Ford F650 retrieving 42 Yellowfin: best boat ramp retrieval ever.

Bad practice! More importantly, who runs trips on a 42 yellowfin???

Always winch the bow before you pull out, I se to do it his way until one day I got in a hurry to pull out and make room and my pontoon slid over a foot back on trailer and I had to redip her and winch it back up

I can't believe more ppl aren't giving props for all the props, nice fuckin truck n boat by the way

Nice boat

its funny to see these comments only the seasonal boaters say he did it wrong lol, here in florida you get 1 minute to put ur boat on the trailer before we punch u in the nuts,

Looks like 10th street boat ramp Sarasota

anybody else go to the comments section just to see the idiots who keep complaining that they're power loading and it's fucking up the ramp thinking these ramps weren't built right

anybody else go to the comments section just to see the idiots who keep complaining that they're power loading and it's fucking up the ramp thinking these ramps weren't built right

500K and you power load...must be nice to not to give a shit...

I do that everyday in the exact same fashion it's not that hard

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did this truck use R shift on the ramp while downgrade road

Major flaw here. He'll pay one day.

The owner of that boat needs to take the extra minute to hook up the fish eye before pulling out of the water. You are asking for trouble. I have witnessed boats tip off the trailer because they weren't hooked up.

Nice job. Looks risky though. Damage prone to either boat or trailer. The anglers at the ponds do it and make a big hole at the bottom of the ramp. Easy enough to float the boat on.

Ever heard of a slip...fug towing that big bish around!

That truck has no problem with that, the boat is around 17,000lbs and the trailer must be around 5,000lbs, truck can tow much more than that, hard to believe..... Such a big boat

It was a nice job..except illegal in Michigan.  You can not "power load." Which is what they did with the last two throttle thrusts to get in fully on the trailer!

that's how you are supposed to do it...I do the same with my boat.

Same as when my dad and I used to do it.....except no swearing, yelling, throwing stuff and hitting the boat on stuff.

Thats how you do it goose the engines till the props come out of the water and kill then kill them that helps the truck out pulling that heavy bitch out and will keep the boat from slipping off the trailer very nice job geter done!!!!