Trailer Yachting?

Boat ramps are fertile miscalculation grounds for trailer boaters. Maybe we rename this thread... Trailer Yachting?

Or a smaller boat?

Are they considered to be a "real sailor" if they have run aground before ever sailing?

Were they thinking?

Perhaps no real damage, gently rolling on to a grass bank and resting at a 45 degree angle.
Better lucky than good..

Don't think BoatUS is going to cover the road side assistance on this.

Why not, the Gold Plan got you covered.

Looks like part(s) the lower unit of the port side IPS drive is missing - plus, the video shows what appears to be lots of water pumping as the boat leaves the water. So, possibly a "time is of the essence" not well thought out "haul out" due to water ingress. Boat operator's luck went from bad to worse for sure, but a single axle trailer for a boat that size?

Guess KG was higher than KM!! Oops! Negative GZ (righting arm)

Right turn Clyde..

Just level it up and open a Hot Dog stand.

Hard to tell but appears left trailer wheels departed pavement and may have sunk into the ground starting the rolly poly. Trucker should have stopped while wheels were still on pavement and gone back there and checked/discussed. (Yes, I have a CDL.....)

Looks tippy.

These fellows had a better plan and execution.

There is not enough counter weight on the rear truck axles and maybe the wrong tyres for the season.

I think there is a pair of tires on the trailer that got turned the wrong way on the incline for the cab over tractor.
The video points it out after about 5 tries to get up the hill.

I was surprised at the few support points on the yachts.

Is that ice/snow on the pavement. If so, he needed wheel sanders