watch out for that pole!
hhahha wtf
i laughed harder once I saw it mating with the pole.
ahahahahaha what an idiot! how do you manage to hit this
FAIL!
FTW
Also, why does it look like his outboard is trimmed all the way down. Looks like this guy is just a retard.
i hope for his sake he was drunk after a long day of boating.
:lol: “Yeah, insurance guy? Yeah, I um, smashed my truck… And my boat… Into each other… No my house is OK. What do you mean never leave it again?”
Tie down fail.
This makes me think it’s a fake.
I love it!!!
Good call. Either this is an unbelievable fail or it’s pshopped. :roflpicard:
The back window appears to be intact? lolwat?
“Trailer straps are a waste of time”.
Still feel that way now asshole?
As for the drive being down, it really isn’t. The boat is at about a 25-30 degree angle and the drive looks almost level. That’s probably more than enough to keep the skeg off the pavement.
not fake:
This is rotated about 19*
IMO, it still looks like he would be dragging his outboard or at least close to it.
edit: LOL at the dude and his cool board shorts. Cool Brah!
Looks to me like the boat got squirrelly, probably because of wind, countersteered the truck into the pole and from the sudden stop, it launched the boat of the tie straps into the back of the truck. That’s when the outboard dropped.
But I guess I could be wrong. Either way, shitty way to end your day.
Yea kinda looks real now. That trailer sucks for that boat it only has 2 wheels… shouldnt it be heavier duty for that big boat? maybe thats what made the fail.
It’s just a bayliner cuddy, probably about 20’. No real need for a dual axle trailer for something like that.
It looks as big as that quad cab but i have no clue about boats really. damn though
I’d be willing to bet it’s not his boat. I would also guess he was going pretty good for the boat to come off the trailer and on top of the truck like that.
An outrigger setup on a bayliner makes me think dual-use family boat. Probably the kid took it out with his buddy for some hoon action and forget that it’s a little different than trailering a jetski.