nomowork
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ditchen
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ah ya,, the 1st launch with an E-Z load trailer!
Or a helpful hand from an in-experienced noob
Or a helpful hand from an in-experienced noob
Butthead
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They seem like your typical non-boaters just full of FAIL. #-o
overboard
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saw this same thing happen at a local lake. was a fiberglass inboard. they had everything unhooked.no sooner than the boat got onto the downslope of the ramp,it launched itself,and was sitting in the middle of the concrete ramp. DUH!!!!
lovedr79
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Dang. That sux. And then tohave someone catch it on video.
basstender10.6
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Yea....... I think that is one of the reasons not to strap a 65 johnson on the back of a 14' tin
jasper60103
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Funny. 3 guys launching the boat and no one knew
what they were doing. :LOL2:
what they were doing. :LOL2:
Tin Yachtsman
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Yep, I've seen that happen. Now, in that situation, is the best course of action to hook the trailer winch back up and try to get the *** of the boat back in the air? Or, if you have a bunch of drunk college buddies around, you could jump on the bow and raise the stern, i suppose. I'm just asking in case I do this and don't have a bunch of drunk college buddies around. =D>
