Yamaha Jet Boat Recovery

This video was produced to help Jet Boaters to sharpen their trailering
skills and to become more confident while putting the boat back on the
trailer. For more information contact Yamaha Of Panama at
yamahaofpanama@yahoo.com.

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Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• Yamaha
• Jet
• Boat
• JetBoatPilot
• jetboatpilot.com
• thrust
• vectors
• Yamahajetboaters
• sx230
• sx210
• sr230
• sr210
• 212x
• 212ss
• AR230
• AR240
• AR210
• 242
• Limited
• 232
• LS2000
• XR1800
• Exciter

[bill71183]

thats called "power loading" and its a no no, you erode the end of the ramp that way

[willowen76]

Yamaha actually suggests loading this way and to be honest with you that is the best way I have found to load. Do you have restrictions on the way you can load at your ramp?

[willowen76]

I have done that before but for the sake of the video I wanted to illustrate how to do it safely. Don't want to get in trouble with Corporate. Thanks for the look.

[deanoobaby]

i need to show my old man this. he seems to think that his boat looks good as a garden onerment [other words its been a while since its been in the water

[JetBoatPilotLLC]

You're welcome! Also if you want to have supreme control around the dock check out our all new steering enhancement called Thrust Vectors at our website. You will steer like a pro as soon as you bolt them on. Have a great day!

[sailordave30]

Thanks for the tutorial. I have purchased a SX230 and have not had the opportunity to launch it yet so this was very helpful.

[bill71183]

actually yes, maryland does have restrictions to power loading, its part of the test before they'll give you your boating license

[mtuva2]

why don;t you then lean over the front and hook the winch instead of getting out to do it? then just drive away