More Money than Brains

[Anonymous123]

I didn’t quite know if this should be in the humour section or here, but here it is.
Here’s a guy that definitely has more money than brains.

https://www.castanet.net/news/Salmon-Ar ... to-trailer

[vegas1500]

I didn’t quite know if this should be in the humour section or here, but here it is.
Here’s a guy that definitely has more money than brains.

https://www.castanet.net/news/Salmon-Ar ... to-trailer

Why do you say that? Obviously you don’t understand why this is done, and done quite often.

[GordonH]

Whatever doesn’t sink his boat I guess...


I’m guessing he isn’t concerned about fuel consumption, the drag on engine was be terrible.

[vegas1500]

Guys people do this to move their trailer most likely to an area that doesnt have road access. Or they don't have a boat lift and the shoreline is rough. They “lockdown” the trailer on shore and use it park their boat on. Seen it a hundred times....

[Boosted632]

If you have a cabin with no road access and dont want to leave your boat in the water this is what you do a winch to a tree and your boat is safely on your trailer on the beach it looks silly but it works

[Even Steven]

Things I didn't know...

[Veovis]

Looks ridiculous but I can see the argument

[polelady]

Well Well us old boaters learn something new everyday... if it works why not... is my guess.... would be hard on the bearings and rust factor... me thinks..lol
Also good advertising for his Larson bowrider boat... for resale...hehehe
Only in BC,, lol

[Fancy]

Well Well us old boaters learn something new everyday... if it works why not... is my guess.... would be hard on the bearings and rust factor... me thinks..lol
Also good advertising for his Larson bowrider boat... for resale...hehehe
Only in BC,, lol

The trailer goes in the water anyway - the boat and trailer is going to boat only access (my guess) - and why would it be any harder regarding bearings and rust factor? Kinda cool solves the problem of trailer storage.

[polelady]

OK I found out the real reason for this picture...
The guy was from Alberta ,, and the Shuswap /Salmon Arm ( CSRD) was putting the strong arm on him.. so his wife backed up the trailer... and heading back to the border,,, and he had to get to his cabin... !!!
She will be joining him in the darkness of the night if she can sneak into BC...lol

[Fancy]

Found another photo of a boat with trailer still attached back in 2016 - and people were making jokes of it.

[zoo]

This is actually getting a little concerning for man kind in this country. Not just lack of intelligence but how fast people are willing to get on the band wagon of trying to point out someone else's actions and doing. I hope the guys on the original video are not pilots, doctors or something else of merit. Lack of thinking is scary.

[Fancy]

I hope the guys on the original video are not pilots, doctors or something else of merit. Lack of thinking is scary.

Why would you think the boat driver has a lack of thinking? He's not the only one that takes the trailer this way to a place where it can't be driven in by road.

[ksnosheeple]

I didn’t quite know if this should be in the humour section or here, but here it is.
Here’s a guy that definitely has more money than brains.

https://www.castanet.net/news/Salmon-Ar ... to-trailer

Why do you say that? Obviously you don’t understand why this is done, and done quite often.

Is it to wash the grease out of the wheel bearings on the trailer?

[ksnosheeple]

This is actually getting a little concerning for man kind in this country. Not just lack of intelligence but how fast people are willing to get on the band wagon of trying to point out someone else's actions and doing. I hope the guys on the original video are not pilots, doctors or something else of merit. Lack of thinking is scary.

Saw this, guy with white hair, first thought - How did Joe Biden get across a closed border?
https://twitter.com/BobsLessons/status/ ... 4560534528