Things learned

[bsnook212]

Never! pet a burning dog.

[LovinPowell]

When driving at high speed, don't spit out to the starboard side of the boat, the wind will catch it and plant in on the back seat. On second thought if there is someone sitting there that needs a little smack, go ahead and do it.

[CP3]

When driving at high speed, don't spit out to the starboard side of the boat, the wind will catch it and plant in on the back seat. On second thought if there is someone sitting there that needs a little smack, go ahead and do it.

HE HE

[jleger98]

When driving at high speed, don't spit out to the starboard side of the boat, the wind will catch it and plant in on the back seat. On second thought if there is someone sitting there that needs a little smack, go ahead and do it.

I'm goin 70's on y'all here:
don't tug on Superman's cape, don't spit into the wind. Don't pull the mask off the lone ranger and don't mess around with Jim.

[jleger98]

Lesson learned:

Don't try to power turn your MC when there is a wave coming.

[anhaney]

Lesson learned:

Don't try to power turn your MC when there is a wave coming.

Now that is good LOL.

[chadster2]

I've had problems with the lag bolts backing out of the bunk rails, on the trailor. I used glue... new holes..... and now bigger bolts. How often do you replace the rails. I've gotten to the stage of floating the boat onto the trailor.
Once they floated off the trailor with the boat.

[jleger98]

So the lesson learned there is .... check your lag bolts on your trailer bunks before they come off with the boat.

[CP3]

Mine have two nuts one acts as a locking nut on my bunks

[dogbert]

Ensure the moron holding on to the dock line knows that when she hears the nasty grating sound of gel coat peeling off on to the trailer guide post that she should stop pulling on the bow line lest she increase the size of the already beautiful new scratch she just put in. Then make sure she knows you're really pissed and that her best response should be "Dude, it's not a big deal, it'll probably buff out. My friends Bayliner has a lot of scratches, it's no big deal."

Then never invite said friend out again.

That's right up there with one of my kids friend's remark after he cut a hole in the top of my seat back: "I guess I'm not used to worrying about seats because the seats on my boat are trashed." Gee, I wonder how they got that way?

My son was super pissed about it. (Gotta like that!)

[dogbert]

1. Take a deep breath before reacting to anything.

2. Train your kids right.

[xpjim1]

I'm goin 70's on y'all here:
don't tug on Superman's cape, don't spit into the wind. Don't pull the mask off the lone ranger and don't mess around with Jim.

Thats right baby- don't mess around with JIM

[third timer]

I like the leash to be no more than 6 ft.

[third timer]

oops

1. Take a deep breath before reacting to anything.

2. Train your kids right.

new user, I get confused easy

I like the leash to be no more than 6 ft.

[chadster2]

Mine have two nuts one acts as a locking nut on my bunks

so they are through bolted?