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Roverlord off road spares
29th January 2021, 02:06 PM
https://www.facebook.com/onlyindade/videos/425950392074681/
101RRS
29th January 2021, 02:47 PM
Maybe he needs to take filming lessons as well so the subject is in the centre of the vid.
John_D4
29th January 2021, 02:51 PM
I am a bit curious, would anyone know if a D4 will tow that monster legally? Owning a Land Rover means I can’t afford a boat
PhilipA
29th January 2021, 03:05 PM
The boat was too far forward on the trailer.
I have seen a BMW 735i tow a 28 foot Bertram on a similar trailer.
Not recommended but possible.
It was our BMW demo boat for the D150 diesel stern drives.
Regards PhilipA
cripesamighty
29th January 2021, 03:24 PM
Yeah it doesn't open completely in my browser either. To view the full video, right click on the vid and then select 'copy video URL at current time' and open it in another window (see below). Got me the first time too!
ONLY in DADE - Heyy uhh... never mind 🤦*♂️ 🛥 #ONLYinDADE... (https://www.facebook.com/onlyindade/videos/425950392074681/'t=3)
Roverlord off road spares
29th January 2021, 09:13 PM
there's a guy in the hills here that tows a flybridge Bertram behind a Disco 2, I asked him about it, it didnt look too safe to me.
Roverlord off road spares
29th January 2021, 09:17 PM
Yeah it doesn't open completely in my browser either. To view the full video, right click on the vid and then select 'copy video URL at current time' and open it in another window (see below). Got me the first time too!
ONLY in DADE - Heyy uhh... never mind 🤦*♂️ 🛥 #ONLYinDADE... (https://www.facebook.com/onlyindade/videos/425950392074681/'t=3)
I don't know why it does that when post a copied link.
cripesamighty
29th January 2021, 10:37 PM
Me either! For some reason, it happens to a lot of Facebook links when I try and open them on my desktop. I then use the cut and paste link trick.
John_D4
29th January 2021, 11:33 PM
I don’t know anything about boats. How heavy do you think the boat Is? I’m guessing it’s got a towbar weight over 250kg?
trout1105
30th January 2021, 04:49 AM
This is typical of a badly loaded/balanced boat trailer.
Looking at the clip the boat isn't even pulled up tight on the winch as there is a large gap between the bow and the locking "V" on the front of the trailer and yet the boat is still FAR too much forward on the axels on the trailer, So much so that the rear set of wheels are barely touching the ground.
It looks like someone is using a borrowed trailer that is unsuitable for the boat being towed in this instance and IF the correct trailer was used it wouldn't be a problem towing this particular boat which probably weighs in at about 2000-3000kg.
A correctly set up and loaded triple axel trailer would carry a boat this size easily, This is Definitely Not the case here.
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