+ 1......:nhl_fight:

Sometimes I don't know what gets into people. If he had continued to push me, there would have been trouble. I think I managed to piss him off more by ignoring him and reinforcing the fact that I didn't care one bit how big a hurry he was in.

For the most part these guys don't know squat about high performance boats, the are only a few of us out there, especially this time of year.

I did have an older couple come flying into the ramp area in a blazer as I was packing up a few weeks ago to head home, and pull up next to the trailer. He rolled the window down and asked "Why does that thing have to be so loud?" (CMI Big E-tops, strait) I was ready for a tongue lashing, then he went on to tell me he had heard me all day, and went out on the porch just to listen. "It was the best damn boat he had heard out there in 25 years."

Nice to know not everybody hates the music :evilb:

I would just do what what you need to do, it's a public ramp and you have the right to use it the same as the next guy, or azzhole. Do what you need to do, let the idiot worry about his own deal.

+2 :drink::drink::drink:


I'm not one to condone violence but take the time you need ,they would do the same in a NY minute :coolcowboy:

I back in tie to the dock and start it up. I do warm it up at home before I leave just to make sure there are no problems,but its a 30 mile tow to the ramp. Fire her up and go park the truck. Never had anyone say anything to me yet but there are alot of Hi-po boters in the area. If someone does say something then I may just go slower. From time I back down to the time I leave the dock is 3 mins by myself.

I say it's others problems if they think 3 to 4 minutes is too long. It's your turn, take your time and enjoy your day. You can never make others happy, don't worry about it!

Hope you all never tow your rigs to S FL on a Holiday weekend, it is drop it in, pull out, park, and pull away from dock,

In the time you are walking back to the boat from truck the next guy will already have his boat in the water, waiting to walk it back as soon as you pull away, and repeat. I have seen the police yell at people who mess up the flow:angry-smiley-038: agin it can be 98* sunny, sticky,drunk, some spanglish thrown in, and 30 boats waiting around the block.

Ive never launched bymyself, I always made sure I had help. Ive had 2 different carbed blower motors,didnt have much trouble being cold natured,the one with 1050 dominators were even better.

Dont get rushed at the dock,thats when ya make mistakes.

Rob:drink:

Have a buddy follow you in his truck to the ramp, wait at the side of the road for azz hole with boat to get there, soon as he backs into the water, back you boat so that the drives are 1 inch from his front bumper. Hop in your buddies truck and go have a nice full breakfast.

This one is easy.
Simply raise your engine hatch, it is universal sign that something is not ready or there is a problem.