Get Off My Boat!! | Miami Boat Ramps | Boynton Beach

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Ramps we currently cover: 79st (La 79!) / Black Point Marina / Haulover
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Disclaimer : We receive a ton of emails and messages from people telling us we filmed them at the ramp this past weekend and they want to know when the video will air. This is not a question we can typically answer. We film from three or more ramps every week and have a massive back log of content and sometime it could be weeks or months after an event occurs before we air the video. We put stuff out as fast as we can but we only air three videos a week and in a typical weekend get 6-10 episodes worth of content meaning we get content faster then we can air it. Thanks for watching and just be sure to keep watching looking for your content it will air but probably not immediately after it happens!

[@alechaight7587]

Dude at the beginning its a dope real man, guy bonked his boat then helped him . Need more boaters like this.

[@ZacVaper]

It's amazing how they fight the wind....with on open dock to the left.

[@campbellpurdie7274]

She made a nice job powering up the trailer, she's done that before.

[@staz6530]

Lady at end did a beautiful job. Well done🤙

[@1971kona]

2 simple things to do at the dock. One, tie off using the mid cleat. It just makes everything so much easier. And two, always put out fenders on the opposite side of your boat from where you tied to the dock. It can help protect you from the idiot trying to dock next to you.

[@61rampy65]

The first boat: 4 fully grown men, and not one of them knows anything about docking. Sounds about right.

[@RudyF6]

And the award for best use of a boat hook by an inexperienced and unprepared crew goes to... 😂

[@DREKOWICK69]

hit the boat, we throwing hands

[@closewatcher8586]

Wow unbelievable to fly around the dock like that especially when the owner of the boat you are about to hit is sitting right there.

[@mikediamond353]

I've been subscribed to this channel since Before it was cool.

[@user-wj8ds6cg8p]

Real men of genius lol

[@mdlanor5414]

Something I’ve never understood. When backing up any trailer. If you are starting to jackknife. Most people don’t move forward to straighten their vehicle and trailer. Always remember,using the bottom of your vehicle’s steering wheel. Which ever way you turn the bottom of your vehicle’s steering wheel. Is the direction the trailer will go. My brother in law of 50 years. Still can’t figure out how to back a trailer up. When we go camping,he waits until I show up. So I can back his camper into his spot. I’m no expert at backing up a camper/trailer. I just take my time. If I start going in the wrong direction with the Camper/trailer. I pull forward to straighten my vehicle and trailer. Then slowly back up again. Another thing once your Camper/Trailer starts turning when backing up. Straighten your vehicle’s steering wheel so the tires are aligned forward. I discovered this many,many years ago. I can generally back my Camper/Trailer into the spot on the first attempt. There are times it takes me a few tries before I get my Camper/Trailer. Exactly where my wife wants it. I’ll write it again. I’m by no means an expert at backing up a Camper/Trailer. Go slow and remember when backing up. The direction you turn the bottom of your vehicle’s steering wheel is the direction the Camper/trailer. Semi truck trailers are much easier to back up. The shorter the Camper/Trailer the harder it is to back them up. Just a slight movement of your vehicle’s steering wheel. Will make a drastic difference in the direction your Camper/Trailer goes. Be safe and have fun.

[@OpenCarryUSMC]

OR Put your hand at the top of the wheel and when you see the trailer is going off to one side or the other move your hand to that side. Either works, I prefer top of wheel. AND here’s a trick When backing a trailer you can’t see until it’s too late, or just backing a trailer that gets out of wack fast because of the geometry….. get it straight by pulling forward. Then back while alternating the wheel a bit to the right and a bit to the left. 8-15 degrees either side of straight. The trailer will “wiggle” it’s way back. Once it get to a point that’s too fr, pull forward JUST until it’s straight and repeat the process. BUT It’s far better to just obtain the correct skill set.

[@shawncosmos5431]

0:22 Amazing how much the American Flag proudly waving in the breeze could have helped this guy. Complete wrong approach angle. X2

[@marklapierre5629]

It takes a village. ;-)

[@Andrico77]

Dock into the wind. People think a boat is like driving a car.

[@ScottH22175]

Power loaders have screwed up our local boat launch....

[@tclem44]

Is there a good reason why boaters don't just leave lines attached to all of the cleats?

[@mrlt1151]

Boating is a life or death activity. I’ll never understand people who just wake up and decide they are qualified to captain a boat. No training, not a thought or drop of common sense in their head.

[@TheAncientGamer86]

Same thing with class a and b and motor homes

[@OpenCarryUSMC]

They aren’t captains. They are AIMers

[@OpenCarryUSMC]

As long as that long ski trailer was he shouldn’t have had any issue backing it. Plain and simple IGNORANCE

[@Mike-gw9yt]

It's a difficult skill to master, docking parallel on the down wind side. Takes practice. Works much better if you're actually approaching from the down wind side instead of upwind. You need to come in faster than feels comfortable, almost trying to nudge the dock with your bow as you turn away from it, neutral and a hard cut to the opposite direction and reverse to swing the bow out and the stern in. Someone had better be ready with lines before attempting this maneuver. Otherwise you'll end up on KZbin!

[@dhstadt]

Nimrods

[@stevemorris8545]

Why does no one ever have their dock lines ready to go? lmao

[@MrLeofric]

I wonder, don't Americans have to get a boating license? Without peaktic testing 🧐

[@aslkdjfzxcv9779]

hahaha

[@summerfederer7317]

No current at Boynton, please stop saying that!

[@Gmtail]

Aren’t any of you people that are this bad at boating/trailering and life in general ever embarrassed? If it were me, I’d be so ashamed that I couldn’t back up a trailer. Boggles the mind for sure.

[@nolangoldberger2921]

Your videos are becoming weaker and weaker

[@001razz]

Did not sub to this channel

[@emeraldkind]

You must identify as one of the idiots at the ramp.

[@001razz]

@@emeraldkind 👍

[@UTubeHandlesSuck]

You forgot your helmet, too. You're not supposed to walk outside without it.

[@emeraldkind]

@@001razz I mean you made it a point to let them know. Why would you do that if you are not butt hurt or maybe just a narcissist looking for some kind of attention. Either way I’m intentionally giving you attention.