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Get a trailer!

I saw that earlier on the Mastercraft forum, seems like he's bucking for a Darwin Award :lol
 
Wow, that thing got about as wet as Mark's car! Reminds me of the DA we watched in Hilton Head one time. We were eating at a place on the water and there was a ramp next to the restaurant. A young guy in a pretty new Ranger was attempting to trailer his jetski that he AND HIS GIRLFRIEND had been riding. Well, it rolled back. He got it stopped when the water was about halfway up the door. Doh!!! Some guy in a 2wd Suburban (with New York tags no less) decides to help the poor kid out. He backs down the ramp and drops his rr wheel off the ramp and frames it. That got some applause from the gathering crowd. After about 45 minutes the tow truck shows up and quite conveniently cash starts exchanging hands before any pulling starts. By the time the ranger was pulled out high tide had already set in and the water was about 3" above his door panel. By that time it really didn't matter that he never rolled his window up. Of course it didn't help that the musician playing on the dock could sing some wickedly hilarious impromptu lyrics either.
 
I once loaded one Seadoo in the rear of my dad's F100 longbead and one on the trailer behind, that 300 L6 pulled them from La. to Fla. for an offshore race w/o a hitch. We went to load up from the launch and I had brought carpet covered 2X6's, worked perfect except the rider chickened out and only got 1/2 way up the ramp 3X so we had to push it the rest of the way. Otherwise worked perfect. I didn't hear any Engrish in that video?
Jon
 
Once saw a guy drive his Suburban, pulling a trailer with a jet ski, drive on to Panama City Beach and back the trailer in the water to unload the ski. Of course, he was immediately stuck as the Suburban sank in the wet sand. A crowd began to gather as he and his kids tried to get it out. The more they spun the tires the deeper it sank. The cops soon showed up, along with a tow truck. Poor guy not only got a ticket for driving on the beach, he had to pay to get pulled out and suffer the embarrassment of looking like an idiot in front of his kids.
 
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