Nordhavn 68 ‘Senjero’ Townsville to Port Douglas via Duncan and Adelaide Reef. Some fishing and some rough weather towing of the tender - a Boston Whaler 285 Conquest
Nice work, nice vid . . One for the suggestion box - Give a couple of witches hats (inside each other facing base forward) on the line in front of your tyre drouge. . . .
Thanks and interesting you say that because I met a captain in Hamilton island last year who recognized me and showed me his witches hat drogue. It will feature in an upcoming video I’m yet to edit so stay tuned! Cheers
@@ProfessionalBoatCare your already on it, I'm a Coxwain, these days I run a charter boat, in another life a sail maker a I found the witches hat drouge a good thing. The other beaut thing is that I find local councils are happy to donate them to boaties!!
Towing in those conditions,perhaps you should of dropped the motor leg down to help stop the yawing ,I've done it heaps of times, it definitely helps IMO
I know what you mean but Mercury doesn’t recommend that. That’s why we use the old tyres as a drogue off the stern on the Whaler. Thanks for watching 👍
Beautiful set up excellent seamanship .
What an amazing set up.
That Boston Whaler is just what I need ! Never mind the Nordhaven!
Nice to be wealthy
Great video! Cool to see how well the Whaler did
Nice work, nice vid . . One for the suggestion box - Give a couple of witches hats (inside each other facing base forward) on the line in front of your tyre drouge. . . .
Thanks and interesting you say that because I met a captain in Hamilton island last year who recognized me and showed me his witches hat drogue. It will feature in an upcoming video I’m yet to edit so stay tuned! Cheers
@@ProfessionalBoatCare your already on it, I'm a Coxwain, these days I run a charter boat, in another life a sail maker a I found the witches hat drouge a good thing. The other beaut thing is that I find local councils are happy to donate them to boaties!!
@@ProfessionalBoatCare I've subscribed so no doubt I'll see it. Love your work.
Thanks. Amazing.
No such thing as an overbuilt tow rig, good setup.
What a life!
2 to 3 metres. Not too bad, just not a lot of water between them haha!
Great video! What speed were you towing when it was really rough?
What the, a tender that is 28 foot long ????? Now that is wealth
Towing in those conditions,perhaps you should of dropped the motor leg down to help stop the yawing ,I've done it heaps of times, it definitely helps IMO
I know what you mean but Mercury doesn’t recommend that. That’s why we use the old tyres as a drogue off the stern on the Whaler. Thanks for watching 👍
you have never dropped the motor leg down, sorry honey
Dumb question, never towed much but why not trim the Whalers engines down and put them in gear?
Can damage the gearbox I’m told by the engine manufacturer
Here I am saving to buy a kayak.
You'll have just as much fun in that kayak as any £millions worth of boat
It’s always so hard to tell from video but how big were those waves?
looks like you could use a towing winch