Call in the Rotator.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V3Oca-P_zW4
Call in the Rotator.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V3Oca-P_zW4
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ya...see you soon..those guys need help...Originally Posted by Bnewb
Maybe you should come down & check it out yourself...of course bring my friend with you
that thing will be full of sand
kwizz how in heck's name did the beached sailboat do a 180 overnight?? Not assuming you would know but you are there and have watched this first person? That defies physical science. Any idea how big the keel is and how deep its buried in the sand??
Rumlover I believe that International Maritime Salvage Laws take precedence in a situation like this and my understanding is that they are hundreds of years old and fairly complicated. I'm not a lawyer but it seems one is needed in this case?? kwizz don't know how long you're in Negril for but please keep dropping pics and updates if you can?? Thanks
I just know that from one day to the next it reversed directions during the overnight waves...…. The Keel is still on the boat and the three drums you see in the pic's are keeping the boat at an angle to keep the Keel from going deeper...…. Not much happened today except it now appears the lean is greater and water is now getting inside.....
kwizz Thanks a lot for your updates. This obviously has nothing to do with me I'm just interested from the "what if it were me" point of view. If it were me and glad it's not I'd try and be pumping water out as much as possible while I figure out a plan. That's why I ask about how big the keel is because as we all know the water is pretty shallow off the beach quite a way out. Would it be a simple task to tow it out with the proper boat in conjunction with a heavy machine?? The longer it stays like it is the sooner it will become Treehouse Boat Bar II.
Yes
Treehouse no fence here
Hell to the no
I have cameras just ask not a problem
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