Pontoons And Wind!
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- Watch the wind create big problems for the toons! #boatrampfails #boneheaded #funnyvideos #lakewylie #southcarolina #boatramp #windy #pontoons #drifting #likeaboss
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There's always a chit show rite around the corner at this ramp .lov it.
Yep!! 😂
Funny how a vessel won't react well when your motor is trimmed out of the water.... I got to tell ya, I love these. It's so entertaining to see ignorant people struggle and not learn from their own mistakes.
Two more feet…or four more hands… Haven’t seen that many useless passengers since the Titanic.
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One struggling to secure the boat (Princecraft) and four sitting on their butts like logs!
Anybody else think having a line ready at both the bow AND the stern might help…especially when it’s windy?
Yes!!!!!!
I dont understand why people jump off a boat onto a dock without a line in their hand???
@@richerwin6397 I know! We’ve got the lines ready and fenders out at least 200 yards from the dock so that all I’ve got to worry about is the wind, current and other boaters…not whether or not I’m going to drift away after arriving at the dock.
Never had the need to use dock lines at a launch ramp in 35 years. Drop off the driver, back away, drive boat (not "powerload") onto trailer as soon as it's in the water. Boat never touches the dock, off the ramp in 2-3 minutes. All this farting around with lines, tying off and winches is a monumental waste of time.
@@richerwin6397 What kills me in these videos is that everyone on board just sits there while the guy on the dock goes nuts trying to steady the boat!
Lets all just sit here and watch the capt'n struggle. Ohhh ok, if we haaaave to. Then they all sit back down. Lazy louts. At least Mr. Red Shorts lent a hand this time.
That ramp angle is way to flat, that is why it causes everyone issues unloading and loading there, needed to be made 3% more
It is very flat and the low water level doesn't help.
In that case you have to back down a little faster and give a little more break with just a tad deeper than you would normally go. It doesn't help when all these people backing down have not removed their safety chain.
A lot of these guys just need to keep practicing until they get a warm and fuzzy. I can't laugh or belittle any body because I was once a "Noob" and I still have the occasional "Duh" moment.
5:15 the propellor needs to be in the water to propel
That's usually helpful. Lol!
Those rails seem to have been the issue. Most likely tight up against the toons when they should be about 2” from touching.
The second toon had no clue what he was doing, trimmed up with prop out of water causing the drift into the other boat. Anyone that doesn’t have in insured / under insured on their policy is nuts.
It helps to have the prop in the water at least a little bit
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As soon as I saw the ridgeline I knew it wasn't going to go well.
Very admirable guys....leave the lady in the water to push a pontoon off the trailer on her own. Chivalry is not dead!!!
Wow. Living their best lives.
Guaranteed that first pontoon guy did NOT have his motor trimmed down.
Put an engine on it.. helpful tip.
Just wondering if you could hear me yelling at those guys. LOL
Is that what that was? 🤣
I don't think I would ever launch from this ramp. Not just because of the angle of the ramp, but mostly because I would be so concerned about other unqualified boaters around me.
Yes! You hit my boat, you'd better be ready to talk to someone in law enforcement!!!!
Imagine these same people in a parking lot, rubbing their cars all over other people's shit, then just acting like nothing happened.
I’ve seen videos where ppl put the boat in forward rather than reverse. I’m sure glad that young lady wasn’t in the way for THAT
Yes!!
The amount of groggy-looking laziness in this video is staggering.
They can't even mustard up enough energy to give the videographer an evil stare.
Lol! I'm glad for that last part!! 😂
ETOH.
Good grief,
Back the tow vehicle in.
It won't shrink of ot gets wet!
EXACTLY!!!! On shallow ramps, I have had my front tires 10 or more feet from the edge of the water, IN the water!!! It isn't going to hurt a vehicle to get a little wet.
Just need a powerful woman!😉😆
5 total people on that barge, and not 2 of them could be troubled to get on the dock and help handle it
They are guests. That is almost certainly a rental boat with a rental captain. Not their responsibility.
A piece of plywood strapped to two canoes, I’d rather be in arm floaters than a pontoon
They pay 100k plus for that too!!!!
I took my boat out for the first time today. I completely expected this. Luckily, I looked like I knew what I was doing.
If I owned that bowrider, I’d do a lot more than just look at him bumping my boat. I’d be right over there pushing him off to get him away from my boat,,, for the benefit of both our boats! This coming from a Pontooner.
Just me, or does everyone on the black Princecraft appear to be too hammered to be any help?
There's more to come on that boat...
That appears to be a boat rental company hiring non-qualified people to drive guests around the lake
As a pontoon and boating noob, in only 3 trips I figured a lot of this out. The driver should not leave the drivers seat, thats just common sense. 1st time we kept our bimini top open, learned real quick to put it up before loading. If all else fails, get in water and push the boat into position, it works really well.
Sounds like you took the time to learn first! Enjoy your boat!! 😊
Well me thinks it gotta float before it will come off the trailer ....
That is WAY too much IQ for these people! They think their vehicle is going to melt if tye tires get wet!
Launching should NOT be that difficult, you need to back down far enough to float the vessel and then people don't have to WORK to get it off the trailer!!!!!!!!!😂😂 Maybe he will do better next time?
Charlie Carter: You're correct friend but notice that the rear wheels was almost covered in the water. It was a combo of a short tongue on the trailer, low water, and a shallow ramp.
@@chadjohnson5917 So reverse quits working when the tires get wet?
If he is too afraid of getting his tires wet, then maybe he shouldn't be towing a boat!
@@charlieodom9107 not really. I learned my boating on the coast, specifically starting as a tech with the wildlife dept. "Some" folks as a pet peeve about letting their hubs go under the water. Just facts
@@chadjohnson5917 There is a simple solution to that. If someone is too scared to get their wheels wet, then they shouldn't be allowed to tow a boat!
@@charlieodom9107 okay......I'm going to be simple here. But really friend, really? As long as you're not blocking the ramp for a long period of time, do whatever you feel is necessary. I agree with you that some stuff is stupid at the ramps but it's alittle hard for me to tell someone what he or she needs to do with their property.
eh, it's a Bayliner...
Why do people hate Bayliners? Seriously? Lol!! I see so much hate for them! 😅
@@paigeattheboatramp they just aren't very good boats. cheap and plentiful though, probably half the used boats i see for sale are bayliners.
Bimini top must be down first.
wow Paige lot of people got boats last year for something to do , and still don't know how to use them.
don't know how to drop ,operate, load you would think they would get the hang of a least one part of it.
and you never run out of content take care. o ya finally got my boat back from the shop, a month and $900 later. take care catch ya later
i feel less smart after watching this boat launch. how are people so clueless
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That Bimini top works just like a sail. Put the dang thing down before you approach the ramp.🤦🏼
I think the guy in the Ridgeline could have waited a few minutes for the tide to come in...would have made it easier to unload....
Scott, not much incoming tide on a lake.
@@brianwilliams8791 yep...exactly
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Damn Ridgelines aren't even a truck...
A boat ramp is not the place to be working on your outboard. 🙄🙄🙄
So true.
@@paigeattheboatramp in this guys defense. The ramp on that side is all but useless as the water is so shallow. The left 2 ramps are the only decent ones and the ones that comment the ramps are too flat need to just wait until the steeper ones open up and use them and waive the others around. I am so glad we have our own private ramp and dont have to mess with these idiots. The funny thing is you dont see many bass boats having issues because we are use to doing it by ourselves most of the time and have experience...these newbys need to stay home or be ticketed for wreckless boating 🤣🙄
He must have a 5 hp engine on the pontoon boat plus some of he worse boat handling I have ever seen. Looked like a demolition derby.