A well choreographed and executed maneuver. It's very rewarding to do this correctly without damage or injury and this crew did it well. I just can't imagine how the hitch stayed on the ball with all the uplift created at the coupler by the frame dragging along the breakpoint between the ramp/drave way pitch change. Sorry, gawkers. Nothing to see here but skill and success. Press on!

If you have ever been a boat owner and were familiar about boat ramps, the sound of grating metal on the pavement in my opinion qualifies as extreme. I was holding my breathe the whole time. Nice job and nice boat.

After watching so many boat docking dummy videos it was refreshing to see some people that actually know what they’re doing.

The “extreme” part was the trailer dragging a groove in the pavement.😂

Best boat launch I've seen on here, very well organized. The dodge has plenty of strength to tow that beast.

And all these years I've been extreme launching and didn't even know it

All these people commenting about how this isn’t “extreme” have obviously never launched a 30+ foot boat weighing 7 tons at a ramp with a shitty dock.

Besides being one of the best quality boats, those lines are gorgeous. Grady white boats look good on the water and on the trailer.

Not sure if you guys noticed but I think you may have scraped the trailer a little bit on the ramp. There was a scraping-like noise. Sounded like scraping. Probably scraped the bottom of the trailer a little bit.

You guys cut the video short. I guess you must have turned off the camera when the extremeness started happening. Happens all the time with rookie cameramen, they think the camera is still running and miss the extreme part of the shot. Oh well you guys are still learning I forgive you but for next time keep the camera running the whole time so nobody misses anything extreme. Thanks Guys!

I used to launch and load my 93 Grady 25’ Sailfish model all by myself. With the bolt on bracket it was actually about 28’. I used a 3/4 ton 4 wheel drive pickup and a triple axle trailer.

KZfaq generation I guess. Watching a group of competent people launch a large boat safely and without drama results in over 500 dislikes? People who know boats appreciate that this is a big boat to launch with only a 1 ton and trailer.

The only thing about the extreme nature of this video was the amount of time I wasted waiting for "extreme".

And the ramp owners (and future users) thank you for the gouge marks from your trailer...

Can’t believe a little boat like this has a bow thruster 🤠 😂 🇬🇧

How the heck are there so many dislikes on this? I swear this was as clean a launch of a big boat I have ever seen on KZfaq.

Certainly would like to see a video of you pulling the boat out again.

Extremely un-extreme

So for those that don't know. Quality T-Tops builds towers and t -tops, fuel tanks and other things for hundreds of boats and manufactures each year. The shop alone hold probably 50 boats at a time. If you listen in the backround you can hear shop noise. This boat was only loaded and unloaded to have work done. Located in Tarpon Springs FL.

That is A LOT of boat for that truck....THAT's what is extreme! The launch...the boat handling....The lookouts are properly positioned...The dock line handlers....EVERYONE knew what was needed and performed well. Well done!

Tremendous. That trailer was bending at the rails pretty good from the weight of that boat at the bow. There was A LOT of stress on the ball clip at the hitch once it started down the ramp I thought it would raise the back end of the truck if it didn't snap out of the ball first but I guess it worked out pretty good. A boat that long you need the really submerge the trailer to get any kind of floating out of that boat. Well done.

I guess I missed the extreme part of this.....

Thirty three seconds in...stopped video to comment- that's a pretty small tow vehicle for that boat. Much respect, nice work!

Finally a dually actually working! Instead of just posing. Great job at launching. Good team!

There was NOTHING extreme about that, except your ground crew didn't know what the hell they were doing. It took entirely too long to scrape the shit out of your trailer and the concrete ramp.

There was nothing "extreme" about this boat launch.

I had a 20 ft. Grady Overnighter years ago..got caught 10 miles off Jupiter inlet one day in bad weather.went from 2to3, To 5to8 real fast..Jupiter inlet had outgoing tide witch made it worse..I surfed down south to Palm Beach Inlet.!! We we’re tied to the seats with Life-Jackets on..Took a “few” over the back and front..My Grady White saved us,,no doubt about it..

I remember watching this all time when I was little 😂

Extremely nice boat.

Well, that went "smoothly" At the ramp I work at over the summer, anything with the three axle trailer is something I'm not messing with

Nothing extreme when a good job is skillfully done.

Agree very difficult, once committed no going back. Great job!

They made it a lot harder than it really is? the boat should be ready with driver at wheel, back it in til it floats and pull the truck and trailer out DONE in 36 seconds

Is “Extreme” the name on the boat?

Very impressed they did not disconnect the winch until the boat was wet. Nothing worse than having your boat slide off the trailer before it is wet.

all in all - its always nice to see a boat launch. i liked it.

Aww Man, The title got me on this one! I watched the whole thing waiting for the "extreme" part! Where is the extreme part?

lol i wanna see the recovery when their puttin it on the trailer xD

Kudos to the guy that pulls this 12-13 foot wide boat down the road. I have trouble keeping my 8'6" beam between the lines.

What a beast of a truck wish we had trucks like that in Australia,

If the boat is big enough to make that Cummins grunt like that, I think it's time for a bigger truck.

i'd say the load on the front trailer axle at the ramp breakover was pretty extreme

My home port is Black River Harbor, North of Bessemer (near Ironwood), MI in the U.P. on Lake Superior. A remote and beautiful port set in the Porcupine Mountains and there is a reason why boat traffic is so light there. This ramp looks flat compared to the grade we deal with at BRH and I've seen guys burning all 4 tires (sliding from side to side) trying to get out their boats out; even on dry days. The charter captains and most larger boats put in/take out at Ontonagan, MI to the East because anything over 23 feet is an adventure on BRH. I always carry a heavy duty strap with hooks, because each year I end up hooking onto a couple of guys to help them out. BRH is one of the most beautiful and remote ports on the Great Lakes. It is located in the Ottawa National Forest (one of the last stands of huge virgin timber), so there are no structures on the high cliffs for miles in either direction. It is in the Porcupine Mts and the several waterfalls on the Black River and a long suspension bridge that spans the river adds to the experience. Some of the best native lake trout fishing on Superior and lots more to do for those who don't fish. Tons of hiking/biking trails. Check out Bear Track Cabins, Powder Hound Lodge and Black River Lodge for great places to stay close to the harbor on Black River Road. A must do is climbing to the top of Copper Peak; which is the highest ski flying (not jumping) hill in the world and one of the highest free standing structures. Open during the summer. After the ride on the ski lift, an elevator takes you up and from there it is 7 stories of narrow, grated steps (you can see through them) to a wooden platform just big enough for 3 people. Definite "pucker factor" involved and the top sticks out over the end of a Mountain, which makes it look much further down. Most people don't make it to the top.

A well done launch. I kept worrying they weren't gonna take the aft tie down strap off and that would be the "extreme" part. LOL

Prep you boat before backing down the ramp.

I'll never get that 5 minutes of my life back.

Nothing extreme, just a bunch of folks who know what they are doing. Good to see folks do it right once in a while.

🤤nice job getting that beast in the water!!👍👍

This could quite possibly be THE most boring video on the internet.

The extreme part is when he goes to refill the boats fuel tank.

nice boat nice trailer nice truck

WOW !!! Fascinating!!! I am waiting for your next movie when you eat a hamburger or a horror movie when you open the garage door. You have a great talent of a filmmaker.

That Ram Cummins is a beast . :-)

You are supose to prep the boat before putting it in the water, not afterwards. The boat ramp is on then off. If the hitch is adjustable for up/down he should also put it as high as it will go to help with the low slung trailer from dragging so much, or use the big boat ramp longer, more gradual decline.

That truck sounds awesome

Actually, in the winter, depending on location the winter makes the water cold enough where bacteria doesnt really grow. youll notice the boats in the water dont have much growth at all in the winter because they cant survive in it. But it does freeze over around the docks, which can be fixed by bubblers, but its expensive.

Guess there's no overpasses or stoplights in them there neck of the woods. How in the world would you get that anywhere without knocking shit down?!!

Extreme smooth , great launch

Man that trailer maxed out. Big ass boat mate!

Normal boat launch but love the sound of that Cummins baby!!!!

A boat that size is normally brought in on a semi, and is placed in the water by a huge fork lift

Launching an ultra expensive boat and you have the rear safety strap on?....need a new crew

I would love to see them put it back on the trailer and pull out of the ramp. Now that would be great 👍

That's one hell of a boat and truck

What's next - a 6,400sqft quadruple-wide, double-high mobile home pulled by a 1,500hp Lingenfelter twin-turbo dually with quad stacks and a horn that plays Dixie??

Launching is easy, where is the video of him pulling it out?

Nice to see about launched With out the truck also lunched GOOD JOB !!!,

I agree with Mr Printer. Why was the strap still on when the boat got wet? When you want to see how to launch a boat come down to Louisiana and we’ll show you how it’s done.

At least they got the right truck for it

i would like to see it retrieved

Maybe that's the extreme they're talking about. "I have a half million dollar boat. See My boat, See my boat in the water. Boat can float. "

Wow. Five guys launching a boat. Impressive.

Did we forget about the back strap boys? :o)

Extreme? I must have missed that part. More like some click bait. Actually a pretty lame video.

my father in-law and his fishing buddy just bought a 2009 Grady white 360 express. gorgeous boat and a steal at $110,000 CAD.

Good boating boy's. Very cool looking boat with big Yamaha's, nice. She looks sea worthy! 😊

Oh man, that was WAY too extreme. I'll have dreams about this for months

the trailer is much to big for the boat

Don't think that rig can travel on any roads, unless messing with the tower (height) and having to move and assemble it even if at road legal width. With the cash involved in this vessel and its size, saving money by trailer storing it near the ramp and launching for the day is putting a lot of stress and ware on the boat hull, trailer, along with the ramp. The weight load on the trailer frame as the back axles go airborne is intense. Probably a good move to keep the stern strap to the trailer on till supported by the water in case it tipped or blows a tire prior. Note the straps from the trailer to the truck in case the hitch popped off the ball. Don't know the location, most likely fresh water because if the tide was lower this wouldn't happen. I didn't notice him powering off the trailer but he must have to to get it back on; bad & illegal in most states but I don't think the winch would get it up. ??? BOTTOM LINE....with all the risk and investment involved and the lack of many ramps letting you launch from a trailer like that, it would be more saine and less "stressful" to pay for dockage and let a marina travel lift do the moving.

Boat didn’t flip or sink. Boat didn’t pull truck in water. DAMN!

That launch was.... EXTREME!!!! I started watching from my seat, but by then end, I only needed, THE EDGE!!!! Yawn....

nice launch, a bitch of a ramp to deal with. all the down voters are just jealous of that beauty of a boat!!!

Outstanding boat launch! Very well executed. Nice to see something done right.

nice job on not being ready to fire your boat up and clogging up the launch.

If he would of had a shorter trailer he wouldn't of ruined the bottom of it

what is the big deal here? so what if a boat is put in the water!???? Do people think this is a big deal? Waste of time

I love boating, doesn't matter what type of boat or what the size, from launching to heading out. What a rush.

All I can say is "that is one beautiful boat" - Grady-White boats are in a class by themselves...

Gad dam that's a big boat.

Is a guy with a 36' Grady White really too cheap to get a slip?

adding to 4Fofdonly's comment im a diesel tech for a caterpillar dealership and if find a six cylinder diesel in a pickup truck strange i can personaly vouch for the fact that a large majority of all heavy equipment use six cylinder diesels as a matter of fact yesterday i started the rebuild of an older model 3406 six cylinder that goes in a D8 bulldozer for a landfill

We used to launch on a jetty me and two pals, literally slowed the boat by hand 25 footer.. used the trailer, took it into the sea and pulled up and out the water, that was double extreme

Only thing missing was the EXTREME part

have to agree with everyone else, nothing " Extreme" to see here people.

Everyone complaining about this video would shit their pants if they had to drive that boat there and launch it. Guarenteed.

Grady is a wonderful boat, keep it in a slip for the season.

That was an extreme waste of my time

Seriously, that is the exact opposite of extreme. We launch and retrieve boats that size and bigger 10 times a day. If anything it was an extremely SLOW launch,. How can it take that long just to launch a 36' boat??

That is one nice, long, and deep boat ramp.

objective achieved, no damage, no rush. perfect.