Accident 'Goodtidigs2'

[79cd36]

That's terrible. Was/Is it your boat? Sad.

[MrChrissy1r]

Ooops!

[zzp1]

&SuperOlds

Fully agree; boat probably too heavy for the crane anyway.

[SuperOlds88]

1.  Should be a bow stand.

2. No spreader.

3. Lifting straps should have been lashed to each other along the waterline.

4. Crane takes a little weight, then stands are manually lowered and removed from underneath the boat.

5. Crane boom was not lined up over the boat properly, looks like it needed to boom-in a bit.

Must be a very in-experienced crew. Who cares anyway, its just a sailboat, but I wouldn't have done it that way.

[AVMamfortas]

Letting the Village Idiots play with an expensive boat is just begging for trouble.

[TheLengend790]

kkkkk lol

[esp27541]

This is quite old. 70's or 80's I would say.

[johngtsailing]

@esp27541 2001 actually, The Spanish Crane is probably 1970s

[Defaultconfig]

big picks are like big women don't nervous and dont get under them

[dipstick3031]

Maybe they should use even thinner chains..

[AndrasRuben]

These people are very lucky that they didn't get killed. A crane driver

should know that he cannot lift when people are too close to or "under" the

load. Very lucky people.