Back On The HARD...In Mexico! - Onboard Lifestyle ep.206

[@pellenyberg]

Nice video guys! Love ya. Reg from Sweden.

[@MrSeanh01]

Yum yum, nice food

[@2011mendo]

Need to travel the Atlantic side. That water over there is just to cold... Think in the dead of winter we use a wetsuit when it gets down in the 70's . But now, in June, water can be used for bathing...here it is June and you're using a wet suit... Ours are all put away... Love your show, love your boat, love that lifestyle, just wrong ocean..

[@DVolvoguy777-x7o]

Cpt Teal, that drift action was epic! great vid and hope you get the boat work done and such. Save travels!

[@OnboardLifestyle]

Thanks 👍

[@heatherkevinmiller5746]

Get ready for ‘Empty Nest Syndrome’. I am waiting for your daughter to show up on CNN!!! She is FABULOUS! Not only is she beautiful…she is SO well spoken. We both think she is a SHOE IN for journalism. AND…good for her for being ON TIME…EVERY TIME. Nobody will EVER accuse Emma of Arrogance. Good job EMMA!!! Keep it up. You are going places kid!!!! Cheers!!!

[@edwardcassel3789]

A Thought, you know if one of the girls had taken an umbrella you could have used it as a sail . lol Love the channel.

[@TheMrCloak]

Hey guys...!

[@tkjokester]

“Keep that up and you’re going to a good college.” - very funny!

[@belledetector]

Wow. bottom looked very clean on haulout. Btw Hardtop review, pros, cons, design, would you have changed anything?

[@kimberlyshalaby1134]

Sure hated to hear Teal had broken ribs. I hope he'll be okay. The sunset was beautiful. Loved the music you picked out for the beginning of this video. Emma I thought you had very good salesmanship. So very good to see everyone.

[@Rohvannyn]

Thanks for another episode! Hope your time on the hard goes (went by this point) quickly with no unexpected issues. Thanks for taking us along!

[@petenaylor1353]

I just realized why my cheeks ache a little after I watch your videos....I am unconsciously smiling from beginning to end. Your channel has a great vibe. Sv Basik is a sleek looking yacht, inside and out. Cheers to the crew.

[@OnboardLifestyle]

Wow, thank you!

[@camperman101]

I love the sailing family youtubers, I like sailing holly blue, they have a wholesome family like you guys do

[@BigDThatsMe]

Emma, I don't like to be late either. That is a great attribute to have.

[@26snoopy82]

The Wednesday before you posted this video. I rode to Virginia Beach, and to Williamsburg. I saw some catamarans on the water near some marinas. I was just drooling at seeing all the sailboats. I hope this summer I can find a girlfriend and take her sailing at a lake near my town. To renting a sailboat for a few hours. Also when you said Emma douse not like to be late. I’m glad she is not in my family. My great granddaddy. Use to raise chickens. Great grandmother and great granddaddy would be ready to go some where. They would get in the car. Then great granddaddy would say he needs to check on the chickens and he would go inside, and stay late. My granddaddy was the same way. He use to pick me up and we would go some where. But it would be hours latter. My dad is the same way.

[@fooman2108]

A few years ago, during the annual Christmas phone call (from my brother's family), my nephew (born in Hawaii), was belly-achin about his mother not letting him go swimming on Christmas Eve due to the water temp. being below 80! I reminded Sean that I live in Inter-mountain Idaho and the water (ICE) temp was about 15 that day! and that to go swimming took an auger and axe! P.S. I was born in San Diego, where water temps MIGHT hit 75 at the height of summer to needing a wet suit at that temp is not too onerous! LOL

[@markknight-6figureadviser842]

Hi, love your work, but are there any videos pre episode 1? You seem to start at the main heads.

[@OnboardLifestyle]

We did document our refit from the beginning, but not enough to put videos together that would make it entertaining. We are constantly learning and improving how to better tell a story for you.

[@brucebaker3523]

Can't believe you scrubbed your bottom before haul out! That is dedication! Cheers!

[@OnboardLifestyle]

On the trip from Paradise Village to La Cruz the props felt sluggish and non responsive. I wanted to make sure we had full control of basik while we entered the tight staging area for the lift.

[@jerrybarrett6376]

On the hard and ready to work on ship shaping the bottom and running gear. While there, take a break and have some time to be off sea duty and have fun. We are all following your travel adventures and living a free life with your family. Thanks for taking us along. As a stuntman, I say “Go for it”. The 🐻🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@greatpix]

Yea, Michigan!! I'm originally from just outside Detroit.

[@daveamies5031]

I don't think you realise that being on the hard means lots of hard work, you don't take a break till your back in the water because every day on the hard is $$$$

[@stillwatersailor665]

Bing watching...great vids

[@genewaddlerandomstuff2122]

Happy Friday! I just know this is going to be a good one.

[@genewaddlerandomstuff2122]

And I was right, of course. That's because I'm old, I know things. 🙄

[@billnewman5900]

I agree with Emma!!!!

[@lets_go_see_]

Teal is the first one who i have seen on any channel who is gearing up properly to clean the boat problem... hyp hyp hoora

[@BJ-zu5pz]

Thank you, guys! I'm so happy to share your adventures with you from Michigan. The good and the bad, it's a totally unique experience than what I am used to, but a whole lot of fun to watch how the 3 of you deal with life as it happens in your corner of the world. I'll look forward to next week to see how the progress on your vessel is coming along.

[@johnpaul8885]

We can never start The weekend without for us watching the basics of basics good luck on the hard thing you guys pulled out just in time I see storms over that way stay safe

[@williamcantalamessa5231]

Love the projects on the hard. Hello from Siesta Key Florida

[@emmagobenyt]

Thank you so much William!

[@rddrg18]

Also once you are on the hard, how much does it cost to be there?

[@mikemoxley9477]

Thank you great video

[@robertlivingston5175]

I'm with Emma, hate being late. That's a very good trait. Though, sometimes you need to take a step back and relax.

[@jp0924]

great video as alawy keep it up.

[@gregchristian9600]

What was the name of the song you used in this video. I really liked it. Would like to listen to the whole song.

[@kaskl5403]

Tula is at the Napa boatyard doing some work on a trawler they bought.

[@davidkisner8332]

As truck driver I have made many a parts drop om Port Townsend. Last time in 2014. I lived in Belfair, Wa and visted that area a lot. Could be worst spot to be hauled out at.

[@claychilds5215]

Looks great as usual love your broadcast need to know where I can get one of those cups and a hat and do you have any more of the shot glasses

[@genewaddlerandomstuff2122]

Look in the description under "Ship's store". They don't currently have any shot glasses but are looking for a source for them, so they might have them in the future.

[@kevincarey1076]

Great relaxing episode guys. Fair winds and following seas Basik.

[@emmagobenyt]

Thanks Kevin!

[@rddrg18]

What is the cost of a haul out?

[@bestofsailinglife2274]

Congratulations Teal, Linh and Emma! You made it in at Number 40 in our Best of Sailing Life - Beyond Top 20 video for June. See kzbin.info/www/bejne/fGW2amurrdZ1bJY And view the Top 20 here kzbin.info/www/bejne/aYiue3qvrbaIha8

[@NewZealandPakeha]

The bridge goes really far forwards on the hulls on this boat . Looks spacious. Why aren’t all cats like that?

[@OnboardLifestyle]

Mast placement.

[@haps4me858]

Okay. Are those solar lights that are on the hardtop? They look like you are trying to get green cinnamon rolls to rise. Love the videos. Wife and I watch 3 per night. Great little family and lifestyle you have there. In-laws live in Port Townsend and we are up my Bellingham WA. Will be moving to Florida in the fall. Time for warm waters and maybe a sailboat in the near future;-) Bahama bound??? Thanks again and keep up the great work.

[@edquier40]

@ 07:47, those fish look like pompano, those are the very best eating! Now we are all curious about the injured ribs?

[@OnboardLifestyle]

Similar, but those were Jack Crevalle. The food value is marginal at best. All of the Jack Crevalle's fins taper down into a sharp point, and the fins of a Pompano are more rounded. Another major identifying factor is the tail. A Pompano has a tail that makes a uniform V-shape while the Jack Crevalle's tail is very deeply-forked and a bit more thin.

[@edquier40]

@@OnboardLifestyle Wow, you know the fish much better than me! Thanks for the info. I have an urge to go to Florida and catch a pompano.

[@nick.caffrey]

77ºF is cold Linh!? Don't ever consider coming to Ireland; 62ºF is considered HOT! 14:37 executive Linh! Now we know who's really in charge!

[@daveamies5031]

Nah it's some alternative planet, 77ºC 🤣just a little too cold for making tea.

[@jackieframe]

If you has an umbrella you could have used it as a sail.

[@daveamies5031]

She had a coat, that would have been a very effective sail.

[@donlehman142]

If you think 70 degree water is cold, come back to Oxnard California. We are lucky if the water reaches 62 degrees. 70 would be warm.

[@daveamies5031]

@10:00 if Emma really wanted to get there quicker she would have taken her sail (coat) off her shoulders and held it up to catch the wind 🤣

[@tomriley5790]

I'm with Teal that's impressive speed "sailing the dinghy"! Couldn't Teal have avoided the cold water dip by scraping the bottom once you were out :-)?

[@earnieb5318]

Ribs....I like baby back on the grill!

[@wanabesailer9599]

Teal, I see your boat doesn't have mini keels, does it have dagger boards instead?

[@OnboardLifestyle]

Yes, we have dagger boards. 👍

[@daveamies5031]

What's really interesting about Basik is the position of the dagger boards, they are a long way aft, just behind the aft wall of the bridge deck cabin. During the haul out @16:45, you can see the port dagger board poking out just below the hull slightly forward of the aft lifting strap.

[@16eranc]

hey' love the boat what model is it? how long ?

[@OnboardLifestyle]

She is a 1993 Featherlight 435 designed by Jace Hobbs and built by Mastermold Composite Services in Florida. 43'6" x 25' with a dry weight of 8,500 lbs.

[@alecvanrossen4941]

@@OnboardLifestyle You have done an excellent job upgrading this boat, and keeping the boat light weight in the materials that you have used. However, I see washing machine, big fridge, a very full pantry, petrol generator for the water maker in one episode, endless tools and spare building materials that Teal has, what do think your true cruising displacement is now? What is your bridgedeck clearance now?

[@davandstudios]

What are you talking about? He looks like a super hero in that thing

[@HopeOfJoe]

Niiiiiice ✨ 🌊💨⛵️🏝👙🌞✨

[@genewaddlerandomstuff2122]

Is a power wash standard procedure when hauling out or is that particular to this facility. It seems like a good idea at any rate.

[@OnboardLifestyle]

It's standard to have it power washed first before they put you on the stands.

[@genewaddlerandomstuff2122]

@@OnboardLifestyle It makes sense, I just hadn't seen it the other times. 🙂

[@thereissomecoolstuff]

Why are you hauling out again? What could you possibly need to do to basik. After Napa the bottom and zincs should be good. I've been in for 3 years in Puget sound with a hard finish. Diver cleans it changes the zincs. Good to go. I'm all about maintenance but I don't get this move unless your leaving the boat for an extended time. Clue me in.

[@genewaddlerandomstuff2122]

I'll bet you will find out next week.

[@thereissomecoolstuff]

@@genewaddlerandomstuff2122 if it's another crazy OCD bottom job I'm out. I figured it out it's not Tiel, it's Linh. Fortunately she is so charming and beautiful that she is forgiven.

[@gregm.5960]

I have a small complaint. Your camera needs a light filter. If you're using cell phones to record, try using a sharpy on the lens. It does wipe off.

[@lets_go_see_]

hello folks. Not much going on this week. The bottom looks pristine though. ttfn

[@SomeTechGuy666]

Do you have the GPS co ordinates for the marina you are at ? I can't find it on GoogleMaps.

[@OnboardLifestyle]

20' 45.047 N 105'22.766 W

[@bobearnest7974]

she looks good in or out of the water!

[@Lilou34650]

Hey, why are you in the water for 2 hours if the boat will be out of the water the next day anyway?

[@genewaddlerandomstuff2122]

At least partially to inspect it so he knows what to expect when it is hauled out, thus saving time.

[@Lilou34650]

@@genewaddlerandomstuff2122 I don't think so. For the 2 hours of work in the water, he would have needed 5 minutes on land.

[@actoraa]

Teal you are going soft having to wear a full wetsuit in 77 degree water. Or maybe I'm jealous having to dive in Washington...

[@daveamies5031]

I know, 77 degrees is pretty hot even for tea/coffee, just curious how the sea water got that warm 🤣

[@dlavarco]

I was also somewhat confused by the vendor's question if you wanted the food for here or to go. There didn't appear to be a seating area from my point of view so wouldn't everything be to go?

[@tomriley5790]

Perhaps they give it you in something different if you're taking it home rather than eating it immediately or not?

[@jerrysmith3515]

I agree it was a successful haul out. But my question is why did you haul out?

[@genewaddlerandomstuff2122]

I'll bet you will find out next week.

[@SomeTechGuy666]

How much is it to store a cat on the hard in that yard ?

[@OnboardLifestyle]

The La Cruz Shipyard is small but efficient. They do not have the space for storage. They are hauling boats and launching boats everyday. The boats are 3 and 4 deep in each row and in a single day may launch all of them. It was very interesting to watch the dance they must do to make it all work.

[@choimdachoim9491]

It's funny how young people , who have all the time in the world, have no time and older folks, who have little time, have all the time in the world.

[@MikeHarrison3266]

If I lived on a hill I would not get in the car take off the break and just let it roll to my destination, it has an engine for a reason.😉😊

[@2011mendo]

Yeah, to go back up!!!

[@AlsinoFerreira]

:-)

[@IsmailNuzaifKokky]

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[@OnboardLifestyle]

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[@yuccaken]

KryKie.!...Broken/Rib....Better/than/a/Broken/Heart?....Watch/out/for/JC/Jean-Charles/The/Frenchman/ floating/Baker/in/Barra/...Linh's/BoyFriend?

[@johnkalinoski9359]

We never got that story in the end!

[@yuccaken]

@@johnkalinoski9359 A/Teaser/to/make/US/watch/to/the/End.

[@pinktiger9705]

Stop beating up T, he is too fragile. No more broken ribs for T please

[@tonyprofera9914]

Probably the most boring episode ever. I'd rather watch paint dry Drifting really?