TOP 53 SHOCKING MOMENTS IN HAULOVER HISTORY (STUFFING COMPILATION) BOAT ZONE

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  @BoatZone · 3 years ago · pinned

  Wishing YOU a very Happy Thanksgiving!! Thanks for being part of our journey. Enjoy this boat “stuffing”compilation

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• DA

  @Dave-bx5en · 2 years ago

  For All boat owners who don’t already know….. (I Have had boats now for 56 yrs and navigated the world’s most treacherous waters) in a following sea (stuffing sea conditions) to prevent stuffing and possibly sinking pay Attention to the following. Please note this is Not a 100% in depth look at stuffing but enough to reduce your chances by 90%.<br>1. Adjust trim tabs all the way up… to give bow lift. <br>2. If you have outboards trim them right out (not so much to make it Cavitate). This will lighten the bow by up to 50%.<br>3. If it’s smaller boat put all passengers or weight into the middle &amp; back of the boat. <br>4. Keeping the bow up and light will eliminate 90% of all stuffing. &nbsp;<br>5. If you have dual engines use the left of right engine to correct the “ swerve “ when coming down or surfing a wave as the steering won’t do it properly or quickly enough if rocks or jetties are nearby.<br>6. Keep eye on wave behind coming up and use power going forward to keep wash from coming over the back of the boat and sinking it.<br>7. Remain vigilant to in front and behind the boat firstly then sides.<br>8. Never turn so as to put the boat in a position to be hit from the side by a wave, look and time your turn right and quickly as safe to do so. <br>9. Other than ships etc always hit waves dead on straight and with firm constant power to help avoid being flipped over on your back. <br>This is not just my opinion, it’s fact. Happy Boating. Dave.

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  @getplaning · 3 years ago

  I can&apos;t believe more people don&apos;t go overboard in this channel.

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• BC

  @Bc4z · 3 years ago

  It&apos;s surprising ( or not) how &nbsp;many people on board get to hang on for dear life, and the captain doesn&apos;t give a damn

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• CO

  @CorvetteDude1985 · 3 years ago

  Watching Gilligan dipping the water out of the boat is hilarious.

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  @donrush5311 · 3 years ago

  These videos prove to me that modern boat designs are for looks and not to be seaworthy. Who thought that curving the bow down so the boat spears the waves instead of going up and over them was a good idea?

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  @rogerpearson9081 · 3 years ago

  Always amazes me to see the open front deck with a whole heap of people ( weight) &nbsp;and NO life jackets even in full on stuffing conditions and of course the hot shots who go from hero to zero the first time they launch it and slam down in a vertebrae crusher.

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• BU

  @buddhistpriest1357 · 2 years ago

  For every black boat you see there’s an excellent salesman behind it!

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  @mickmcgood6543 · 3 years ago

  As someone who is currently traveling around the world on a sailboat, we take these bar entrances extremely seriously. Most people like us do. I&apos;ve seen a large yacht smashed into little pieces and the owners left with nothing but the shorts they were wearing at the time. And another with the mast torn off and the entire back quarter of the boat removed. We watch the weather carefully and time it for the last hour of the rising tide when conditions will be as safe as possible. Even if we have to slow the boat down and wait off-shore for hours first. It is also a legal requirement where I come from that everyone aboard must be wearing a lifejacket. Also the boat is completely sealed with all hatches etc sealed up and all crew in the cockpit. We often also tether ourselves to the boat. These places are not to be messed with. And our boat is 18 tons of solid steel! I&apos;m absolutely amazed at this mayhem. There must be a lot of injuries and damaged boats.

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  @stevekuiper1049 · 2 years ago

  If your going to buy a luxury boat like these shown here this is the only channel you need to watch. &nbsp;Haulover handling and durability in rough seas Fyeah

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  @gregorycoogle7621 · 2 years ago

  I live here in South Florida, and have gone through that cut countless times! <br>And when the tide is either going out or in, you have to respect the cut ! 😉👍

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  @robertesposito9871 · 3 years ago

  It amazes me that so many people have so much money but so little skill

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