Missouri Yacht Fail

Land ahoy skipper

 

Around these parts in Maine. The trailers have hydraulic arms with a U shaped frame. When backed into the water, the trailer goes along side of the hull and the arms come up and support the hull.

Nope the fellow that was lauling looked like he may have been doing a friend a favor. Yet the real favor would have been to say no.

 

Gorgeous ChrisCraft, but is it me or was it sitting too far back in the trailer? Looked awkward leaving. Maybe the trailer is for even longer boats and that's just how it handles that (18'?) size.

 

I don’t have first hand knowledge of it but seeing how the V pad was free to slide on the trailer to an extent I’d say it was meant for a longer craft. Hopefully someone with lake or ocean craft experience will chime in.