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Lean With It | Miami Boat Ramps | Boynton Beach | Wavy Boats | Broncos Guru
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Ramps we currently cover: 79st (La 79!) / Black Point Marina / Haulover
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• HAULOVER BOATS FIGHT T...

[@ricladouceur6202]

Emergency brake is on!

[@dallasarnold8615]

Darn, you beat me to it. That is absolutely the most probable issue.

[@airforcerymer15]

Was just about to comment...lol. dummy left the parking brake on...well, whatever is left of it lol

[@FlexibleToast]

I thought that too. The parking brake was definitely still on.

[@edwardranno7119]

This is like a comedy show!

[@AD-hr4is]

The problem with that truck its between the seat and steering wheel HAHAHAHA.

[@elfritts9895]

When I was younger I was crowned the pull out king but it didn't have anything to do with boating 🤪

[@BlahBlah-em2ed]

I bet the power bottoms in your life agree

[@elfritts9895]

@@BlahBlah-em2ed the fact that I had to Google power bottom and you seem to know all about it says alot about you shouldn't you be in your basement watching gay porn/ reading your Bible?

[@werberderber6209]

There really isn't a good reason to pull out of the sock.

[@dirtybootsfishing2923]

Using the motor always is the best way to put your boat on the trailer an the trailer i always leave the bunks half sticking out

[@keithscudder7136]

You mean "Power Loading" Best way. My trailer has rollers, but I always leave the winch post at water's edge. Captain Keith

[@gypana]

Fenders, always hang out fenders...that black rubber strip on the dock doesn't do much.

[@chrisanthony579]

Yeah, you don't see too many fenders used in these videos

[@CZ0840]

In maryland there is a ramp I use that states "no powerloading". I use a pay ramp at a marina. The reason is that it washes out the bottom of the ramp. So I usually walk it up.

[@marklapierre5629]

The struggle is real.

[@JP-ou8yb]

The guy having trouble moving must have been using 2 feet 1 gas 1 brake as every time he accelerated his truck brake lights were on, so he also had the brake pedal pushed along with the gas at the same time.

[@TheJaymon1962]

Power load here, sir!

[@luisramos8031]

Hey,in one of your videos you should show us how you retrieve your boat

[@billeldon]

Truck straining, but the brake lights are on most of the time…

[@johnhylant9988]

Finally, I've figured out how to leave a comment. 16ft aluminum starcraft 50hp honda. Very protected launch points. Old trailer no centering Guide posts. Never powered on. Sometimes got in water but not usually. Usually very successful sometimes would have to shift it over But I was 6 when Introduced to boats so at 50 or so I had been doing a very long time. I taught my son how and even how to accurately back the trailer down. In those days I could carefully walk down the tongue of the trailer. That ain't gonna happen no more

[@johnsweeney6072]

Both ways Bronco 😂👍

[@leroycharles9751]

It really appears that a lot of people just don't know how far to put the trailer in, like they never figure it out.

[@zyenathalous]

for the last one....like Phil Collins said, you're "in too deep". ;)

[@fleece192]

Sometimes you have to get in the water to guide it up.

[@kevinjames9724]

No fender guards?

[@renegadestang]

Always power load. When the bow eye hits the roller the boat should no longer be floating.

[@mconner262]

Personally I walk it on. But I do that cause if I power load I don't have an easy way to get off the boat and I refuse to let someone drive my truck. I have 80K in bills sitting next to the water I'll make sure I do everything. However, I'm very fast with this method and hardly ever I see someone faster then me at the ramp, not that speed really matters in the end.

[@walkingman9171]

I always walk it on in a no or little current ramp. Have boated on a river where there is a good current and powered it on there, it could be a bit tricky though.

[@GraemeGosse]

Its easier to pull out of you release the park brake😂

[@heehawanderson7810]

Everyone in Florida backs the trailer in to deep, I thought it was just the videos until I went to Jupiter and saw it in real life.

[@johnsweeney6072]

Some people couldn’t drive a stick up a dogs ass 😂🇦🇺

[@paradisefilms3355]

My step dad always avoided backing the trailer in far enough to get the wheel hubs into the salt water.

[@eduardoflores2510]

power

[@jeffsim8664]

Loaded power or walk on while fighting the currentand a stiff breeze is always tough.. if oossible i like to come in on the leeward side of the dock. That way my dock mate can wrangle the boat using the bow and stern lines. Just a bot tricky to get it to the dock to start with.

[@4mula353]

Guide poles need to be almost touching the rub rails. Walk mine up every time and never have issues

[@MausMasher54]

Uh, what's so important that one must unload the boat before haul out???? Other than the Baby????

[@eduardoflores2510]

if you have good bumpers

[@youngaddi7780]

first

[@nonyabusiness2703]

3:41 handbrake on?

[@bobbondi7191]

Power load.

[@shelbylisa3782]

I vote for power loading. I live on the Treasure Coast and us locals can always know who the Googans from S. Fl. are. (weekend warriors) They put the trailer in wrong and manually load taking too much time with no consideration to those waiting.

[@willtell7023]

Unless unique circumstances I drive onto trailer (power on). So much easier. Back trailer down until all bunkers are wet. Then pull out the appropriate distance. Kaboom drive it on. NEVER understand these people standing in water floating boat onto trailer.

[@Cortlandt_Cash]

Almost as if that truck is in high gear.

[@TheJaymon1962]

Parking brake?

[@jeffsim8664]

I wonder how many people lose they boat keys to the drink cause they dont have a tacky floater attached

[@petevistakos7659]

It is illegal to power load or launch in Michigan...I can manually load faster than some can power load.

[@FlexibleToast]

I don't know if it's illegal here in Wisconsin, but I definitely read in some Wisconsin book that you aren't supposed to. You very rarely ever see it around here.

[@Zerobar78.]

Man, your idea of a floater is different from my idea of a floater......

[@sg13511]

That last boat looked like it had its motor running the hole time

[@Zzrdemon6633]

I always power loaded, but I was 99% of the time by myself, this last crew is a joke, centre it and pull out already

[@951man3]

Does nobody in Florida own boat hooks or fenders?!?!

[@korndawggy1801]

In the beginning of the video a guy had a boat hook.

[@icecwilliams3650]

Why do you act like you’re seeing the video for the first time , you know exactly what’s about to happen

[@TheDisorderuk]

pretty sure someone else films then he commentates when he gets the video.

[@YouveBeenMiddled]

That's the style of this channel. You can narrate your own videos anyway you like.