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What could possibly go wrong! Driving to Mexico to pick up our sailboat and transport her home!

25 de febrero de 2026 · 12 min · 2K visitas · Guaymas

Truck hauling sailboat hits speed bump on desert road

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The owners of the sailboat Haraya travel from their home to Guaymas, Mexico, to retrieve their vessel from a boatyard for engine repairs and repowering.2:09 After a three-month absence, they navigate the border crossing and drive a trailer to the yard, noting the prevalence of large speed bumps on the local roads.1:31 Upon arrival, they prepare the keel-stepped boat for transport by removing the mast and the bimini.8:01 The crew uses fenders as padding for the mast during the unstepping process and struggles with a seized set screw on the bimini frame, eventually unbolting the assembly to remove it.10:02 They also clear the interior of gear, including a composting head and an outboard motor, to prepare for the haul-out.8:11 The work takes place in high heat and humidity, complicating the disassembly of rigging and electronics.5:46 The crew successfully prepares the boat for the travel lift before departing the yard.

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