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fiftywide 08-24-2011 10:18 PM

Re: pulling your boat?
 
I have a real concern with the sunday morning high tide. Im in shark river just west of the rail road bridge. High tide is 7:30 AM and the storm should be just about due east of us at that point. Im leavin my boat in. Good floating docks....double up some lines...more fenders. Even thinking about sleeping on the boat Sat night for shits and giggles.

AJFISH13 08-24-2011 10:35 PM

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Originally Posted by fiftywide
Even thinking about sleeping on the boat Sat night for shits and giggles.

OK Forrest Gump:p :eek: .

Legacy 08-25-2011 11:02 AM

Re: pulling your boat?
 
Hauling Legacy. I rode out several storms in Great Kills Harbor and watched boats sink at the dock and sailboats break off moorings and crash into boats at the adjacent dock in 40-60 knot winds. If this storm goes 60-75 knots there will be major issues in my harbor. Add in the new moon tides and you've got even more trouble.

I've had the boat for 13 seasons and hope to have it for 30 more.

Slacker 08-25-2011 11:03 AM

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Boat is sitting 20' in the air on a rack. Rack comes down, BOAT US mails me a nice check that should cover my party boat fares for the next 15-20 years.

jakesdad 08-25-2011 11:21 AM

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Just got back from double lining in Seaview marina. I have never pulled for a storm in the past 40 years. Much easier on floating docks than it use to be on fixed docks.
Make sure you have enough lines, 2nd line should just have a little more play than your 1st line. As 1st stretches 2nd picks up to help.

Everyone stay safe, boats can be replaced, lives can't!

Henry

pulltaug 08-25-2011 11:31 AM

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I am out. If anyone is looking for "safer ground" and can't get their boat out of the water in time...pm me....maybe you can use my slip - not sure how it would work with the marina ....but may be worth it...

Bass_Appeal 08-25-2011 06:51 PM

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looks like im screwed.....trailer needs tires dont have enough time to replace , the marinas by me are only pulling customers, my marina sucks cant get ahold of anyone , im a half mile from ocean, fixed pier docks , wife doesnt want me to go cause shes affaid . so oh well i guess ill triple line it and hope for the best ....gonna go on insurance website and make sure policy is up to date ......

Irish Jigger 08-25-2011 07:04 PM

Re: pulling your boat?
 
Just hauled her out of AH Marina what a sh*t show already. I am sure anyone whose in the marina knows that you can leave your boat on the trailer in the yard for no cost but if you didn't now you do!

broken bobber 08-25-2011 08:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Irish Jigger
Just hauled her out of AH Marina what a sh*t show already. I am sure anyone whose in the marina knows that you can leave your boat on the trailer in the yard for no cost but if you didn't now you do!

mine is there on the trailer and I am STILL gonna go get it tomorrow..... this thing looks bad and there will be mad shit flying around that lot come sunday

codbuster 08-25-2011 08:10 PM

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Times like this reinforce to me the reason I sold my boat!!!!!


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