He is educating people about boating - he talks about boat parts, etc- and things like that… me ?… I just like watching stupidity at its best!😅
@michaelangelos51175 сағат бұрын
That was funny that dude being a backseat captain on the iguanas jet ski.
@rpm2215 сағат бұрын
How does a sailboat with that kind of wind loose power?
@michaelangelos51175 сағат бұрын
What's up broncos guru. Love your channel. It's really cool. I've been watching it for a couple years now. Lately, though I find myself getting madder and madder at these googans so I had to take a break from your channel.
@jamesdjesse6 сағат бұрын
damn you talk too much
@lamike98606 сағат бұрын
In my old boat I use to put the drain plug on the steering wheel so I would never forget it
@garygarza90747 сағат бұрын
And we wonder why aliens dont land on earth. They just cruise by to see the side shows.
@MichaelBarnes-ey7sj10 сағат бұрын
Echo...temporary loss of propulsion....you might want to research that. Pure fiction.
@satanlucifer618210 сағат бұрын
you talk tooo much!
@rodneycaupp596211 сағат бұрын
You trust a Fery crossing Captain, minimum wage earner as Captains go, to manage a navigable waterway this way. There should be a signal system to avoid exactly this idiocy. Were the ferry operators Charged with reclass operation of the crossing in a COURT of Marine Law/ Maritime courts?? If not, the guy is a dumb cop that flipped the boat. I spent 4 years in the navy and we only ran into Giant Seas that turned us over. Seeing 17 Sailors fly through the Air was a thing I will never get over.
@pb713312 сағат бұрын
I had a friend in my 20s who invited me out to party on his “boat”. It was actually his dad’s and he sunk it on a lake outside of Omaha. I lost a 20 bag of weed and a dozen beers. I was pretty bummed.
@connelious3815 сағат бұрын
So what you're saying is that you're from "Pixburg"? Sure sounds like it.
@MrNumbers8818 сағат бұрын
I love the sign on the HL Eco: "Safety First"! Whelp, not this time!
@thatotherguy120 сағат бұрын
Googans are everywhere.
@davidoickle177823 сағат бұрын
A very "sea worthy" BOX.
@HardwayRanchКүн бұрын
'A sailboat lost power...' Only in California!
@keithb6717Күн бұрын
If they had no propulsion the overboard guy should have been right there drifting with them.
@sharkfixationКүн бұрын
That’s the fastest “eventually” I’ve ever seen
@caledoniawarriorКүн бұрын
On land everyone makes up the story they tried to avoid a deer. On the ocean the old rogue wave story works nicely.
@caledoniawarriorКүн бұрын
Its spooky going down in Italy. As we know the captains there dont care about or are responsible for crew or passengers. In fact the Italian captains are the first to abandon ship.
@mukaandsimba1Күн бұрын
My god, that narrator has a seriously annoying voice. How does someone with a voice this bad ever get work using his voice!?
@UtubeisazzhoКүн бұрын
Mustve been hell of a ride 😂
@catlover1394Күн бұрын
Tax payers ended up paying for this fake Captain's. I don't get it.
@Edyth_HeddКүн бұрын
Going through the Blynman canal from the ocean side in a cruising sailboat is a nightmare, because typically you wait until all the power boats have gone through, and they churn the water up so that it's difficult to maintain forward momentum against the chop. Been there, done that.
@ragdolltruckingКүн бұрын
4:00 sailing vessel that had lost propulsion, so it no windy outside or wuh?
@VERITASPUREBLOODКүн бұрын
someone tell that guy he's not suppose to park there
@JacobAAllenКүн бұрын
If your solo sailing offshore have a safety harness on.
@redeyedmongoose2963Күн бұрын
My question is, did the cop spill his beer when he ran into the line… what a dummy
@raccoonpeddler6730Күн бұрын
that first one was just a guy dropping off his boat at the scrapyard
@jbj27406Күн бұрын
That cable is no joke.
@iused2bfast153Күн бұрын
Is there a way to mute the annoying narrator?
@logic.and.reasoningКүн бұрын
OOF... 😅
@aztech865Күн бұрын
Wow been a long time i used to work on a cable fairy but it moved by water current we use to put an angle of attack and off we went but the cables were way high so no boats would ever get caught.
@ronarch7910Күн бұрын
👍👍
@matthewmillar38042 күн бұрын
Wow, that was an intense video!
@MARKLOCKWOOD20122 күн бұрын
yeah air chair hydro foil
@jaxonboys33662 күн бұрын
Watch out, hard to starboard! SAFETY FIRST is on a collision course!
@mikepersico3282 күн бұрын
If they dont want it , can i have the yellow fin !!!
@peterbretherton35462 күн бұрын
"I'd use both hands while working the anchor controls, but I must keep filming. "
@terracub2 күн бұрын
Oh , and i would also like to point out that you would be lossing you mind if that was any other boater but strangely you say nothing about the police officer. Hmmmmmmmmm
@terracub2 күн бұрын
The cop saw the signs but thought he was better than everyone else and can plow through anywhere he wants to because he has a gun and a badge. See how fast he was going? nobody gonna make me believe that he didn't know there was a crossing there. He should be charged with reckless boating and fired. Buuuuut he won't even get a ticket
@bradkuether35612 күн бұрын
Listen to the video again. The sailboat shown RESCUED the guy in the water. The CG took him off, and back to his vessel which I assumed was the one that had lost propulsion. At least that's the way I understood it. And yes, a sailboat that loses propulsion is a sailboat with no sails. MY SAILS FELL IN THE WATER, I HAVE LOST PROPUSION.
@Mephistopholies2 күн бұрын
Thank God the first one wasn't 🇵🇱... I bet that guy never saw it and thought it was the hand of god!
@mikenb34612 күн бұрын
The reason that the sailboat is being labeled as having no propulsion even though it has a sail up is that in a man-overboard situation unless you have winds an luck on your side, you're going to lower the sails and fire up the motor. I presume what they mean is that the engine can't run. Sailboats under sail are far less maneuverable than powerboats, hence why they are the stand-on vessel when encountering a powerboat, which is the give-way vessel. It would likely take a lot of tacking and gybing and a lot of time to get a sailboat under sail to rescue a person overboard, especially since that person is also moving with wind and current. My position is always that if we are under sail and you are in the cockpit, then you WILL wear a PFD at all times. You can take it off in the cabin and you can take it off when we're motoring (I keep mine on), but sailing is often less predictable than powerboating and there are a lot more moving parts and lines in and around a sailboat cockpit than in a powerboat. Besides, wearing a light self-inflating PFD is hardly even noticeable. (And for people uncomfortable with sailing, that lack of noticeability means they are often more comfortable in a traditional PFD, which I'll also offer them.)
@skunkjobb2 күн бұрын
I practiced MOB a few times when I had a sailing boat, not using the engine and I think it worked quite OK. It depends on how close you have to get and if you need to be able to stay in one place for some time, in that case, the engine is a great advantage.
@nelson2231Күн бұрын
It's really not that difficult in moderate conditions. My guess would be the MOB was the only one on the boat that knew how to sail it
@danielcostandi67452 күн бұрын
Personally I’m sprinting the opposite way. Dude is very lucky that tank didn’t explode
@andrewedwards58962 күн бұрын
I am a marine mechanic for of 35 years and own my business for 30 years . If I remove a customers boat plug , I put it in a clear sandwich bag and then tie strap in to the steering wheel and then take a picture ! Not my first rodeo .
@bestamerica2 күн бұрын
' why put a lower cable on the tower... which charge it... the ARA or DOT
@dogtoots89232 күн бұрын
Big “SAFETY FIRST” painted on that LNGC ship 😂😂
@SNEEDafterCOKE2 күн бұрын
Or the cops were being arrogant a-holes speeding for donuts