We only had 10 people on board...

GRADS2009 · May 22, 2012

I was out the lake yesterday when I came across a salvage crew trying to raise a boat out of 40' of water.

I talked to the owner back at the dock and from what I understand they were out the day before and had stuffed the nose and couldn't recover from it. The boat started to sink, then it flipped and within less than 2 minutes it went down.

Then the boat owner turns to me and says "it's not like we were overloaded, we only had 10 people on board":hmm

zhandfull · May 22, 2012

That's going to be expensive:thumbsdown

Hope he has the underwater speaker upgrade package.

Outdrive1 · May 22, 2012

That had to be scary, ten people on board scrambling for life vests and whatever.

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GRADS2009 · May 22, 2012

Outdrive1 said:
That had to be scary, ten people on board scrambling for life vests and whatever.

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From what he said only about half where able to grab life vests but luckily they were only about 100' from shore.

charlyox · May 22, 2012

And I am sure he had 10 life jackets on board also.

TITTIES AND BEER · May 22, 2012

iV SEEN MORE THAN THAT ON those boats at the zoo:skull

brgrcru · May 22, 2012

Besides the obvious. The Bimini and roll cage are in great shape. and with that recovery vessel, I would of thought they would of scratched the boat up with the toons. But actually looks like they knew what the hell they were doing.

Outdrive1 · May 22, 2012

GRADS2009 said:
From what he said only about half where able to grab life vests but luckily they were only about 100' from shore.

Geeze, that could have been bad.

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POWERCATDON · May 22, 2012

Only Ten People????? Oh and It Should Start Right up. What a ASS.

Paul65k · May 22, 2012

We had a boat go down right here in the marina a few years back and while it was close to the shore at the time, it truly was something to see the "Rats" all scrambling for shore.:skull

I'll never forget the boat driver doing his best to stay with it trying to save the boat when the gas started to leak into the water.....apparently when he got it on his balls his beeline for shore and screaming was something to see.....made me realize that I'll NEVER be anywhere around gas in the water if a boat starts to go down

Furniture 4 Me · May 22, 2012

pull the plug on the motor and drain it and then top off with diesel fuel and spin it over. not that bad as long as it didnt stay under to long, sucks and how do you stuff the nose in calm water 9 out of 10 on the front.

skiracr · May 22, 2012

Good thing it had a roll bar on it when it went over

Glad everyone was alright though :thumbsup

dribble · May 22, 2012

skiracr said:
Good thing it had a roll bar on it when it went over

Glad everyone was alright though :thumbsup

:lmao:lmao

FreeBird236 · May 22, 2012

Furniture 4 Me said:
pull the plug on the motor and drain it and then top off with diesel fuel and spin it over. not that bad as long as it didnt stay under to long, sucks and how do you stuff the nose in calm water 9 out of 10 on the front.

Hit your own wake?

Old Texan · May 22, 2012

Probably had the ballast full on top of the people's weight.....They'd a had 12 on board but 1 couple was back at the marina washing their kid at the laudramat. Same type of brainpower anyway.

:skull

DaveC · May 22, 2012

Thats crazy. Did they cite him for contamination of the American river?

You know if someone got hurt they would probably sue the boat manufacturer......

pronstar · May 22, 2012

DaveC said:
Thats crazy. Did they cite him for contamination of the American river?

You know if someone got hurt they would probably sue the boat manufacturer......

Yup, sounds like a manufacturer's defect.

In all seriousness that had to be a scary scene. Hope everyone was ok.

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DaveC · May 22, 2012

My comment was sarcasm unfortunately.:thumbsdown

Mastercraft already fought and lost this battle. :grumble: 14 or 17 idiots on the front of a roll bar boat and the manufacturer has a defect.

pronstar said:
Yup, sounds like a manufacturer's defect.

In all seriousness that had to be a scary scene. Hope everyone was ok.

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Uncle Dave · May 22, 2012

Thats called an ID 10T error.

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GRADS2009 · May 22, 2012

One thing I thought was funny was I asked the boat owner how much the salvage cost and he replied that he didn't know and the salvage company would bill him the next day.

:rotflmao:

RUNNINHOTRACING163.1 · May 22, 2012

GRADS2009 said:
I was out the lake yesterday when I came across a salvage crew trying to raise a boat out of 40' of water.

I talked to the owner back at the dock and from what I understand they were out the day before and had stuffed the nose and couldn't recover from it. The boat started to sink, then it flipped and within less than 2 minutes it went down.

Then the boat owner turns to me and says "it's not like we were overloaded, we only had 10 people on board":hmm

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PokerRun388 · May 22, 2012

Sad sight to see, for sure.:thumbsdown

rivermobster · May 22, 2012

Crazy stuff. Damm lucky no little ones or anything like that on board. F'n people....

Mandelon · May 22, 2012

I would have thought there we be a pile of flotation foam in that kind of a boat?

Old Texan · May 22, 2012

Mandelon said:
I would have thought there we be a pile of flotation foam in that kind of a boat?

Won't let it get low to make wake I'd suspect......

TBI · May 22, 2012

Should have left it on the bottom, could have been an artificial habitat for brainless poser fish

cave · May 22, 2012

I thought those wake boats floated. You know like built in floatation.

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BajaMike · May 22, 2012

GRADS2009 said:
One thing I thought was funny was I asked the boat owner how much the salvage cost and he replied that he didn't know and the salvage company would bill him the next day.:rotflmao:

Ouch....that's not a good idea. The salvage company my end up owning the boat.

2Driver · May 22, 2012

Was in a Calabria on the river with only 4 of us and we took in huge roller ….. I’d guess 50+ gallons. Don’t know this boat but the bow on ours was maybe 18" off the surface.

I couldn’t imagine it with 10 on board you would have to have your game on not to get swamped. .

Abc123 · May 22, 2012

That crazy how they got that thing out!

DragDad · May 22, 2012

GRADS2009 said:
One thing I thought was funny was I asked the boat owner how much the salvage cost and he replied that he didn't know and the salvage company would bill him the next day.:rotflmao:

Ya, just not funny haha.

I realize wakeboard boats aren't everyone's favorite in here, but I just hate to see anyone have to learn the hard way. Hope this thread wakes up people to the dangers of overloading a boat that already has a low bow.

H20-ski · May 22, 2012

NiceGuyEddie said:
That crazy how they got that thing out!

I would have bailed the water out first.

pronstar · May 22, 2012

BajaMike said:
Ouch....that's not a good idea. The salvage company my end up owning the boat.

When ukxpat's boat sank, I believe the bill to raise it was $5k or $6k. His insurance covered this part of the dealio without question...the rest of the boat, and his insurance woes, are another issue entirely.

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Abc123 · May 22, 2012

H20-ski said:
I would have bailed the water out first.

lol!

Maybe that's karma for all those damn roll bar boats creating huge wakes for jet boats and flat bottoms (sinking them) and also fucking up people's docks. :hmm:bunny:

GRADS2009 · May 23, 2012

3 members and 31 guests viewing this thread right now.:headscratch:

H20-ski · May 23, 2012

GRADS2009 said:
3 members and 31 guests viewing this thread right now.:headscratch:

Probably everybody that was in the boat. :hmm

You know if they were thinking and they all jumped out right away the boat may have popped back up before it completely sank.

Zaairman · May 23, 2012

I thought all modern boats are supposed to have enough foam in them to float?

TITTIES AND BEER · May 23, 2012

thats funny , And not 1 of you fuckers started a thread on helping with paying the cost to bring this POS to the surface

send me the $ and i'll make sure it gets to him/ them :champagne::boobeyes:

GRADS2009 · May 23, 2012

Oh crap this is funny!:lmao Go to this forum and read some of the posts about RDP.

"Ya.. they call us "Rollbar Boats", and there is no love. They are river boaters, daycruising, beer drinking, no skiing mofos. They HATE wakeboarders and surfers, because we make fat wakes"

http://www.tigeowners.com/forum/showthread.php?t=17675

napanutt · May 23, 2012

TITTIES AND BEER said:
thats funny , And not 1 of you fuckers started a thread on helping with paying the cost to bring this POS to the surface send me the $ and i'll make sure it gets to him/ them :champagne::boobeyes:

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rmarion · May 23, 2012

no one said or mention if his water ballast were filled???

we ride with 10 all the time..... lucky for us...where we ride the water depth is only 4' deep...we just bounce of the bottom and start bailling the water out.....

also..power turns are not user friendly in these boats....

I hope no one was injured...

Dan Lorenze · May 23, 2012

I can't tell what boat that is but to me it looks like an entry level ski boat with a rollbar. I doubt that it has an internal ballast system, but not sure.

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Brian B · May 23, 2012

Dan Lorenze said:
I can't tell what boat that is but to me it looks like an entry level ski boat with a rollbar. I doubt that it has an internal ballast system, but not sure.

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And likely had lead on board for ballast which is a boat sinker. And I'm just speculating........

Water ballast becomes neutral when a boat is swamped. AND doesnt blow out the lake when youre not boarding.....

RogerThat99 · May 23, 2012

Dan Lorenze said:
I can't tell what boat that is but to me it looks like an entry level ski boat with a rollbar. I doubt that it has an internal ballast system, but not sure.

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It is a direct drive boat and not a v-drive so probably doesn't have built in ballast and I don't think there would be room for 10 if they had fat sacks in the boat. The boat emblem on the side looks like an older Centurion...but in the last pic, on the window, is a sticker that looks like it says Hallet (maybe Hullett but I don't know what that would mean).

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GRADS2009 · May 23, 2012

RogerThat99 said:
It is a direct drive boat and not a v-drive so probably doesn't have built in ballast and I don't think there would be room for 10 if they had fat sacks in the boat. The boat emblem on the side looks like an older Centurion...but in the last pic, on the window, is a sticker that looks like it says Hallet (maybe Hullett but I don't know what that would mean).

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It was a Tige 21i.

RogerThat99 · May 23, 2012

GRADS2009 said:
It was a Tige 21i.

If it is a Tige, it looks like one of the older hulls that had the "Falcon" nose that the slope down towards the water in the front...leaving the tip of the bow very close to the water. Especially when you have people upfront.

Like this one.

ka0tyk · May 23, 2012

RogerThat99 said:
If it is a Tige, it looks like one of the older hulls that had the "Falcon" nose that the slope down towards the water in the front...leaving the tip of the bow very close to the water. Especially when you have people upfront.

Like this one.

my gf's moms mastercraft (which is like the schiada of rollbar boats) does that same thing in the front. when you come off plane and the front end settles theres MAYBE 6" from stuffing the nose thru a wave. most of the time when someone falls wakeboarding or skiiing and you make a loop and come across your own wake if you're not giving it some gas you'll plow right thru a wave and take water on from the front.

i never understood their hull design. probably has to do with being able to see when you drive around with the nose in the air.

even our buddies have a tige and its MUCH worse with minimal load. no ballast tanks either. center engine direct drive. it looks like its sinking most of the time.

rivermobster · May 23, 2012

TBI said:
Should have left it on the bottom, could have been an artificial habitat for brainless poser fish

Amen!

GRADS2009 said:
Oh crap this is funny!:lmao Go to this forum and read some of the posts about RDP.

"Ya.. they call us "Rollbar Boats", and there is no love. They are river boaters, daycruising, beer drinking, no skiing mofos. They HATE wakeboarders and surfers, because we make fat wakes"

http://www.tigeowners.com/forum/showthread.php?t=17675

I see a road trip in our future...

rivermobster · May 23, 2012

We only had 10 people on board...

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