So I don't know the back story and don't feel I need to but that just seems like an odd thing to throw out there

Pfffft. Anyone with a lesser boat than mine must be a peasant unworthy of my enjoyment of their envy! :)

I’m generally the big dog at my crappy lakes and not gonna lie - firing the big block at the dock is always a joy, Although sometimes I’ll see a 12’ skiff with a 30hp egg beater and think, “I bet he doesn’t waste his winter upside down in the bilge every season.” Lol

I've always been of the mind-set that whatever gets you out there is cool, it sure beats being on shore which is a prison sentence as far as I'm concerned.

BTW...great video, looks like proof that heaven exists.

Some times stories are right there in front of you, you just have to see them. Makes you feel like maybe your observation is getting a bit Rusty...

PBC is a world class operation period. Mark & Brett are boaters that truly understand the importance of customer service. Well done gents!

We are all very lucky to have Mark, Brett, Myrick, Andy, Rusty, Glenn and the whole support team from the body shop, to the staff at Redheads, the fuel dock & rentals, and Hightide all be so passionate about the hobby that we enjoy. Those guys work their tails off and its a constant first class show. Thanks for the video Noli

Joe

Watched most of that as it was happening. Glimpses of Mad Props on the apron and getting hooked to their other tractor near the end of that video. Good stuff!

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nice work, they need a dredge to work on the back of the cove.............with permission of course

What kind of tractor are they using for all of that? Just curious.