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Old 23 March 2011, 21:24   #1
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(Another) how not to launch a boat!

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Old 23 March 2011, 21:26   #2
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at least the boat was ok!!
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Unique, expensive and dangerous. Wonder what his insurance costs are now!!
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at least the boat was ok!!
I reckon that one of the props has had it and one of the drive shafts is well bent
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Old 23 March 2011, 22:04   #5
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I reckon that one of the props has had it and one of the drive shafts is well bent
Definitely gona need craning out again
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I reckon that one of the props has had it and one of the drive shafts is well bent
Looks like the keel took a fair scrape too.
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Not sure why this should be the next video though?

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What the he!!... Why not?


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It might relate to the residues left behind on the crane drivers seat, not sure how those jolly efficient young girls would have relished that...
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