July 4th - 3 Calls 

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I’m pretty sure he ran out of fuel for the sails and the engine, otherwise he would have sailed until he was close in then put the dinghy on the hip. That darn sail fuel

Why didn’t they try using the big sheet of fabric attached to the mast?

It's because they have zero clue what they're doing. They wouldn't be in that situation in the first place if they did.

It was driving me crazy, I came looking for your comment! Those girls are useless, and the yuppies on the sailboat act like yuppies

​@nickmaclachlan5178 so true! How do you run out of gas lol and you have a damn Sail!!

@@pepperroni4016 Just defies all logic? You only use the motor in a sailboat for getting on and off the dock and if you're getting in trouble with weather or tide/conditions pushing you toward the non-watery bit!

@nickmaclachlan5178 yes this makes sense. These people are going to yuppie congested areas, tough to navigate for a Yuppie. Shame on them for running out of gas. Total disgust

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Typically it's due to lack of an operational auxiliary engine. Many times when the wind is low or out of an unfavorable direction, people will "motorsail." That is sailing while also using the auxiliary engine. Otherwise a short sail could turn into an all day excursion. Also, we're in the business of towing. When they want a tow, we don't ask questions 😅. Thanks for checking out the channel.

rn this is lil and i miss u

@@JoeJitsu I'll text you k?

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Hope everyone was O.K.!

@@wickedsailorbostonthey were

Many fuel gauges use old "float" switches. As the fuel gets used, a float inside the tank moves lower sending a signal to the gauge to read the status of the tank. Older floats get gummed up and stick in certain positions so as the fuel drops out the float doesn't move. The gauge will read half full, but the tank is empty.

@@wickedsailorboston I didn't know that . Thanks .

Most people hold the receiver right up to their mouth and peak the audio so it distorts. That combined with wind noise usually makes it pretty hard to understand sometimes.

This is Boston, now wea yea in the 'rea kid, we has a language we speak. Its wicked cool kid.

Good luck running just a sail in that tight docking area