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  • Robalo
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    At first I thought it was DPop's and AP, then saw it was a Ford pulling it. Ouch and glad it was minor damage and back fishing!!

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  • FishNette
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    A "Boat Buddy" would have helped. I've put one on every boat trailer I've owned for the past 15 years or so. When you drive the boat onto the trailer, it automatically locks into the bow eye. No need to get your feet wet and no danger of loosing the boat when pulling up the ramp. Great product. Check it out.

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  • GhostMarine
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    Never saw that happen before, guess if hang around here long enough....I will....

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  • Ibtsoom
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    Originally posted by Curmudgeon View Post
    Just remember that when I get a boat!! LOL!
    Only applies if you've trailered a boat a million times Bruce. S@#& happens more frequently to the inexperienced..

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  • duckboy007
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    Ive set a boat on the pavement before. Doesn't take much. Luckily mine was a john boat, and was easy enough to put back on the trailer, with minimal damage.

    Hope that there wasn't too much damage to the hull.

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  • Curmudgeon
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    Originally posted by Ibtsoom View Post
    Just goes to show - even someone that's trailered a boat a million times can screw up too.
    Just remember that when I get a boat!! LOL!

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  • Ibtsoom
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    S%^# happens -- sometimes it's worse than others. Glad nobody was hurt and he's back in business. Just goes to show - even someone that's trailered a boat a million times can screw up too.

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  • Xpress89
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    OH CHIT!!

    What a jackasss

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  • kenny
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    Originally posted by dPop View Post
    It happened to Eric the Owner of the company. He explained what happened on TOB. I believe said it happened yesterday and the boat was already fixed and on the water today testing it. Boat was doing 80+ on the water today. Sucks that it happened and yep a safety chain could have prevented BUT stuff happens. Only positive is that it happened to him so he could get it taken care of and that it looks like he was in the parking lot under the Kemah bridge, better than on the highway.
    A LOT better than on the highway. I lost an axle before, so yeah stuff happens!

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  • dPop
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    It happened to Eric the Owner of the company. He explained what happened on TOB. I believe said it happened yesterday and the boat was already fixed and on the water today testing it. Boat was doing 80+ on the water today. Sucks that it happened and yep a safety chain could have prevented BUT stuff happens. Only positive is that it happened to him so he could get it taken care of and that it looks like he was in the parking lot under the Kemah bridge, better than on the highway.

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  • Ibtsoom
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    That sucks bad!

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  • Jerkyourcroaker
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    Watch on the for sale boards for an 'SCB, slightly used, normal oyster rash from getting up skinny. Great boat, well cared for by . meticulous owner. Always stored on dry pavement. Must sell. New boat on the way!'

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  • Gulfcoast13
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    Boat for sale - small scratches on bottom. Reduced to 85k....

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  • Curmudgeon
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    Originally posted by svs View Post
    He looks pretty relaxed for a bonehead.
    I think that's why he's relaxed.

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  • svs
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    He looks pretty relaxed for a bonehead.

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