Is a CAT no V8, 6 in line

The D9L had a V8. It may be a D9L.

D10N probably a V12

Who gives a rats ass it's a beast!!!

Blackwing Visuals Yup

Это не только проще но и лучше и удобнее

And the barnacles!

dont need it as they are out so often

Yes, Roughly North-West from the city Aalborg

Donald Turner and now the land of authoritarianism and the greatest threat to democracy.

Stevie Bee LOL YOU MORON

@@steviebee1989 Who's Donald Turner?

As in New Zealand The Kiwi way, kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rreXlrVjkqitj3k.html

A giant winch and a block out in the sea

Megustan las pescas y las lanchas son mi vida y mi pasa tienpo

These are traditional Clinker-built (Lapstrake) wooden boats.

Dozer you are stupid

These cutters have a very long tradition and were formerly mostly built on site, each village had its small shipyard. The ships are designed to slide well over the sand and have a very strong keel. The bolt and the rudder are slightly higher than the keel and are also structurally protected. from 5:06 it is easy to see how the screw turns freely

I would have thought the same!

These boats are specially designed with metal keel protectors and bow.

They have a concrete block laying out in the ocean, with a trolley system going in to the shore. So they can pull them out with the bullbozer aswell :)

I found that site. Should be a resemblance ! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/iraqfLVorr6uZIU.html

So The Rusty one must put it BACK IN THE WATER...!

You can do the same thing with a DINGHY! Create a LOOP and put an ANCHOR offshore. Go ashore in the dinghy..PULL in out (via the Loop) offshore. Went ready to leave...PULL dinghy in.

same way as they got them out.

Só puxar o contrário 😌

There are anchors or sometimes concrete blocks around 150 meters further out. On those hangs a pulley with a rope. When the cat pulls one end of the rope onto the beach, the cutter is towed to the sea from the other end. The rope hangs the cutter on a buoy when it goes out to the sea. On other beaches, winds are used instead of the cat, or tractors to move the cutter

What's the purpose of dragging them out of the water? Are they shored for the winter?

@Willo Williams Perhaps like this: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/iraqfLVorr6uZIU.html

@@tomdeininger7379 this is the north sea, not often as calm as this. You did see the shoreline right.. There is no natural harbour. Best place is on land

The high tide gets them off again..

There is a winch on the beach , a block hundreds of meters to sea ...

you can't build a harbour here. The North sea is very rough and the waves will wash it away in the first storm

@@damsgaardc Thanks for that!

@@damsgaardc can you then explain Hanstholm and Hirtshals habour plus Nørre Vorupør and Løkken pier at the North sea? granted they also drag the fishing boats onto shore at the piers.

Uufk

Because storm will come...

In a Cat? That's Cummins, BTW, no "g".

No i think it's a big cat😮

It freaked me out.. but seems those hulls can take the punishment lol

no BARNACLES will grow on dry land. Cleaning them off is not an issue.

@@t0rb1naalborg44 the Statement I made= Maybe that's how they clean the Barnacles off the BOTTOM... ! Was a JOKE... ! OK I own two Dive Boats. Held Federal Commercial Snapper Permits. Uh... I have a little Experience With Salt Water Ha... Wow... Lol...

I believe you. But it's hard to get if such a comment is ignorance or a joke (very common problem among you KZfaqrs). These boats are rarely more than a day at sea. So a jokingly : maybe this is how they do the sanding before the paint job.

:If you have to ask; you don't need to know.

@@terrencebradley5417 stupid reply

Меня ещё вопрос интересует, в воду интересно отвалом толкает?)🤔 Или прилив ждут.

Dean Gamelin It must be a good reason. it is a special sight when the fishing boats are pulled ashore.

There are quite a number of beach-launched fishing boats in the UK too - there's some historical basis for it, with small towns and coastal communities having access to a good market for fish, but no harbour. Secondhand dozers are much cheaper that a million dollars, maybe $20k to $50k and sharing their expenses between number of good-earning inshore fishing boats is pretty practical. A sand or small shingle beach with a small incline makes it easy to drag the boat up, and having a hull fitted with sacrificial rubbing strakes on the bilges and the keel means that the hulls don't get much damage.

But THAT is a millon dollar special. A BIG Cat ! $20,000 will only change the oil in that sweetheart.

they rent it

Thats why fish is so expensive

yeah its moving at great speed u dickhead