One Boat One DUMB Mistake! Capt Nearly Rips Trailer In Half! -E41

[@nickfortunato2938]

Much better view of the boats instead of the truck's that's towing them 👍

[@CreditCardCaptain]

Sucks it’s only available sept-january

[@nickfortunato2938]

@@CreditCardCaptain I like your videos Captain...

[@nickfortunato2938]

@@CreditCardCaptain We haven't seen many videos, do you post more on Facebook?

[@CreditCardCaptain]

@@nickfortunato2938 house destroyed. Working on fixes and we have a ton of trees down. They’re simultaneously posted there and here

[@nickfortunato2938]

@@CreditCardCaptain Sorry for your loss, I'm in the Midwest as they say out of sight out of mind, I will keep you in my prayers

[@hoosierpete]

I like how he kicks the tire with his flip flop to make sure the axle is ok.

[@chrisjmiller6]

it's the mandatory guy thing to do 🙂

[@MrBen527]

Lol right, while his (used to be nice) bumper looks like tin foil on Thanksgiving leftovers!

[@crossbow3539]

That’s him blaming the problem on the tire,

[@joejoe-qn4hu]

The guy in the white ford is the kinda guy that would never offer to help someone you can tell he didn't even help the guy disconnect the tow rope that showed his character

[@Doofyy11]

Facts. Guy in the blue truck is doing all the work

[@J-Burgerz]

@@joejoe-qn4hu 💯. Guy in the blue truck should’ve left when the first attempt failed and the guy in the white truck didn’t get out to lift a finger.

[@bordereau1]

I thought the same thing....he'd watch and laugh.....the guy in the blue truck was great.....​@@Doofyy11

[@marcocampos278]

‘Only a few times you’re gonna hear, go deeper…this ain’t one of them right here.’ Hilarious 😂

[@roadking99jokerst60]

In the monotone even better.

[@scottmcshannon6821]

he blocked the ramp forever with his ineptitude. BUT, the boat next to him was there the whole time, doing absolutely nothing.

[@CreditCardCaptain]

4 wide

[@joeblow1934]

I have never failed to be amazed by the people that don't have a clue as to how to operate any machinery whatsoever.

[@upperleftgolf]

Man, whenever Im having a pisser of a day, I come to your videos and the commentary fixes it right up! Thanks for all that you do man!

[@PlymouthVT]

Great voice over its handy to have a very experienced captain calling all the mess out. You can learn alot on this channel good job. Subbed. I like the other view.

[@CreditCardCaptain]

I’m Not experienced lol. I mess it up

[@robertfraser845]

I am so so glad up here in Ontario Canada you have to have a boaters operating licence and you do have to take a sit down boating test in order to get behind the helm no excuses

[@freechagosislandjohnpilger]

Hats off to the lady boss, great execution, she gets my vote, best of the day

[@KissmyBasss]

Gotta love the pleasure boaters that launch/load twice a yr. I stay away from busy lakes when these guys come out.

[@eyeforeigni]

This view is pretty good, get to see more of the ramp and more of the action.

[@ajgorney]

Trick: Get a length of heavy dock line. Swim it under the rearmost cross beam of the trailer in the center. take one end up to a bow cleat or the bow eye of the boat. Other end take as straight as possible to the trailer winch. play out some winch line, tie dock line to end, and winch. If the dock line is sturdy enough and you didn't tangle it in the trailer, you can get some lift up using the boat as a float to pull the trailer up and off the ledge.

[@toddlake8791]

We have had to use the ratchet straps on the trailer to pull the trailer up to the boat. 😂 Long trailers and low lake level sucks sometimes.

[@terryogletree2128]

This should be taught in schools

[@ronfox5519]

You mean I gotta get wet? No way man, I'm just gonna yank it harder.

[@supertuscans9512]

Just relaunch the boat, with no weight on the trailer a 4*4 that size should have no problem pulling the unladen trailer out with little strain.

[@GrumpysGarageDave]

I've done something similar to this except we looped a strap around the bunks to the front cleat and used the boat in reverse (SLOWLY) to pick the trailer up enough to get it over the ledge of the ramp .. gotta love long trailers and short ramps at low tide lol .. but this guy definitely didn't need to go that deep

[@davidwolford4655]

This is a great view sometimes change is hard. But a variety is better. Love both views. Keep up the good work Sir!

[@JT_70]

I’ve been boating around 60 years and this week I finally managed to wrap the 1/2” dock line around my prop! Like the boat pulling away in the video, the rope was inside the boat when I left the landing but at some point during the day it apparently was pulled overboard. When I shifted into reverse back at the landing, the prop decided to dine on the long rope. Everything came to a screeching halt - motor died, power trim wouldn’t work due to extreme tension from attached rope, couldn’t shift out of gear to turn off key, etc. They picked the boat up with the forklift and we cut away the rope. Luckily, there appears to be no permanent damage.

[@cynthiadaw131]

Yeah, fishing line will sometimes wrap around the prop too.

[@CaptainRon1913]

Yeah, you wouldn't want to carry a sharp line cutting knife on board, and keep it in your water proof flare box kit, that would be a total hassle

[@melrobinson6919]

Adventures in boating as we Lake Mead boaters call it.... Never a dull moment and always something new. Keeps you on your toes and not complacent. 😁😁

[@aarontrenton1730]

Can not help but laugh at the sign behind pontoon guys head when he gets out. DONT TEACH TRASH TO SWIM 😂

[@jerrysingleton4956]

"Go deeper" this ain't one of those times🤣. Dayum you J.M. had to recover from a gut giggle & type this👏👏bravo Sir!

[@vernjr88]

Great commentary no matter the spot. Always enjoy the vids!

[@Jay_Hall]

Good Morn, CC, the highest rated boating launch show on the net!! Congrats. :) Keep em comin!

[@theheez6201]

Another way to lift the trailer up in that situation is with a pair of stern ratchet straps. You will get wet, but you put the boat back on the trailer, attach the ratchet straps to the back of the boat and the back corners of the trailer, ratchet them tight and the buoyancy of the boat will lift the trailer right up.

[@rsouder953]

I like both views actually, the view @ the ramp seems pretty close up, and you can really see what's going on, the view from across the way- you get a wide angle of everything and there's no docks or trucks blocking any of the views of the clueless knuckleheads. I do like the fact that you will often show and give credit to the ones who know what they are doing and ace a launch or retrieval. Keep the content coming, I look forward to your videos. And I love your narrating skills, calm and relaxed narration yet you get the funny jabs in there.

[@kirstesez4858]

I don’t know how I got here, because I know nothing about boats, but when you said “I think that’s a tentacle or a tapeworm or something like that” I became absolutely Hooked on your channel. Love your humour, this is great watching material after midnight when you can’t sleep! Thanks!

[@allengrant]

"Stuck like Chuck" ! LOL. Came for the boating ineptitude... stayed for the commentary. Great stuff !! 👍🏻👍🏻🚤👀😁

[@fosterkennel649]

Many years ago in my younger days I had a 34' classic race deck cruiser tied to the dock right across from the launching ramp in South San Francisco. I used to sit on my fantail with a cup of coffee watching the festivities at the launch ramp saw some interesting launching including a Ford pickup truck fit up truck fit when under along with its trailer. Anyway your videos are hilarious you're a great commentator blessings to you and yours coming at you these days from the mountains of Southern Oregon

[@tedk9144]

Stuck like Chuck guy should have watched "Stays Strapped" guy for some ideas on the stern straps.. He could have attached his pontoon's rear tie downs back to his trailer while in he water, then use the ratchets on the tie downs to raise the trailer a few feet at most to clear the drop off, then carefully pull forward till wheels clear. Might have even pulled forward enough until the trailer wheels touched down on the ramp. Then release the tie downs and this time been more careful with the ramp length. Sorry if mentioned in the comments earlier as I didn't read through them all.

[@RussianDoll369]

Your commentary is super nice. Your way more nicer then I would describe what we are watching here.🙂

[@daniellang6112]

2 guys in water lifting trailer while truck pulls makes the most sense to me. Smashmaster,LOL!

[@christophersheppard1747]

Yes, as Craig says, it's not necessary to drive the boat all the way onto the trailer. If you have a sturdy lwinch set up it's easier from a control perspective to winch the boat up after starting it on the rollers. I've always found better control this way; maybe depends how tired you're feeling. Love the channel, love your dry humour and ability to have a subtle (sometimes not so subtle) poke at the way some of these crustaceans are handling their toys.

[@davidlake5550]

I don't have any problem with my 12' John boat,I just pull it up by hand with a rope, LOL!

[@captaincanes]

If you're ever board, just go down to the public boat ramp in the morning and afternoon when it is most active. It's like a reality comedy show.

[@cindychurch925]

Your comments are hilarious. I don’t know anything about boating, but, love watching your videos

[@dank7517]

Good stuff CC. Best. Commentator. EVER!!

[@JohnCalvertVerified]

"Pump, dump and go." 🤣

[@TheFalconJetDriver]

I love your commentary!😁🛫

[@bengone3349]

Your clips are always done well and entertaining. Anchors away CC!

[@keithreding1828]

If the water level is really low, my trailer wheels may go beyond the ramp. I don't think I've ever had my truck tires go off the ramp. If that were to happen, I always put the transmission in 4-wheel-drive when I'm unloading or loading the trailer. That also addresses the issue of a slippery ramp due to algae. BTW, your commentary is great!

[@MattVenezuela]

Just because you can afford a boat & trailer doesn't mean you should have one... I grew up with boats & trailers and I absolutely hate waiting for idiots...

[@michaeldecker2725]

Mr. dually was awfully nice to help

[@Stevesbe]

Ford owners

[@quickturn66]

Run your winch line under the rear most center roller on the trailer then up to the bow of your boat,crank the winch and the back of the trailer will lift up, pull slowly forward, simple.

[@Vzw-dj9rf]

It boggles me that you wouldn't identify the problem before just applying brute force."I can't see anything wrong, just pull harder." Imagine if the front bumper had pulled off, or the trailer axle ripped off - pontoon cap would probably blame the dually driver for the damage.

[@rcrobertson9563]

I enjoy both views and the commentary is perfect...entertainment and education. I always look for your notifications

[@coasttocoasttrucking9687]

Love your videos and comments. I can watch them for hours. 😂🤣

[@CreditCardCaptain]

You better

[@TheFalconJetDriver]

Ramp Camping! Now that is funny! CC you have made my day! 😁🛫

[@pridemechanical815]

Some of the best footage. It amazes me how people are so naïve and unprepared for life.

[@stepheng1138]

i had that same exact thing happen to me with my pontoon boat, in the potomac river launch, i had to back the trailer deeper from the end of the concrete ramp, carry boulders the size of basketballs to fill that hole at the end of the ramp to build a ramp per say so the tires could ride over them and lift the trailer. the water temp was cold, i later discovered when it dropped off over the edge of the ramp, the trailer axel u bolts were catching on the edge of the concrete ramp. the u bots extended about 1 inch past the frame. i learned on some docks there is a mark where the end of the ramp is. problem with the potomac river it has tides, so sometimes you have to go deeper to retrieve or launch your boat. be careful out there.

[@karaDee2363]

I like the view from the spot here, I think you see more... And the reason why there's such a big drop off at the end of the ramp is because people are power loading their boats which prop washes away all the sand at the end of the ramp..... As usual people make their own problems..

[@bluesteel7199]

Love that CAPTAIN'S COMMENTARY, only it's not just PORT 🍎, smile

[@garysgarage3669]

It is amazing how many people struggle with how deep to put the trailer in. I've seen people try to wench up a boat with none of the trailer in the water and I've seen people with half the truck in the water.

[@squirrelmaster1225]

you should record books for audio, your voice is so smooth, you would be famous

[@iamwhatiam4075]

100% !!

[@kindnessmattersffs]

"...I think that's a tentacle or a tapeworm or something..." 😂😂😂😂

[@vinniebuiltRC]

Hey Captain I'm so glad that when I had my boat I was not a scrub and we did the pump dump and go every time in and out

[@KennethRevils]

❤❤😂 boat ramp camping ! Too funny... rookie ramp ! Trailer guy..his bumber was tweetked ..he couldn't tell his ass fr. His head 😂 thanks for great vids..

[@shanynrobbins1943]

Even the pelicans are coming in to see what's going on 🤣🤣🤣

[@retro440]

I'm here for the great commentary. The video is just a bonus!!

[@jaridc2149]

i love these videos and your commentary makes me laugh a ton, thank you for making these.

[@TimTheCarMaster]

Loved the video and dad humor. I enjoy watching the boat ramp myself and made sure to train my kids how to properly launch and tie onto the cleats. Keep up the good work!

[@gilray1977]

I have a very difficult time calling a trailer able, outboard power boat operator a 'captain'. It's like calling a belligerent drunk playing 'corn hole' out behind the bar, a 'pro golfer'

[@q8venom]

bro i started watching this video and I KNEW I KNEW it was JM audits!! love u bro!

[@cvs8545]

I prefer this view. Always nice commentary, too!

[@cynthiadaw131]

I guess knowing people are waiting and watching you, I go into a hurry up mode and I do get nervous.

[@SC10Ds]

you should get a giant whiteboard so you can send them messages to the smarties at te ramp. "Boyfriend, husband, cousin" lol

[@scotthutchings3474]

Liked that new view

[@hughdunbar9823]

"Ramp Camping". Lol, that's awesome. Can't wait to use that one

[@edwardmcgowan5044]

That side likely prevents you from getting “the bird” like you did that one time!! 😂

[@ec1628]

I like watching videos from both angles.

[@WmRob]

Good on the guy in the dually.

[@blly8325]

I hope the next time he sees the dually driver he gets him a case of beer or at least offered. His incompetence almost outshined his arrogance. The pelicans and go deeper 👏👏😆🤣

[@asiseeit2041]

Ramp camping! Love it.

[@chrisbell1687]

God Bless the Homeless Captains.

[@icicicles]

He pulls out a big tapeworms ---LMAO! Dude, you are hilarious! I've got to watch all your vids now.

[@F-N-C]

IT WAS AT THAT MOMENT HE KNEW HE HAD F'D UP...

[@bendeleted9155]

I love the channel title. A credit card is all you legally need to be a boat "Captain". Same with trailering that boat. The 1st time most people back a trailer is the same time they 1st "piloted" a boat.

[@briankillian5248]

First time watching.... very fun video and excellent commentary. tytyty!

[@chknlyps2373]

Tapeworm... I am dying in laughter right now!

[@CD38325]

This is almost as bad as opening day of duck season at the boat ramp when it’s a single ramp and 100 boats are in line and everybody’s in a hurry. So many ppl mess up lol

[@Die2liv]

Love watching your videos. I live and fish in Port Orange, usually on one of the piers on the Halifax. Best day of my life is when I sold my boat! Haha😅

[@Brian-wq6oi]

The funny thing is its probably not his 1st time backing it in either. What a putz.

[@ron8979]

Your channel has grown....alot. I started watching you when you had 3.1k subs. Congrats man.

[@gbhil-yo]

One of the launces at Gasperilla has a truck tire inner tube and an air tank in the office. It will lift a boat trailer right off the ramp ledge.

[@Michael-oy3pz]

Mate doesn’t matter which side you’re on it’s give me a good laugh 😂🇦🇺🍺

[@mattbrown5511]

Good to see you again Cap'n. Hope you are well.

[@vincent771]

Tapeworm hahaha!! Nice🤙

[@3GKFISHING]

Always these darn pleasure boaters

[@RonBand01]

I've made that mistake twice many years ago in the Roanoke River, once with a single axle that I just picked up and move it sideways back up on to the cement. Second time was a dual axle and I tied the back of the trailer to a cleat on the front of the pontoon. It lifted it up enough so I could pull the truck forward over the end of the cement. I didn't realize that the ramp was short the first time and that the river was low the second time (different ramps.)

[@hamletksquid2702]

I've had to dive in and put the ratchet straps back on the boat to lift the trailer. Not something I'd want to try with one of these nice boats, but far from the worst that little beater had done to it.

[@Adeline9418]

Guy never looked at his bumper.everybodys an expert. Very fun to watch.

[@jasonwright808]

"Do not teach the trash to swim" sign got me dead! 😂

[@kevinkev500]

Boyfriend, husband, or cousin if you're from Alabama. That's why I'm a subscriber! LOL and keep up the good running commentary; both views are good, mix it up and stay fresh.

[@retro440]

Great narration!!

[@NelsonWCRS]

Great view, good zoom. better view of the boats (and chicks).

[@NewsNowNinja]

Great video captain

[@GodBlessedAmerica]

A ratchet strap at the front of each pontoon, hooked to the end of the trailer, would lift it enough to clear, without taking weight of the truck causing it to slide in. Just my opinion.

[@Harry-zz2oh]

Sounds like a very good way of doing the job. Of course, the driver would need to get someone else to do it since he doesn't seem to be very knowledgeable about stuff like you suggest. I wouldn't have thought of it either, but I don't have a nice boat, just a 15 ft. canoe.

[@joeancinec]

Gotta love it. Thanks for another great video

[@Travelinmatt1976]

People laughed at me at a boat ramp for using a checklist, but I've never forgotten straps or to trim my motor up.

[@Harry-zz2oh]

Checklists help all of us, especially when we are trying to do something quickly so we can get going. Airline pilots use them, and many RV'ers use them to keep from making messes.

[@ronfox5519]

Drain plug.

[@Bringrofstorms]

HAHAHA "in every tool box you gotta have some dry rotted rope" hahahahahahaha

[@silky900]

Absolutely outstanding

[@TheBDD1970]

OMG this was painful yet funny, thanks!

[@marksday4936]

Hey welcome back 👍🏼

[@jaratoll8739]

I remember watching these shenanigans at the Edgewater boat ramp in the 90s. My dad sold Lund boats on Ridgewood ave and we would launch test drives.

[@findleybarber]

Tentacle or tape worm, Let’s Go Credit Card Captain!!!!

[@jackhodges2571]

I agree, this is a much better view from this angle

[@ruiz212]

That "go deeper" got you a subscriber 👍