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DamoDoesAll - 5 years ago

Good, make more

Bob O'Brien - 5 years ago

You did an excellent job describing the process plus showing the bad things that might happen if you miss a step. Thanks for the good quality video.

2EEsTunes - 5 years ago

if you got a boat that big and no one to help you should re evaluate your life choices and mates

Les Chase - 5 years ago

Very lucky to have somewhere where one can get a boat tied alongside a slipway. Not too many UK slipways have a pontoon for this, and one even has to almost beach the boat just off the slipway and find a tie up place in places. I was always taught to drive the boat back on the trailer.
Can be easier and quicker. One final point just get to know your slipway if possible and if in doubt, ask for local good advice.

mr zif001 - 5 years ago

what is the name of the bow to trailer coupler device? i never seen that before.

Traveling with Rick - 5 years ago

How many feet long is the black line you used to tie off/ control boat?

All Boats and Caravans - 5 years ago

The rope we used was extremely long but as a general rule docklines should equal two-thirds of your boat's overall length.

Joe M - 5 years ago

Brilliant video....very nicely explained and demonstrated Thank you!!

Joe M - 5 years ago

In your video, you mention that you can winch the boat on when you retrieve it. I always worry that doing that would put too much pressure on the hook at the bow......can the hook on the bow handle a boat as big as yours ok??? Thx

All Boats and Caravans - 5 years ago

Thanks Joe! Happy boating :) Give us a buzz if you ever have any questions

Zackary Hilton - 5 years ago

That looks like a Yamaha motor

All Boats and Caravans - 5 years ago

Hi Zackary, our Baysport is powered by a Suzuki and the other one was powered by a Johnson. Love a good Yamaha motor though :)

J Bangun - 5 years ago

Hillary's boat ramp....

All Boats and Caravans - 5 years ago

Yes it is :)

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Sophia B. Williams - 5 years ago

you did that like boss! great video!

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