yet another reason not to buy toyota
 

thats just sad...

thers something messed up there with that show

it took a seadoo to push him to solid ground

wow, theyre all idiots, even the guy who was on the seadoo he got off of it when it was still runing :argh:

WOOOOW at everything in that video... wow

What a bunch of dumbheads...
Only an idiot drives that far into the slip ramp.

heres part 2 when he comes to the conclusion that that little truck can pull the loaded trailer out


then theres the cummins that forgot its floaties

wow. the dodge owner must of been P.O'ed

the best part is the close up before he opens the door and seein water up to the dash

When will people ever learn that 2wd+launch ramp = bad idea!!!

:argh:

"Are you a Mexi-can or a Mexi-can't?" :ouch: :lol:

wth didnt he just have one of the other 5 trucks in the background pull him out???? idiot:argh:

I spend at lot of time at lakes fishing and I see this kind of stuff all the time. I seen one guy with a PT cruiser with a empty two sea doo trailer stuck on the dry part of boat ramp.:argh::argh:

I live right next to the harbor out here and have watched some 1/2 ton trucks get drug down the ramp by the boat and trailer they are all just lucky that once the boat starts floating they stop. Most issues I see at the launch ramps is people sinking their boats lol.

Yep, that dreaded drain plug gets them all the time. :pca1:

That's why pontoons are so good, no drain plugs to worry about, but it does take a truck to pull it, as it's like pulling a parachute behind your truck.

the seadoo was to heavy for the import

some people should have never been born.:w2:

I saw my old co-worker with a 2wd half-ton Chevy pull out several 30+ foot boats on a triaxle trailer without ever even getting his tires wet.

With experience you can pull about anything out with anything on a launch ramp.

His father was not the "brainbug"...

I couldn't be he did that either.:nope: