ATTEMPTING TO SAVE OUR BOAT FROM A HURRICANE!
14 de julio de 2024 · 34 min · 150K vistas
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The crew of the vessel *Good, Bad, and Ugly* relocates their boat from a marina to a more sheltered anchorage in anticipation of Hurricane Beryl.0:14 Upon returning to the boat after six months, the owner confirms that the electrical, plumbing, and bilge systems remain functional.4:33 During a pre-storm inspection, the shifter cable snaps while the owner attempts to engage the engine; he executes a temporary repair using thin wire from a phone cord to ensure the boat can shift into forward and reverse.11:34 The crew anchors in 17 feet of water with 100 feet of chain deployed.22:21 Although the storm’s impact is less severe than anticipated, the crew remains at the anchorage for two days to monitor conditions before returning the boat to its original location.29:56 The experience confirms that proactive relocation is preferable to leaving a vessel unattended during a hurricane, even when the storm track remains uncertain.26:27
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