat off, or it pulls the entire boat off the trailer lol. I'm guessing its hooked to the winch still, so most likely tear the cleat free of the boat.
As a Ford owner it was going to rust anyways. With or without salt water.
Not a problem for nutters. The breather on top of the rear axle will let the water in which will then mix with the lubricants and eventually ruin the seals and bearings in the axle hubs and diff if it's rear drive not to mention the CV joints if it's a four WDrive. Not to mention the parking brake cables and linkages.
I always pre-medicate with xanax 30 minutes before watching this channel. The anxiety is too much for my nerves to handle.
I tapped the thumbs up 👍 button to feed the algorithm monsters.
8:00 That was the guy who got in the double standoff a couple episodes ago I’m glad he was able to redeem himself 👍
Maybe he watches this channel lol
Had a friend who lived near Pismo Beach Ca. He bought an old Chevy Truck and did a complete frame-off rebuild. When finished, he got drunk and drove it on the beach. Got stuck and by the time help arrived the tide was on its way up. I guess they got the truck out but I've always wondered what became of that truck. True story.
Thanks for keeping the shot of the boat in front of the truck that had the inflatable
We need a boater's panel with turquoise boat dude and the blue top legend girls guest commenting.
I thought maybe he was launching the paddle board 🤣
That lady did a good job folding up the tarp.
I put a foot and a half long chain with a hook on. I would stop the trailor short and drive up the trailor. Hook up the winch and crank until I could hook it. Tilt up and drive onto the flat to finish cranking it up. It self levels. Works great when there's bad waves or wind and tide.
Are there buoys marking the sand Bar?
Nice catch at the end.
He's dropped that inflatable in the water that way more than once.
Jet skis are the Puerto Rican’s of the ocean
Hahaha you were so right about that trailer floating.
It's almost like he's psychic!!! Or it's because he made the video so he saw it before putting his voice over it.
Good old home town
Another great video! After watching your channel, I will NEVER again buy a used truck or boat, ever! Lol
That truck is probably leased!😂😂😂😂
Is that the guy who got into the 2 arguments? Well dock blocked and he let them know lol. He just seems to know his way around these docks.
Hero of the day at 8:06 !!!
do the engines on the twin motor run without anyone at the helm? does he have remote throttle?
Might be some beer involved in these...
6.45 By the time the guy gets his truck home the rear wheel bearings will either need replacing or the very least re greasing. If he does neither he will be looking at a large garage bill for wrecked axle stubs
This is such a fun channel 😁❤️