OMG! The Trailer Axle Broke on the Ramp | Miami Boat Ramps | Boynton Beach | Broncos Guru|Wavy Boats

OMG! The Trailer Axle Broke on the Ramp | Miami Boat Ramps | Boynton Beach |Broncos Guru|Wavy Boats
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[@Yohann67]

We have a lot of “big” trucks like that here in Texas. Lifted, all terrain tires and……you guessed it, two wheel drive. We call them pavement princesses.

[@67polara]

Hilarious! Diesel guys are notorious for having that 'inside knowledge' on the fastest way to destroy their tranny. That dude is a MASTER !!

[@RSChris666]

True story.

[@OVER-bENGINEERED]

Hmm, I thought they were called Brodozers. Learned that at the SEMA car show.

[@Yohann67]

@@OVER-bENGINEERED I haven’t heard that one, it’s hilarious 😂. Pavement princess is what one of my friends started calling these poser trucks. She has a modified Wrangler and actually goes off roading with her husband.

[@dogatonic]

​@@OVER-bENGINEERED Brodozer? That's like men who get a tattoo in the small of their back, aka "Tramp Stamp" trying to change the name to "champ stamp".

[@pinebearclub]

It never ceases to amaze me that many are obsessed with riding in the boat while it’s being hauled out of the water. There’s a thousand pounds of extra weight and stress on the truck and the one little ratchet strap holding the boat in place. Good job.

[@johnvgig]

EXACTLY!!!

[@Titin5123]

I do it cuz it's just faster and in case I forget to put the motor up lol

[@korndawggy1801]

@@Titin5123 dont need five people in the boat for that though.

[@trxntroll843]

The strap isn’t holding all the weight. The trailer bunks are.

[@robertfrederick9061]

The group congregated at the rear of the boat is the rejects from the safe boat operator's class.

[@bigmeaney555]

As the classic song says..."You picked a fine time to leave me loose wheel"

[@dalegereaux1863]

Daddy CornStar, is that you ?

[@bigmeaney555]

@@dalegereaux1863 I am not 👎

[@3Hose]

At least he wasn't like my stepdad when I was a kid... going down the road 50mph and the boat trailer tire passed the truck. lol

[@scottym3]

I believe it was Einstein who once said. "The difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has it's limits."

[@davidpyle7333]

I never understand why people remain in the boat while trying to pull it up the ramp.

[@JohnnyAnderson1]

Because they dont wanna have to find there shoes to walk half way across the parking lot back to the truck?

[@janetyurkin822]

Stupidity! I can never figure out why these idiots stay in the boat, or stand on the dock watching the tires spin instead of using some common sense, and climbing into the bed of the truck, to put weight on the back wheels, so the tires will grip the ramp. They’re totally useless, including the operator of the boat for not knowing this, so he could tell, them what to do! These morons just added more weight to the boat so the truck add more excess weight to drag up a slippery ramp!

[@JeffBattleFish]

They’re drunk or stupid.

[@Letsdive64]

Because the Captain doesnt lay down the rules. People always knew the rules of my boat and what job they had when coming and going, they also knew that when the boat came back to the dock that their boat ride ended and get the hell off the boat. Lay out the ground rules for everyone to follow. It amazes me to watch a Captain pull up to a dock and watch 3 people in the boat do nothing to help, those people were not told what they needed to do by the Captain or they are to F-ing lazy.

[@kateskrmetta2022]

If you have Non-boaters on the boat it’s easier to tell them to wait on the dock or stay in the boat especially with kids you don’t want them chasing the trailer and boat through the parking lot to get back to you

[@death-2ya613]

I just bought a 25 ft tritoon two mths ago and I've learned so much what to do and not to do by watching this channel thank you it's hilarious 🤣🤣🤣

[@Julio-jm8ld]

I say that's the best way to learn and not look like the idiot.

[@MoePower2]

Definitely a lot to learn from these videos, but they contribute to the "I have watched a lot of videos, so I'm an expert" kind of people aswell 😂

[@corail53]

@@Julio-jm8ldI mean everyone eventually has a boneheaded idiot move while boating it is literally just a matter of when.

[@rdlangston13]

Well you bought a Tritoon so you didn’t learn enough apparently….j/k, enjoy the water!

[@blee7982]

You know these lifted diesel truck boys feel so emasculated being stuck on the boat ramp. Your truck looks super cool next the old lady pulling out a boat in her Honda CR-V.

[@JoseNunes-of1om]

Should always match the vehicle tow weight to what your towing. A crv shouldn't be pulling that boat.

[@iTzKevinFTW]

You sound mad that you don’t own a truck

[@blee7982]

@@iTzKevinFTW I drive a 2022 Tundra. Even has 4wd like a truck should.

[@lindacares2215]

@@iTzKevinFTW I think his comment was hysterical….Thanks @B Lee😂😂😂😂😂

[@paulayala4816]

Kind of reminds me of my old coworker. A bunch of us from work were heading out to the river so we all met up at a grocery store on the way out. I looked at my friends tire and it is low on air and cracked really bad. I mentioned this to him and he says it's fine, he'll put air in it. Half of our group left and we got to our campsite at around noon. The other half rolled in at 2am, seems my coworkers tire finally lost air, disintegrated and road on the rim for 100 yards when the rear hub failed too. They had to wait for a flatbed to arrive, then load up the boat and trailer, drive back 50 miles, find a trailer shop and completely replace the axle assembly, rims and tires. The bummer was there was an RV dealership and shop within 5 miles of the grocery store we stopped at. Never rush it.

[@janetyurkin822]

Paul* I’m 79, and my parents lived through the depression, so they took care of what little they had. The one saying my Mother lived by was, “an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure!”

[@memojv5]

You jinx it . Its all your fault 😂

[@paulayala4816]

@@memojv5 I probably did but this was the same coworker that drained his boat battery after passing out and who's truck kept over heating on another trip to the river.

[@Pedro-fh6if]

Oh, nooo, its fine. Yes, time to run away.

[@sanjayw9878]

@@janetyurkin822 Well said and wise!

[@cattnipp]

Good lesson about the public never giving a shot about tearing up public property.

[@mastluob2554]

Always a lot to see at these ramps !

[@stargasm1000]

I grew up in Boynton and have been at this boat more times than I could ever recall. It's interesting that things haven't changed.

[@StikmanModesto]

With a tandem axle trailer you can chain up that axle to keep it from dragging. If you live close you might be able to nurse it home on3 tires. Always remove any weight from the boat that you can and put it in your vehicle

[@Thunderbyrd.]

He may not have had a chain, but if you have a trailer you should at least have two extra ratchet straps, imo.

[@shredder4330]

Personally, my thought was to simply jack-up the axle, and put the wheel back on if the wheel-nuts ( lug-nuts to you yanks) have been removed by some arsehat or just ‘come loose’. Of course you would need to get some extra nuts to use, but it’s not hard to remove one nut from each other wheel you have and have enough to be able to get home at reduced speed and with caution.

[@derekp1963]

Having all those people on board when pulling off the ramp adds another 400 odd kilograms of weight your vehicle needs to pull up a slippery slope

[@jazldazl9193]

make em push

[@canconservative8976]

You mean almost 900lbs....

[@dcyphrz8532]

@@canconservative8976 ‘Murica :)

[@Offalotcr]

I bought a boat this summer and the first time I took it to the lake I launched it no problem went to pull the trailer out and bam the tire came flouting up. Luckily there some people there that lifted the trailer to get the tire back on enough to get it to the parking lot. Ran the boat around for a few hours then hauled ass back to the house to grab bearings and tools fixed finally made it back home at two in the morning. Yep that’s boating for ya!!

[@thomasglave3407]

BOAT PEOPLE. ✔

[@stlheadake2]

I am constantly blown away at how many of these lifted trucks aren't four wheel drive. 🤣 These driveway queens are all show, no go! Personally I would never have a truck without FWD. I live in the Midwest, but whether it's at the boat ramp, the snow, or the mud, FWD is worth every penny! Besides, as SOON as those expensive tires start spinning, you are only spending money! I've got 'cheap' tires, they are only $400 bucks a piece!

[@calallen8786]

I only got 2wd truck went thru the mud like nothing. Even took me anywhere i needed to go, obviously live in Florida there no reason to have a 4x4 here. But ill be moving up to Massachusetts in few months so it might be time to trade it in for a 4x4

[@erikcapozzi3425]

@@calallen8786 no reason to have 4x4 in Florida? Are you sure you are talking about the same florida I am

[@calallen8786]

@@erikcapozzi3425 yep I'm in lecanto. Never used 4x4 here yet. But I'm sure there places in Florida that you need a 4x4

[@Burns11112]

4WD and FWD are very different. I’ve never heard of a FWD truck.

[@forsakenlife4873]

I live in Florida and drive a 4x4 Dodge. Trust me, it gets used quite often. As do many others in my area.

[@johnregan5389]

They graduated from Boyton Beach School of Boat ramp technology 😂🏴‍☠️🏴‍☠️

[@fishnhunt1381]

They should've used a tie down strap to lift the axle on the side missing the tire. On three tires they'd be fine to the parking lot or a short distance to a repair shop

[@michaelbeattie8106]

Nice turbo whistle

[@davidgoliath5901]

Absolutely spot on; just strap up the axle on the lost wheel end or jack it up and chain it to the chassis of the trailer. Will run fine with three ...AS LONG as its not a rear most wheel. If it is travel very slowly as the trailer will want to wag its tail into the scrub :)

[@atVVV1]

I've personally done this, it works

[@ronpearce7198]

The best part is he walked down and picked up the tire and wheel before he even started to pull it out. Duh…..

[@hunter19871956]

Wow, that little boy jumping out of the drivers side at 5:26 was scary. If he would have accidentally hit the gear shifter into drive or reverse could have been ugly! And then he walks behind the truck….Parents, keep your kids away from the drivers side and keep an eye out where the are. The parents were distracted with the broken axle…..that’s how tragedy strikes!

[@Bookiemouncher]

Can you change gears without stepping on the break? 100% agree with the thought process though

[@squanchy6602]

It’s Florida though so it’s all good

[@Sinvare]

But the mother needed to do something more important (phone?) while sitting on the boat. Ain't got time to watch for kids.

[@jessegomez9381]

The “give her hell method” had me dying….

[@kennethlaibson6506]

Hey Darsizzle and Brian know what they're doing. I think they're the only ones there that know what they're doing ! 😆

[@maggie1767]

Yes! I noticed them and had to look a few times to make sure I wasn’t seeing things wrong. Cool they showed up, if even for only a few seconds.

[@williamding4472]

Wheels spinning let's give it more gas. That makes sense.

[@Thunderbyrd.]

And let the entire group remain in the boat, that also makes sense, lol.

[@tomrogers9467]

@@Thunderbyrd. They were all too wasted to get out of the boat.

[@billeldon]

Same thing in snow…

[@cracker4706]

True need to get everyone out of the boat, You are just causing more wieght on the trailer tires. Making it harder to pull

[@714chucky]

I find those guys with the big lifted trucks so funny man spent all of that money on a big ass truck that can’t pull a small boat

[@theisk3]

In MN we call it little dick syndrome

[@JoseNunes-of1om]

I think that boat is a supra. Probably has the 6.2l engine. Plus all those people.

[@divindave6117]

man you guys have some nice ramps and docks! Been watching a bunch of these Boat Ramp Follies lately and now Im anxious AF about launching my own boat. I gotta get a grip on myself!

[@Chilternflyer]

May be it just me but I always got everyone OUT of the boat BEFORE I loaded it on to the trailer.

[@buseswithsam3280]

Me and my dad hitched the boat up one time and were all set to go. My dad got out to close the gate and heard a hissing sound as he walked my the trailer. He looked down at it just as he did, it went BANG! He wasn't hurt but it sounded like a shotgun going off! We didn't have a spare so boating was cancelled that day but at least it happened at home and not out on the road.

[@AndyU3]

A lot of those older F250s have manual locking hubs in the front. Driver can put the transfer case in 4wd, but it won't help if the hubs are unlocked.

[@mikeytenney5467]

Yea happened to me before where I didn’t have the Allen key to take off my hub cap to lock the hubs. Maybe that’s what happened

[@makeitpay8241]

@@mikeytenney5467 might have been short on brains but not on cash

[@jerryrodriguez7261]

Yeah my 03 f250 has locking hubs

[@Zach_Miller]

My guess is it has swamp tires with knobs too large to grab the wet concrete

[@larrygolden167]

The early 2000 trucks came with automatic hubs with a manual back up in case the vacuum didn’t work. Unless they were changed to something like a warn hub.

[@alkalineorganicfanatic8655]

An ounce of prevention beats a pound of cure!!

[@janetyurkin822]

So true! So true! An old timeless saying,full of wisdom, that has stood the test of time for generations!

[@josemachado1780]

The 6.0 is gonna blow a head gasket lol

[@Thunderbyrd.]

The decision making in these two clips hurt my brain.

[@jsarkozy]

it is astounding how oblivious some people are to their surroundings

[@CapeAnnImages]

I had an axle break once and luckily I found a hunk of pipe near the ramp and used it to lash the axle together and it got me home where I could bolt it together. That trailer lasted another 14 years that way!

[@surfstarcc1]

That's a sexy Mako 221 in that opening clip. I own that same hull, awesome fishing boat

[@islandgoddess30]

Thank you for the laughs!!!!

[@snakepond]

Welcome to boat ownership... it's always something

[@Steve-yr5vi]

if the bearing is completely gone the wheel can slide right off, it's best to keep an extra bearing, tube of grease, tools with you at all times. I agree he should have re floated the boat. If he had an extra bearing, grease and required tools if could replaced the bearing in ~30 minutes. By dragging that trailer out with the boat he likely destroyed the threads on the end of the axle and won't be able to get the axle nut off may have to replace the axle.

[@Thunderbyrd.]

No doubt, that's what I thought. I thought to myself that by leaving the boat on the trailer he most likely destroyed any possibility of a less time consuming and less expensive repair. He likely destroyed the hub and/or studs, spindles, etc.

[@dalegereaux1863]

It's been my experience that most boat owners don't have the sense God gave a goose. Most people have to call AAA just to get it tire changed or their battery jumped. Changing a wheel bearing is totally above their pay grade, mentally and mechanically.

[@x-man5056]

NO. If you lose a bearing and your wheel actually falls of that way you most likely will need to replace the axle also. The bearing failure and the ejection of the wheel would likely kill the critical dimensions and surface characteristics of where the bearing rides on the axle. It would be roached.

[@JeffBattleFish]

Yep. Happened to me. Seal blew slung grease out by the time I got to the ramp hub destroyed the spindle. I blame the buddy bearing that pushes grease into the bearing and puts too much pressure on the seal.

[@gc4644]

@@JeffBattleFish I always swore by buddy bearings, always caried spares with me

[@BPRescue]

Love the jacked up truck that whatever the reason did not put it in 4 wheel drive, but also left 133 people in the boat while loading and likely had the ballast bags full as well...

[@kirkkirkham7538]

We had a tire and wheel sheer off the lug nuts once. Old trailer and lugs were pretty rusted. Was wild.

[@striperjunkie]

it really blows my mind how someone wants to own a boat and then skips out on buying an actual tow vehicle. this truck shows exactly why you should have a 4x4. my truck was a 1/2 ton and i could pull any boat out with ease. its called 4x4 low and all but idle it up the ramp

[@ericsmith6677]

dude trucks with no 4x4 shouldn't even exist

[@JAMESWUERTELE]

@@ericsmith6677 seriously. I found out last year that Toyota made 4Runners in 2WD?! I didn’t believe it at first. We have 2 and an F-350 all 4x4 with lockers. I just don’t understand why they would make anything on a truck frame 2WD?!

[@shsuususjssnjsus8239]

I see people all the time pull boats with 2 wheel drives don't have any issues

[@striperjunkie]

@shsuususjs snjsus ok so when they pull a boat down the road I really don't care but backing down a slick ramp and then not having a real tow vehicle to pull said boat out makes no since. You know what I mean. You buy a boat that weighs 7000lbs and you pull it with a Honda Ridgeline because it says it can tow 7000lbs. That's the problem

[@jcsmith8861]

The inner race and bearing must’ve been bad and failed for a tire to come completely off. It’s a double axle trailer so you can strap the axle up to the frame and still tow it. Just much slower.

[@jamesa6272]

How’s that lift working out for ya. Good thing you got it. Womp womp

[@jim5k]

Everyone rolls around South Florida in jacked up two-wheel drive trucks with crappy tires

[@TheKurtsPlaceChannel]

Very entertaining and fun to watch. Thanks for posting this.

[@jamiefultz5937]

I've had a spring break before while going to the lake

[@ShockDoctorTK]

I love watching your videos man, i live on a small island in Alaska and everything down there is so different than up here. It is fun watching how people do things there compared to up here. Love to compare videos someday. Keep it up!

[@andrewbatty8954]

There looked to be some pretty expert reversing off to the left at 4:40. It would be good to see more of that.

[@pwinnett222]

I rewatched the beginning and you can see the tire fall off the rim. Haha. I loved your commentary about the tire. Haha

[@anotheryoutubechannel4809]

Broncos Guru and the bell are the best!

[@x-man5056]

On a tandem axle boat trailer, you can run it with just the rear axle having a good wheel and tire (not far and slower). Been there, done that. But he should have taken care of that before loading the boat obviously. The pickup driver must be pretty oblivious to do that kind of damage and not notice. It had to have smoked and screeched for many miles before the attempted boat recovery. And no more that one person in the boat for pull out, if that.

[@C_Dizzle]

What you pull and what you’re using to pull can quickly be negated by HOW you pull… Proper weight distribution and steady power make a world of difference. Oh, and maintaining your truck, boat, and trailer can prevent a TON of headaches! Only using these things as a means for fun will 100% catch up with you.

[@RunThemAll]

Boat ramps are the biggest collection of Hotheads/D-Bags that you'll ever see.

[@redzoom7857]

That’s why you have to check the wheels and lugs before pulling anything

[@doug6191]

3:38 - The bad side of having 12" tall letters on your Ram tailgate (aside from the eyesore) is, when one letter falls off, there's no overlooking it.

[@bradleycrenshaw6778]

nice catch

[@3Hose]

I'm reminded of Mary Moon.

[@theisk3]

RA!

[@seancushway6959]

Turn up the sound,have to listen to this on full volume

[@jeffs4483]

Amazingly stupid how people don't get out of their boats when attempting to pull it out of the water.

[@richardredhead]

Why is it stupid? Never once had a problem. Unload everyone and everything in the parking lot, like you're supposed to.

[@justinburgan4184]

Yeah I'm confused why it's stupid. I mean it's kind of dumb to have a bunch of people but one on the boat doesn't seem like an issue unless I'm completely missing something.

[@H..M..]

Why is this guy trying to pull out with everyone on board? How are they planning to get out of the trailered boat on the hard top?

[@g.vulgar7049]

Nightmare fuel there bud. I love my grease gun and try like hell to keep everything on my trailer in tip top shape.

[@webcrawler3332]

Everyone gets out of my boat when it comes to pulling out it out or launching.

[@3Hose]

Why? When I used to fish, every weekend, I would be in the boat when it was backed in and when it was pulled out... EVERY TIME. My cousin drove the truck and I would pick him up/drop him off at the dock and never even tie off.

[@webcrawler3332]

@@3Hose that’s different you didn’t have 8 people sitting in boat

[@i.b.brandon4977]

I did the same thing to a one time so called friend who was sneaking around with my now ex wife. A fishing buddy spotted them launching his rig for a day at the sandbar while I was at work. After he called me all it took was pair of pliers and a flat screwdriver. I went to the ramp, popped the dust covers loosened the axle nuts to only the last thread, put the covers back on and let motion and gravity do the rest. They got their love boat out of the water OK, but at about 35 mph and less than a mile later 2 of the 4 wheels ran for the exit door. Soon after I "just Happened" to come upon their unfortunate situation, the boat was half on the ground and the two gawking muts were having a what do we do now moment. This was before the time of camera phones, but the look on their faces will live in my memory forever.

[@jeremycaylor9151]

Intentionally causing property damage and potentially endangering lives because you make bad choices in friends and women? You must be proud. I'm all for revenge, but this is not the way.

[@donziperk]

@kvandy5989 Endangering other peoples lives in order to get revenge on his wife and friend shows he’s about as bright as his wife.

[@MonicaHolly143]

@kvandy5989 there's other people lives at stake in his so called revenge Imagine an innocent family getting killed becuz u pulled a revenge on ur cheating wife on a public road

[@Bassin_withaustin]

Most in Texas are 2nd s same as mine lifted 2wd but it gets the job done always had

[@grantleyhughes]

Seems a lot of people need to reconsider their tow vehicles.

[@blad1978stavro]

You really cacth dummy captain boat day!!! on Jan 4th... this is insane!!!!

[@TheCommo81]

My uncle told me on the ramp, 4 wheel drive in low, and use wheel chock when truck isnt moving. I've never had any issues. But i laugh at everyone else spinning tires at my ramp. I love when boats are way bigger than the souped up truck thats towing them, thats my favorite.

[@tomdrummy4984]

3 year old boy: Dad, that’s OUR tire

[@kevinlowe87ify]

I wonder if the wake board boat is full of water?

[@davidtanslow3584]

To do an emergency repair when one wheel falls off provided the studs are ok, you just take one nut off each of the other wheels to fasten the wheel back on. Only senseless people stay on the boat when it's being recovered from the water, surely they know their weights going to cause problems with the traction of the prime mover?

[@richardgiles2484]

When I watch this I think it can't get anymore funny. Just hope they are better withe car and the roads 🤔🤣

[@nothstinekurt]

Empty your ballast tank before pulling out😁

[@AtomicEy]

8:25 Didn't know Broncos Guru uploads drag racing as well 😯

[@scottjenks7253]

I don't understand why people let friends stay in the boat while pulling the boat out. It just adds extra weight. To me... It's a no brainer.

[@walterconner5365]

As we had a 23 foot hydrosport with c-drive and 3 foot pulpit. We trailers it everywhere up and down the east coast. I would always put the suburban in four-wheel drive everything I was pulling the boat out of the water. Never had an issue unless I didn't have it in four wheel

[@jerrydiver1]

This happens more than it should because the same people who pore over every detail when they spec out their tow vehicle and new boat don't pay the slightest attention to what trailer the dealer chooses to put under it. They know what sound system they want on the boat, right down to the last decibel and number of speakers, but will never take even the most cursory peek at the weight limit for that rig. And maintenance, don't make me laugh. I learned when selling boats and yachts that there can be no halfway measures in maintaining a boat trailer, Especially for salt water use. Use the finest marine salt-water grease for hubs, fittings and slathered on every bolt, nut and washer before your first launch. Coat every fitting on that trailer like you want it to be showroom new after the last payment is made, and keep it up. Flush out the trailer after each use, including every cross-member, the wheels, chains, light fixtures, Everything. And never, Ever overload your trailer.

[@calcrappie8507]

From a 12 foot aluminum boat to a monster boat, get some boat ramp practice in on a slow weekday somewhere. Many things can and do go wrong until you figure out the routine. Don't wait until Memorial Day weekend.

[@tomrogers9467]

Looks like the “Drain plug mafia” has moved up,to the “lug nut mafia”.

[@bryanmarshall6878]

I had the misfortune of watching one of my tires float. The factory weld that held the axle to the plate that holds the entire wheel mechanism failed. Fortunately I was launching and not retrieving. I rented a slip and pulled a trailer to A repair shop. Upon inspecting it, only one of the four spot weld actually formed a bond. The other three were just there for the ride. Thankfully it didn't let go while I was driving down the highway. And the trailer was only 2 years old.

[@Random-rt5ec]

I'd feel bad but he saw the tire & probably performed ZERO maintenance on the trailer.

[@desertranger]

Third choice. Block and jack the trailer up and put the tire on. Take one lug nut from the other tires to mount the tire.

[@bannockchief]

I've had a tire disintegrate on a tandem axle trailer and I drug it about 80 miles, that's why you choose the extra axle. I had so many people try to flag me down while I blew past them.

[@shanegray7739]

I always carry a spare wheel hub with bearings and tools

[@VOLFANATIC3]

Guys without 4x4 are the ones stuck on a slick ramp that say they never need 4x4.

[@johnsimun6533]

I have not read into the comment section. But I believe that the other engineers (most) will agree. If they take a significant chunk of wood and strap it to the axel. They could continue to either the repair center, or house which is closest, and proceed with repairs. Or they can back into the water, reliving the trailer from the weight, of the boat.

[@johnsimun6533]

Addition; As with off road expeditions. Sometimes trucks get stuck in deep sticky holes. One truck pulling out another, isn’t enough. Sometimes they need to dasychain multiple vehicles together. Then they can pull, gently away.

[@BobSmith-cb5xr]

My local boat ramp is sand and big diesel trucks get stuck all the time. Meanwhile my 6cyl 4runner pulls my 24ft pontoon out with little effort.

[@gyogimiller2518]

The sot must have pissed somebody off where he parked as the lug nuts got stolen from the trailer wheel, lmao.

[@dgronzega8073]

or someone had a flat on THEIR trailer and almost got the spare.

[@tractioncontroloff9796]

They have a little kid running around the truck in this situation! 🤯

[@ge2623]

Little Maverick Brayden will be fine...

[@thejayvodlexperience7856]

The coal roller, lmao!

[@SMKreitzer1968]

Happy New Year!

[@thedevilinthecircuit1414]

Wolcome back, errybuddy!

[@Kda2456]

Smokin & whistling like one BFI's best ! Goin nowhere! Lmao

[@leewhatley7077]

What a bunch of pelicans

[@leewhatley7077]

Called wheel nuts

[@workingdiligently8458]

i've lost a wheel on a dual axle trailer before - ratchet strapped the broken axle up to the trailer and drove it home on three wheels. - i've also lost a wheel on a single axle trailer - had to put the boat on stands in the street and bring another trailer down to take the broken trailer home - then came back and picked up the boat. In case you didn't know - i'm poor.

[@HansZarkovPhD]

Thongs are the best

[@mrbunny8050]

It is sure obvious that nobody launches or trailers their boats by themselves like a lot of us. They sure make a lot of unnecessary work for themselves. But then again if they did, we wouldn't have this entertaining channel to watch 🙂

[@andystevens7557]

We see you DarcizzleOffshore.

[@gregking9728]

I love watching your videos with the sound turned off.

[@Poosnatcher]

Yo!! Zoom in!!! Bro!

[@DashPar]

Got to repack your trailer wheel bearings every year!!

[@michaeldouglasmason]

Almost looked like the trailer brakes were on for the last guy... even if it was only 2wd... he was pullin a boat anchor ⚓️

[@Firebird400]

The turbo sounds good though lol