She reached her Hawk Tuah limit for the day.
This post immediately made me think of this.I've been watching those in the early morning's on the weekends while having coffee before the rest of the fam wakes up.
Great entertainment.
This post immediately made me think of this.
No on the parking brake. Gently two foot it.For the first guy, I have 4x4 and have used it at jack smith the only time Iโve ever really spun trying to get the boat out. I remember someone saying use the parking brake. Does that really work?
It can help those that have a tough time feathering the gas. I had my wife start doing it and it helped.For the first guy, I have 4x4 and have used it at jack smith the only time Iโve ever really spun trying to get the boat out. I remember someone saying use the parking brake. Does that really work?
Basically the same thing, just easier to release.No on the parking brake. Gently two foot it.
For the first guy, I have 4x4 and have used it at jack smith the only time Iโve ever really spun trying to get the boat out. I remember someone saying use the parking brake. Does that really work?
Anything that helps an open diff act more like a posi. that's all your really doing. putting load on the free spinning wheel.For the first guy, I have 4x4 and have used it at jack smith the only time Iโve ever really spun trying to get the boat out. I remember someone saying use the parking brake. Does that really work?
Have someone in the boat apply a little forward throttle as you pull out until you get to dry ground if you spin the wheels. Works great on a steeper ramp even if you only have a 2WDFor the first guy, I have 4x4 and have used it at jack smith the only time Iโve ever really spun trying to get the boat out. I remember someone saying use the parking brake. Does that really work?
Interesting, I have never heard that one before. Seems like it would be slippery.When I had a two wheel drive truck I always kept a cheap set of rubber floor mats on hand to throw under the back tires. I never had to use them pulling the boat out but had to use them 5 or 6 times to help someone else out.
Acts like treads on shoes especially if you get the really cheap ones with the spikes to hold them in place on the carpet.Interesting, I have never heard that one before. Seems like it would be slippery.
I do the exact same thing!I've been watching those in the early morning's on the weekends while having coffee before the rest of the fam wakes up.
Great entertainment.
I occasionally spin at the bay here in San Diego and almost every time at the marina in havasu. Gentle throttle let the tires spin a bit till they dry off and away we go. Looks like this guy was just giving it a little too much gas all at once.For the first guy, I have 4x4 and have used it at jack smith the only time Iโve ever really spun trying to get the boat out. I remember someone saying use the parking brake. Does that really work?
Absolutely. I do this for Arrowhead as the ramp is steep here, too. If I donโt I end up submerging the trailer guides too and now the boat just does anything but line up with the trailer.I've got a pretty shallow deck boat, so steep ramps mean I end up floating over my fenders. So the wife and I have built a pretty good system, no matter what,,, the fenders stay above the water line, when the nose of the boat wedges on the front bunks I give the wife a hand signal to slowly back up. Now that the front of the boat is captured and lined up it's just a matter of guiding the rest of the boat onto the trailer. I have the drive trimmed and idling in gear until the bow is as far forward on the trailer as I want. Pin the nose, shut it off, trailer the drive, pull me up, and we are out. like clockwork. It's never failed. and the wife can get a long bed crew cab with a 30' trailer squared up on the ramp pretty damn good. nice to watch guys high five her.
The boat ramp is hours of free entertainmentAbsolutely. I do this for Arrowhead as the ramp is steep here, too. If I donโt I end up submerging the trailer guides too and now the boat just does anything but line up with the trailer.
Guys that know .......Know, guys that don't look at me crazy right up to the end.Absolutely. I do this for Arrowhead as the ramp is steep here, too. If I donโt I end up submerging the trailer guides too and now the boat just does anything but line up with the trailer.
The ballers dont even launch their own boats. They have "concierge's" that retrieve, launch, and clean it. Islander is the ramp of choice for that I think!A few thoughts:
There are some badass boats on Havasu. Big V, Cats, Decks, Toons. Pretty cool cross section of everything.
Iโm surprised thereโs not more carnage every weekend. Injuries, gel/trailer damage.
Rollbar boats suck to drive. Theyโre even worse with people blocking your view and worse yet up against the wall.
@ArizonaKevin said it, slow down, cool the ego and it usually works best.
Iโll never launch there again with this guy filming.
We ran into Mr Gibson (Gibson Mufflers) in the channel a few years ago. He came over to thank us and give us a koozie for rocking his product. He talked about his concierge service on his toon. Full service including dropping it in, pulling out and cleaning. Think it was $500 a pop? Whatever it was I told him Iโd do it for less. SOB.The ballers dont even launch their own boats. They have "concierge's" that retrieve, launch, and clean it. Islander is the ramp of choice for that I think!
Yea, I need some of that in my life! Walk up, Jump in the boat, coolers already stocked. Damn!We ran into Mr Gibson (Gibson Mufflers) in the channel a few years ago. He came over to thank us and give us a koozie for rocking his product. He talked about his concierge service on his toon. Full service including dropping it in, pulling out and cleaning. Think it was $500 a pop? Whatever it was I told him Iโd do it for less. SOB.
I stopped launching at Windsor over the idiots..that and the now retired ranger lady Cathy the C you next Tuesday....Iโm surprised thereโs not more carnage every weekend. Injuries, gel/trailer damage.
Years and years ago, I remember Campbell storage did that $50 in and $50 out. They'd fill the cooler with ice and whatever for an additional charge. I remember wondering what kind of money it took to pay someone $100 to launch and retrieve for you. LOL.The ballers dont even launch their own boats. They have "concierge's" that retrieve, launch, and clean it. Islander is the ramp of choice for that I think!
Im not sure I would do the same. but I guess if your flying in you want as much time to yourself as possible!
One of the most satisfying things is watching my wife drive down around dudes trying to back in the trailer and get our trailer in the water before they can. to the wives that can back up a trailer.My wife and I have a great system and are in and outโฆfast! Other dudes just stare at her all slack jawed when they see us in action. I am super proud of her.
If we are waiting in line to get out, she will sometimes crank this for the lulzโฆ
Not sure but I saw a part two of them trying to get the boat back on the trailer. Basically pushed it back into the water with the trailer till it floated.Did we do this one yet?
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Sadly several times. Gotta get up early and follow along closely to not be Vinning on RDP.Did we do this one yet?
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I saw a part three of the video this eveningSadly several times. Gotta get up early and follow along closely to not be Vinning on RDP.