Entre Terras e Mares · video

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Edgar and his crew successfully transport and unload a 350-kilogram sailboat mast from Guarujá to their boatyard at a reservoir.1:31 After struggling for two months to find affordable shipping, the team secures a last-minute transport opportunity on the eve of a boat show.1:03 The mast, which includes standing rigging, arrives on a large semi-trailer in the early morning hours.1:37 To unload the component without a crane or Munk truck, the crew constructs a temporary support structure using heavy-duty scaffolding and timber, a method previously tested for lifting a 500-kilogram engine.2:33 The team manages the complex manoeuvring of the long trailer through the narrow club entrance and successfully lowers the mast onto the supports by hand during a break in the rain.5:46 The successful delivery marks a significant milestone in the boat's ongoing refit, transitioning the vessel from a bare hull to a rigged sailboat.16:14

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