So evidently these folk were trying to use a regular 2 axle trailer for this big boat. Looked to me like the axles snapped. We watched as they drug is up the ramp a ways. The lower unit and the back left part of the boat were also dragging. We left, when we came back the trailer was all by it's lonesome. No truck with the tongue way up in the air. Only thing holding it on the ramp was friction from the broken axle and back of the boat I reckon, I did not see wheel chocks.

Yikes

Entertaining if you ask me. Unless they were in your way !!

Boats are just an accident waiting to happen. It's always something. I feel for these people. It's not really something you could foresee.

If you want and entertaining Sunday... got to any boat ramp with a lawn chair and a cooler full of beer.

LOL @ Little Elm people

Wish I could post a pic, but there was an old bass boat that flipped on Fayette on Good Friday. They drug it into Oak Thicket and flipped it back over on the ramp. What a mess!! Also, terrible sound to hear fiberglass crunching.

This was at Tower Bay in Lewisville, not at Little Elm. I saw this boat there yesterday abandoned. I wasn't sure if it had happened earlier in the afternoon or on Sunday. That ramp is always crazy. They had to ban rentals launching out of there because of all the crazies.

i can see the roof i installed

It was Sunday afternoon. I went by today and it was off the trailer and in the water tied up.

Here are the pics I took Monday.

A little retribution for the waves I fish thru there. Nah, I don't wish that on anyone, even....them.

the biggest problem is the boat is way too big for the trailer

BOAT: break out another thousand, for sure.

This reminds me of this...

Looking at the background of the picture, I had to go to google maps to take a look. Lots of building has happened since the last time I was able to use the Tower Bay ramp. That used to be my home lake ramp. Sneaky Petes looks to be still kick'n. Hows the wait staff there these days? (Notice I didn't ask about the food )