2 Weeks Later. This Tow Was Easy. I Was Worried For Nothing | Tow 34ft Pursuit

Описание: If you haven’t watched last week’s video yet, go watch that first    • No Steering. Then No Engine. Then No Ancho...  
If you already have, welcome back to part 2 where I tow that boat to the mechanic he was trying to get to that day…and if you haven't watched it yet. Why are you still here? Go watch it now 😂 Anyways, this is a pretty standard dock to dock tow. It’s a little breezy today, but for this size boat and running the best handling boat in the fleet, this shouldn’t be a problem. The one tricky part might be getting out of here and navigating a sandbar at the destination, because this boat draws 3.5ft, and while the tide is coming in, the wind is pushing water out of the bay, causing a lower tide than expected.


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Hey, you. Yeah, you. Are you seriously here without watching Part 1 first? Bold strategy. Truly. That's like walking into a movie theater halfway through a film, sitting down, and asking the person next to you "wait, who's the bad guy?" The link is right here:    • No Steering. Then No Engine. Then No Ancho...   — go watch it. We'll wait. We're not going anywhere. Literally. We're on a boat.
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OKAY. Welcome back, returning champions. You've done the homework, you've earned your seat, and now we get to close the loop on one of the most dramatic dock-to-dock tows in recent memory. Well. "Dramatic" is a strong word. It's mostly just water and mild inconveniences. But stick with me.
So here's the situation: we've got a boat that broke down last week trying to get to a mechanic. The mechanic is still waiting. The boat is still broken. And I, a professional with access to what I will humbly describe as the finest handling vessel in the entire fleet, have been called upon to reunite these two star-crossed lovers.
Simple, right? Dock to dock. Bread and butter. I've done this a thousand times.
Except — and here's where the universe decided to have a little fun at my expense — it's a touch breezy today. Not "battening down the hatches" breezy, but definitely "your hat is gone forever" breezy. Fine. Manageable.
Oh, also the boat we're towing draws 3.5 feet. THREE AND A HALF FEET. And there's a sandbar at the destination that is, shall we say, aggressively present. Now normally, we'd rely on the tide coming in to give us a little extra cushion. The tide IS, technically, coming in. However — and this is my favorite part — the wind is blowing hard enough OUT of the bay that it's physically pushing the water back out, canceling out the incoming tide like it's deleting a text before sending it.
So we have: a big boat, a shallow sandbar, a rising tide that the wind has personally decided to sabotage, and me, caffeinated and optimistic.
What could go wrong?
Watch the video and find out. Like and subscribe if you enjoy watching professionals navigate mildly chaotic maritime situations with grace, skill, and an appropriate amount of muttering under their breath. 🚤
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