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Should've bought a RIB!!! Doesn't matter what boat you use if it's got a retard on the helm! Too much power and should have been square on to breakers! Once saw similar at Saltburn beach. Only difference was he was coming in and turned broadside & they all ended upside down. Poor seamanship all round ! Best way would be to turn around head for the shore. know your limits pal  Out of interest what would be the best way to tackle this? Line up at right angles to the wave so you're bow into it and nudge over the crest slowly. As you do, trim the engine out to get the bow up before it stuffs into the water as you drop off the back of the wave. You'll need to work the throttle all the time. Or don't go out in that in the first place! Best way would be to turn around head for the shore. know your limits pal Well this time it failed, try again tomorrow ?? A rib would have done just the same and flipped over!

HOW TO BUY THE PERFECT BOAT??!! But you can’t decide which one, right? Like any other game, boat buying is won and lost in the preparation. You need to get your priorities straight, your goals clear and your ducks in a row before you begin. Apply the following principles to help you make the best decision. Water Type Determining the type of water you intend to boat in most of the time drives a cascading series of decisions that can affect diverse characteristics, from which beach or cove you can explore to economy of operation. Hulls with deeper-V shapes ride smoother but draw more water and may require more power to achieve a given speed . Crew Size The rated capacity, or the number of berths or seats, isn’t necessarily equal to the number of people that will be comfortable aboard. What’s your average outing duration? Size Wise Displacement is a measure of volume and so is a better measure of boat size, especially for a cruise

Ship Shape TV and John Greviskis interview Barry Berhoff from Shurhold on how to remove oxidation from their project boat. Buff Magic and the Shurhold Dual Action Polisher are featured in the clip you know it it's so exciting that you've decided ban them valuable time with us right here chip Jake Peavy teaching you how to speed-up the working with fiberglass we've gotten ethanol and now we're changing subjects on you again we're going to talk about oxidation on fiberglass boats and that leads us for final X for gas very good friend of mine they're gone by very a John great to see again very you're an expert and okay Rambo cleaning and all that you're the president and CEO sure hold in the streets and a little while back I was at the Fort Lauderdale Boat Show with you and us were teaching everybody how to wax polish the boat with a special tool that your offering you show that everybody again because we're I need to do on this boat is I need to not

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10 winterizing details that may haunt you later. By   Jim Hendricks   When it comes to winterizing your marine propulsion system, details make the difference. A slight omission like failing to run stabilized fuel completely through the engine prior to long-term storage may haunt you in the spring when you find that the fuel injectors are clogged. To learn some of the often-neglected details and new tips for engine winterization — some of which you may not find in all owner’s manuals — we talked with David Meeler, marine product information manager for Yamaha Marine. 1. Tricks to Mix Stabilizer and Fuel How do you know the fuel stabilizer and fuel are thoroughly mixed? “After you add the conditioner, pour a half-gallon of gas into the tank to rinse the stabilizer from the fill hose,” Meeler advises. “Also, rock the boat to make sure it mixes thoroughly.” 2. Run 15 Minutes on Stabilized Fuel “Run the engine at least 15 minutes with stabilizer in the tank t

What I see: Hell Heaven Hell Heaven Hell Heaven ... Poseidon... Sea FX Watersport & Graphics how can he say " fucking awsome" Been there, done that. "I ain't gonna die sober!" (Wolf of Wall Street boat scene!) The perfect storm who the fuck is taping this shit..dont they know at any moment now there lives could be at danger I know I won't be on this boat talking about this is fuckin amazing. get the fuck out of here. ''that's fuckin awesome'' "No thank you I'm out!" Where to its the middle of the ocean The first thing I've seen on Street FX where I'm like "oh heeellllll no!" Amazing yet terrifying. Nothing more powerful then the ocean. But its freaking beautiful!! Reminds me of that scene from "The Wolf of Wall Street".......GET THE LUDES....I will not die sober!!!!!

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (Oct. 6, 2015)  — Sea Ray  is proud to introduce the brand-new 400 Sundancer, featuring a fresh and exciting design both inside and out for daytime socializing and relaxed overnighting. The boat will make its official debut in November at the  Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show. Entertainment comes naturally onboard the 400 Sundancer, with an open floorplan that creates generous, connected social zones throughout the boat. The spacious and airy salon features large windows and a power-actuated sunroof that lets in abundant natural light. Plush seating, including an L-shaped lounge, accommodates up to eight people, and a triple-pane entry door and retractable cockpit SureShade extend the entertainment space outdoors. The bow lounge brings comfort to a new level as well, with multi-position sun-pads and an optional shade system for all-day comfort. “The new 400 Sundancer is all about comfortable socializing and relaxing, day and night,” said Sea Ray