Thanks great job 🍻

Great video thank you

Great Video Bro!!! You're a natural

how did he trim the motor with out the master power on

Very informative…thanks

I do pretty much same thing but I take boat to other side to dock as not to block

Your Lund is an aluminum boat, correct? I just purchased a G3 that had been at the dealership for a while outside and have some tough water spots.

Thanks

How does this cover work if you have a bounce buster on your TM? Also great videos - they helped me confirm my decision to purchase a pro v bass.

Like the bench idea

When I launch my vessel, I unhook the lines back up at 25mph and jam on the breaks, very effective 😂😂

Great video. You forgot to mention that you need to make sure it is a calm day with no wind. I have yet to see a video of this process where it was not. Please take this in the way it was intended which is poking fun and no criticism was intended.

Awesome. Thank you!

What an amazing setup! You still running the F150 too?

Good idea

Howdy. I have the same boat. Dual Axle Shorelander trailer. Can you please tell me the brand/type Transom Saver you are using. I am having a hard time getting info on what is best for my rig?

Lake Scugog ?

All of our launches say no power loading.

Always Check The Trailer Axles For Over Heating During The Walk Around.

Never ever under any circumstances ever, unhook that boat until it’s the in the water. Roller or bunk trailer it doesn’t matter. Take it from a guy that dropped a boat on the ramp when he was a kid

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DNR loves writing you up for not pulling your plug. Big no-no. Also, i believe turning your Humminbirds on without the transducers in the water is bad for them per the manual. Power loading is awful and ruins launches.

I didn't see him plug or unplug the drain plug was it necessary or does that particular boat not have one

Yeah and power loading you're going to wash out the bottom of the ramp. Dick move

I tried the vinegar/water solution, scrubbing bubbles and spray wax on my Tracker worked great! Thanks for the advice!

Well done Chris; simple effective tips ~ thanks for sharing! ;)

Love seeing these lessons. As you taught me all those years ago :)

Great video. You offer lots of good advice. As you state, prepare as much as you can before you get to the ramp, and then be calm and take your time on the ramp. I offer two comments: 1) I would never do the rope trick that you do as you launch. I'm never launching my boat into the water without having the rope in hand - too many things can go wrong, and your only recovery is to swim after your boat. Instead, once the boat is wetted and ready to go off the trailer, I will throw the dock line to the dock and tie it off. Often, that involves getting your feet wet to climb in the boat, but that's life. Better yet, ask someone else on the dock to hold the dock line as you back in. You can then offer to help them as they launch or load. 2) I'm also not a fan of power loading - even if it is allowed. Most people can't do that technique well and end up creating a huge hole at the end of the ramp which creates problems for everyone forever until the ramp is repaired. There is no reason to power load. Back your trailer in further and hand crank your boat up. Yes, again, your feet may get wet.

Good info, all around, thanks.

At launches in my state "Power Loading" is illegal.

What transom saver do you use?

When I load my boat I always back my trailer completely covering the bunks so they get wet, then I pull forward a bit. This makes it easier for the boat to side on the trailer also it helps the carpet on the bunks to last longer.

Nice Job. I tie the bow line to the rear of the trailer. When loading your boat, I suspect if you backed your trailer far enough into the water to wet the bunk boards completely, then pull up some, your boat would drive all the way up to the winch. GOD, Guns & Gumbo

Power loading is a No-No where I come from

Can anybody give me the link for buy this plastic clips without cover?

I wish we had some nice boat ramps like that.

FWIW, laying out a rope on the deck so it will run free without tangling is called "flaking”. The way you're doing it, laying the rope in a loose coil, introduces a half-twist with every loop.

I enjoyed the video, do they make outboard covers that are trailerable? I thought I've seen those

OKay, we get it...you have a sponsor. The giant LUND logo at the bottom left is ANNOYING and in some cases, covers up what you are doing.

For me the second best thing for me is getting back to boat ramp and loaded back up with no issues.

Great video Chris! My wife and i had such a great pleasure meeting you at the spring fishing show, thank you and we will be in touch. -Ash

Have you had any problen in the cold weather or with shrinkage on the material.

Is your cleaning process okay for fiberglass boats?

What speeds are you seeing with your setup rigged with the 150?

I have a 13 pro v bass. But my cover does not have two poles secures underneath. I do have 2 poles in one of the storage units in the front mounted on the side thought. Can’t figure out how to use them

would be better to use your rope to pull the boat up the last bit instead of powering up like you did and digging holes you created with your prop wash for others to have to deal.

Domes, you must mean snaps, not domes

Great video man! Every new boat owner should watch this.

I tried your suggestion about Scrubbing Bubble today and man that really works great Thank you I will continue to use it in future 😊👍👍👍👍

Why does no one explain the actual systems... all anyone says is it's the "Ultimate system"..buy a Lund. What is the difference between the 3 systems? How can you tell which one a boat has? Do any of them have an aerator, or just a recirculating pump? Is the "Plus" just the high speed pick up port?