Hi! I may not even know the price when I'm making the video or it changes later and it's inaccurate in the video. That's why people get the phone number given in the video or go to the website. It's $3,299 now OUT THE DOOR including TTL. It's been fun making these videos. I heard they took a depost on it and it's going to be a hog hunting truck for west of here in Fort Worth. Thanks for watching!

Thank you. I get to make the videos which is a fun break from the rest of the work. Thanks for watching!

Hi, I would strongly recommend you subscribe to American Towman magazine. They put on the tow shows all over the nation. Here in Texas the show alternates between Fort Worth or San Antino.

Yes! I had two of them with me we dabbed in the shop. Did not need them, but I've used them in Texas when lakes are low

Yep. I actually have them and brought them. No need to have used them on the trip. I have used them in Texas when the lakes are low.

Right. I never leave my trailer in the water. I pull forward and park

I have some other videos driving through Mexico beach and some boat ramp tours too. Panama City Beach has some terrific RV places as well. Most new videos on my KZbin are of cars at my car lot so if you need help with other video links let me know. Thanks!

@@Freespiritblair awesome - thanks!

I sure do.

Thanks! We sold the jet skis too and have since lowered the price on the cart to $4500.

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Few things. Buy your own tow strap. I have pulled plenty of people forward to get them out but NONE of them had their own strap. Consider too the low tide will shorten your day of riding. I also launch at the Dunedin marina with public trailer parking. That was nice because after a long day of riding we walked across the street to eat, get ice cream and walk around. Did you see my other videos about the tides and such?

Not yet. Prob just gonna do the public ramp and not chance it

I don't know. I do know we have a deal on it now and the guy buying it is super happy with it.

I sure am lmao

There are ramps in the area. The attraction here is it's designated for pwc launching and parking. During peak times people pitch in to give cars a pull if they get stuck. I pulled 3 out in 2 weeks!

Hi. Please Call the store at 817-615-9600. Thanks!

Check to see if anyone can help you. Bring your own tow strap and one of those folding shovels. You can buy them both at Harbor Freight, Northern tools or 4 wheel parts. I saw plenty of mini vans and cars launching. I saw other people helping pull a few out and in the middle of the week I pulled a few out.

Were you around the old downtown in Keller? Have you gone on the Bear Creek trail that goes under the tressle bridge?

@@Freespiritblair I was at the curve at north keller and yes I railfan that bridge at least once a week

Thanks! That's my 3 legged dog. Leashes and life jackets get her all excited! She finally saw dolphins and they saw her. A small conversation between went on for a few minutes.

Wait, you all are still on closed boarders right now? That's terrible. Things across the southern US from Arizona to Florida are open and business as usual.

@@Freespiritblair the US border to Canada is still closed unless you are vaxx. Not only to drive but to fly or even make a connecting flight yet we watch daily what’s happening at the southern border. This year our three months will be spent in Mexico. More accessible

Yes it was!

Yes. I have actually seen them during the week when nobody else is boating and making noise and waves. They drift down from the wildlife refuge. I have seen them at lake Lewisville/ Lake Dallas too.

Really? I'd be interested in seeing that

Thanks! Short Jeep and short neck on the trailer. I'm literally adding a foldable extension to the trailer next weekend. Appreciate you watching and noticing.

During season it can be a challenge if you get there after 11. Be certain to pay attention to the low tide table. Remember the tide goes out and the time for low tide is not when it starts, but when it's expected to be at it's lowest. If you prefer to use a boat ramp then the one at Dunedin marina is nice, steep and wide with good parking for $10 a day. I used that a few times during the week which let us stay out in low tide, see the sunset, get loaded on the trailer and then walk across the road to downtown Dunedin and eat dinner out. Plus, I had already paid my parking/launch fee so I had a prime parking spot. Let me know if you have any other questions. Thanks!