This channel is all about boating and the Great Loop. A little fishing, island exploring, wildlife watching, kayaking etc... If it is on the saltwater, I like to do it! I will bring you along as much as possible, so you can experience it too!
Great video what are those black spacers on the drive lift rod? The ones in between the out drive and the hydraulic lifting rams? I have a 89 bayliner trophy, mine spacers are missing😢
They are just what you called them, "spacers" They are for keeping the alignment straight. I may have some on an old drive. Let me check. Shoot me a email for a reminder and I will check. mike@michaeljaysteen.com
Yes I agree. Tho I never actually saw them, I assumed they were in the compartment forward on the inside. I think they should at a minimum had one attaced to the wall with signage pointing to the rest of them. Again, if something ever happens onboard one of these boats, it could be bad. I pray not.
You're on a party boat you get the best of the best like they said. Just playing party boats are the worst fishing boats and have the worst captain and mates. I'm not surprised at all. And then they gave yall an extra 30 mins, what a joke!!
Yea it is crazy. Did you hear about that large yacht sinking in italy, I believe. It can happen so fast. If it ever happens on that boat, it will be bad.
@@CaptainMike1965 yes I think I seen where the boat sank it was a pretty good size yacht a few months ago did you see that sportfish that ran up on shore
Facing the scare of smoke coming from the engine room and handling the situation with calm and resolve is truly commendable. Your ability to stay composed under pressure and address potential emergencies with such courage and resourcefulness is incredibly inspiring. It’s amazing to see how you navigate through unexpected challenges with determination and poise. And I am Floating Village Life, Hit follow and let's explore together!
USCG Code of Federal Regulations states: § 185.506 Passenger safety orientation. ……before getting underway on a voyage or as soon as practicable thereafter, the master of a vessel shall ensure that suitable public announcements are made informing all passengers of the following: (1) The location of emergency exits, survival craft embarkation areas, and ring life buoys; (2) The stowage location(s) of life jackets;
I could be totally wrong but dude seemed like he was on a power trip. I'm involved in aviation and attitudes like that guy has killed people in aircraft all the time. There was NO reason whatsoever for him acting like that especially the second time around. I bet his captain wouldn't appreciate his attitude towards customers. Thanks as always Mike for bringing us along and Happy Birthday Bo
You were 100 percent night to check where the Life Jackets were located. A properly trained crew should have explained that to all coming onboard before leaving the dock
Hey Mike, not sure if you run your generator the whole time but you should consider getting a plug in inverter for the laptop. We used one on the boat for Brigitt when she worked all day and it worked fine. Was only a 150 watt unit. Plugged right in 12volt cigarette outlet
I did while in the truck, but remember, I am putting solar panels on the roof. They will power everything while underway. There is no need for a generator unless I am cooking.
Yes, I often did while livestreaming. Also if you like to join the Mug Club, we have an app so you can see Good Times location real time while on the loop.
thanks for coming along. Much more to come. Check out the new project boat if you haven't seen this series. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Jek3Spw4mXs.html
