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The Most UNIQUE "Lock" in NORTH AMERICA (The Big Chute Marine Railway) 

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The most unique lock on the Great Loop isn't a lock at all... it's a marine railway called The Big Chute located on the Trent-Severn Waterway! The experience consists of driving your boat onto a railcar, and then the railcar goes over a road, down the hill, and to the water on the other side. We've been looking forward to this experience since we first researched the Great Loop and are excited to share it with you. In this video, we briefly go through the history, environmental concerns, and engineering logistics behind this unique boating experience.
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🎥 Episode #306 | Filmed on August 3rd, 2022
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@SchoandJo
@SchoandJo Год назад
Thank you for watching! This video was filmed on Aug 3rd. 💰 Find out how much the Great Loop Costs: schoandjo.com/great-loop-expenses/ 🔒 Learn how to lock: schoandjo.com/how-to-lock 💌 Want to keep up with us in real time? Sign up for our weekly email to be filled in our current cruising plans and adventures. schoandjo.com/sunday-summary
@12000Jetlag
@12000Jetlag 11 месяцев назад
I follow a Canadian couple on their site, Boating With Boogaboo, who live by Lake Semcoe. The regularly travel the Trent Severn Waterway and I have watched them go over the Big Chute many times. That part of Canada is so beautiful......another bucket list trip when I retire aboard my Sea Ray 340 Sundancer Jetlag.
@thomasellwood9699
@thomasellwood9699 Год назад
It never gets old, no matter how many times you do the Big Chute. I told you guys you would love the Trent Severn.
@bbmatthews2002
@bbmatthews2002 Год назад
Dang y’all, y’all been on fire with churning out videos last couple days. Well done!
@SchoandJo
@SchoandJo Год назад
Thanks so much, Ben!
@stevengilbert6672
@stevengilbert6672 Год назад
Absolutely, your best video ever!!!! We, who live here, take things like the Big Chute and Southern Georgian Bay for granted. It was so wonderful to witness your experience as you see the area for the first time.
@svechappe6075
@svechappe6075 Год назад
We took my parents' 36 foot powerboat over the previous Big Chute back in the early 70's. Besides not having a leveling system, it also used a chain to pull the train car up to the crest of the hill. The car would then be stopped temporarily on the crest, which was pretty much level, and they would have to manually unhook the chain that pulled it up the hill and then connect a second chain that then controlled the rail car as it went down the other side. So, for a few seconds, the train car was sitting on the crest of the hill with your boat on it and not connected to anything other than gravity. Pretty crazy.
@michaelgarrity6090
@michaelgarrity6090 Год назад
That thing is wild. Most amazing kind of boat lift, probably anywhere in the world. Very cool that you all showed most of the process. Great job.
@scottarmstrong5273
@scottarmstrong5273 Год назад
Thank you for sharing your adventures I will never be able to do the great loop but I can vicariously do it and travel it through your videos..THANK YOU so much!!!
@garyfrost7501
@garyfrost7501 Год назад
I've been following you guys for several months now, and must send you a huge THANK YOU for helping us prepare for our upcoming Great Loop departure in 4 weeks! Continued success and happiness to you both!!
@DonBracy
@DonBracy Год назад
That was totally awesome!!! Thanks so much for sharing your incredible journey
@marathonrefrigeration9593
@marathonrefrigeration9593 7 месяцев назад
I was at Big Chute this last weekend. It was around 6 pm so I believe it was closed but beautifully silent. Such a peaceful place.
@carolwestermann5309
@carolwestermann5309 Год назад
LOVED this episode. ♥️♥️♥️ You both smiled for the entire 25 minutes. What an adventure for the three of you. Ollie made some new friends. Great information on the history and mechanics.
@SkipHarpers
@SkipHarpers Год назад
Super video guys. Best video of the Big Chute!
@kxrv6629
@kxrv6629 8 месяцев назад
Thanks for the video. We have been traveling fulltime in our 25 ft RV for over 5 years. We happened upon the Marine RR yesterday, but it is late in the season and we didn’t get to see any boats go through the process. So your video gave us the experience vicariously. Thanks!
@SchoandJo
@SchoandJo 8 месяцев назад
Oh darn! Most Loopers are transiting that area around Late July - August, glad you got to see it in our video though!
@andykober2283
@andykober2283 Год назад
What an incredible experience! Thank you for sharing.
@anniesmith2
@anniesmith2 8 месяцев назад
I have been up there so many times to watch the boats go through the Chute, but always wondered what it would be like to actually be on a boat going down. It’s is an amazing place in early spring with ice on that rocky river going down. The chute of course is not open but I still like to go up for the scenery and the silence. I take the back road up from Coldwater (20 min) and have seen moose, turtles, bears, and beaver dams along the roadway when it’s quiet. Thanks for the great video. Stay safe!
@SchoandJo
@SchoandJo 8 месяцев назад
Its a beautiful area, no doubt!
@jrac863
@jrac863 5 месяцев назад
That was an experience of a lifetime great job guys
@SchoandJo
@SchoandJo 5 месяцев назад
It really was, thanks for watching!
@mikepech6822
@mikepech6822 Год назад
The chute is quite experience. It's too bad the weather sucked so bad. But at least you had the preferred position at the front. Your videos are awesome. I figured why. Aside from the content of scenery and elements and explaining everything in detail. Plus your appreciating of of our scenery and people. But the big thing to me as well is your relation with each other. I've done and have seen it all, but the way you express it all, kind of like doing it all over again. I hope you are going to have videos coming when you get into Georgian Bay. It's considered to be the best fresh water boating in the world. The 30'000 islands was my second home when was living there.
@ritvenerus2195
@ritvenerus2195 Год назад
So amazing!!! Been looking forward to seeing your experience on the Big Chute, well done!
@SchoandJo
@SchoandJo Год назад
Thanks so much!
@AdventuresofAplusK
@AdventuresofAplusK Год назад
WOW!!! That was absolutely EPIC! Such a freaking cool experience and we couldn’t help but smile along with you. 😱🎉
@SchoandJo
@SchoandJo Год назад
Haha thanks y’all! It was so fun!
@moniquecampagnaro7464
@moniquecampagnaro7464 9 месяцев назад
I didn’t know about this. How interesting ! So many things we don’t know about our province.
@robmills7453
@robmills7453 Год назад
I've done Big Chute in 3 boats, 2 of my own (40ft Silverton, 29ft Regal) and my parents boat (34ft Silverton). Always feels like we have a flying boat on the way down.
@SchoandJo
@SchoandJo Год назад
I bet it never gets old!
@BellsRidesAboardSeaBoss
@BellsRidesAboardSeaBoss 11 месяцев назад
That was so cool to see and to hear y’all’s reactions. I enjoyed this video so much, thank you.
@SchoandJo
@SchoandJo 11 месяцев назад
Thanks!
@gillmartin1758
@gillmartin1758 Год назад
I don’t know if it’s still there, but the “ little chute” railway was just off to one side. It could only handle boats up to 40’ I think. The big chute was just being built I believe when I was a kid as boats got so big so quickly. As you mentioned it really serves a purpose in keeping invasive species at bay.
@cruisingdirtstar
@cruisingdirtstar Год назад
Another great video! Love seeing the excitement you both have with boating in the Trent. Can’t wait to see what you think of GBay. Ollie is such a sweetheart and seems to be enjoying the journey as much as you guys.
@sailinglatis
@sailinglatis Год назад
Awesome experience for you and us!!🇨🇦
@donaldbrown9437
@donaldbrown9437 Год назад
Very interesting! Thanks for sharing 😊
@danc00
@danc00 Год назад
Awesome video as usual. Thanks for sharing your journey. Stay safe.
@SchoandJo
@SchoandJo Год назад
Thanks for watching Daniel!
@captainblacktoe1328
@captainblacktoe1328 Год назад
Been waiting for this episode since I started following you. I wasn’t disappointed!
@johnlowell7394
@johnlowell7394 Год назад
Outstanding.
@richardhill2260
@richardhill2260 Год назад
Great video, good explanation of this interesting method. Thanks. And stay safe
@johndanson1481
@johndanson1481 Год назад
Been waiting for this, awesome, as expected, thanks for sharing with us, what a great and unique experience! Thank YOU, Both!
@SchoandJo
@SchoandJo Год назад
Thank YOU for watching John!
@leonewilson9101
@leonewilson9101 Год назад
My husband and I loved up at Georgian Bay. We took our holidays on our boat. Thank you for the ride with you!
@SchoandJo
@SchoandJo Год назад
Thanks Leone!
@GenerallyGeneralLee
@GenerallyGeneralLee 3 месяца назад
The railroad from Rome down to the toe of Italy's "boot" meets a ferry with railroad tracks on it, the whole train goes onto the ferry which then crosses the water over to Sicily, where it meets up with another track. This reminded me of that.
@SchoandJo
@SchoandJo 3 месяца назад
Interesting!
@hughosborn7292
@hughosborn7292 Год назад
another great video !! Thank you !!!
@SchoandJo
@SchoandJo Год назад
Thanks Hugh!
@suzanneaydelotte801
@suzanneaydelotte801 Год назад
This was such a spectacular video! The BIG CHUTE was so cool! The joy on your faces made watching this adventure even better! I love Ollie’s comments and your enthusiasm for what you do! Travel safe!
@SchoandJo
@SchoandJo Год назад
Thanks so much Suzanne!! It was such an enjoyable day!
@bobahlberg6360
@bobahlberg6360 2 месяца назад
Awesome!
@buckpowers4837
@buckpowers4837 Год назад
Good video especially seeing how the chute works and the feeling of the boat being out of the water. Enjoy
@SchoandJo
@SchoandJo Год назад
Thanks Buck - it was a day to remember!
@murrayallan1960
@murrayallan1960 8 месяцев назад
I agree you look amazing, I'm learning so much from your videos, thank you 💕
@gregwhayman9695
@gregwhayman9695 Год назад
hi guys, you're post are amazing. we boat on the trent severn. all summer in our 80 crisscraft, I've been over on the railroad 100s of time's glad you enjoyed it so much
@mb-br6lc
@mb-br6lc Год назад
We enjoyed this video so much ,we watch it twice,my wife and I loved the look on both your faces 😮, cheers guy and happy Easter
@HalStrider
@HalStrider 3 месяца назад
this video makes me so happy
@justbeingdad62
@justbeingdad62 Год назад
My favorite episode so far. You could actually sense your emotions 😅😢😊!!
@SchoandJo
@SchoandJo Год назад
Thanks Pat! It was an amazing day!
@fredrikberglund1009
@fredrikberglund1009 Год назад
Great video as always , just love to follow your adventure. Spring is coming here in Gothenburg Sweden so soon ill be on the water as well 😊
@SchoandJo
@SchoandJo Год назад
It's coming soon! Thanks for watching Fredrik!
@johnmichael893
@johnmichael893 Месяц назад
❤I loved this video I’ve watched it a lot of times
@ampegor
@ampegor Год назад
I remember that day we were anchored near Killarney and heard the warning on the radio. I have been to big chute a few times but never with the boat (yet). Thanks for sharing your experiences.
@willhoyle752
@willhoyle752 Год назад
Have watched tons of videos on the railway. Yours was the best of them all.
@SchoandJo
@SchoandJo Год назад
Wow, thanks Will!
@newtron1
@newtron1 Год назад
EPIC!
@Wooden_boats
@Wooden_boats Год назад
This is flight on your boat! 👍
@karenprice5439
@karenprice5439 Год назад
Awesome video ❤❤ u did excellent . To bad it was a rainy day...But a awesome experience..⚓⚓🇨🇦🇨🇦
@MsMixd
@MsMixd 5 месяцев назад
We spent about 3 years at the Big Chute marina. I would spend my weekends sitting at the back of the boat, sipping a margarita and watching the big boats go over. Good times. If they still have them, try the deep fried butter tarts at the restaurant. They are incredible.
@SchoandJo
@SchoandJo 5 месяцев назад
Ohh deep fried butter tarts seem awesome!
@MsMixd
@MsMixd 5 месяцев назад
Stop at the restaurant next time around. I don't know if the same chef is still there, but if he is, you're in for a real treat. By the way, if you like privacy and some good fishing, go back out around the island, turn left, and make your way toward a little wooden dam at the end. You can drop anchor and spend the night there. There are pickerel to be caught to the right by the pile of rocks. Also, there's a nice waterfall and a deep pool on the other side where you can swim and take a shower. 😉
@bobr9689
@bobr9689 Год назад
What a wonderful vlog you made with this episode! I've seen boats getting hauled out of the water by either the straps or by railway, at marinas for maintenance, but not both. What an experience! But I am confused (like others) why you had to shut off the seacock? Hopefully, you can explain their (lockmasters) reasoning behind it. Hope you have great weather for the rest of the journey.
@jessicahurst8128
@jessicahurst8128 Год назад
So the water won’t get into the engine through the exhaust when the engine is turned off.
@SchoandJo
@SchoandJo Год назад
Thanks Bob! The reason why it was suggested was this: when you start your engine, you run water up through your sea strainer to cool your engine. If you leave your sea cocks open, the water that primed that system will drain out. Then when you start it afterwards the engine will need to re-prime and theoretically if your impellers run dry for too long they will rupture and then it'll be a mess. I say theoretically because I don't think there is a problem re-priming, especially when the system is still generally wet but its better to be safe than sorry! Hope this explanation helps!
@bobr9689
@bobr9689 Год назад
@@SchoandJo Thanks for the explanation. Never having gone through a lock system like that, I didn't realize the possible damage running the impellers without water could do (makes perfect sense now!) Remember, my experience with locks was only on the Great Dismal Swamp Canal. Happy cruising - always look forward to your vlogs and newsletters. My dog, Gisselle & I say "Hi Ollie"!
@richardstever3242
@richardstever3242 8 месяцев назад
I see you travelling in my neck of the woods. Welcome to Canada. I do alot of tinny camping on Beausoliel Island staying at Chimney Bay. From there I travel to Honey Harbour, Macrae Lake, Bone Island and the Gibson River. Suzuki makes a 30 lb - 2.5 hp motor for around $900 US.
@vernholmes7940
@vernholmes7940 Год назад
That was cool!!!!!!
@SchoandJo
@SchoandJo Год назад
Thanks Vern!!
@TakeATripTogether
@TakeATripTogether 9 месяцев назад
Wow, that was amazing! You did just a great job capturing that experience. We don't have a boat so it was a thrill to be able to experience the Big Chute with you guys!!!
@SchoandJo
@SchoandJo 9 месяцев назад
Thanks!! It was an incredible day! 🤩🤩🤩
@charlesamilton
@charlesamilton Год назад
been waiting for the big chute, couple of years away for me but I am re-psyched !! gonna keep preparing and dream of my loop
@SchoandJo
@SchoandJo Год назад
Woooot woot! Thanks Charles!
@hfdzl
@hfdzl 3 месяца назад
Very clever solution gotta keep those bearings greased!
@Skagitrover
@Skagitrover Год назад
We got hauled on a cradle lift yesterday, another unusual method of boat transport. Looks like you had fun!
@henriaube2278
@henriaube2278 Год назад
That was such a thrill! Now, just wait till you have to go down the slight rapids tomorrow on your way to lock 45 to enter the magic kingdom of the Georgian Bay Small Craft Channel to the French River Basin! Enjoy...it's likely the highlight of your trip.
@kirkhuddleston9387
@kirkhuddleston9387 Год назад
Very cool 👍
@SchoandJo
@SchoandJo Год назад
Thanks Kirk!
@martinkok5123
@martinkok5123 Год назад
Never seen that before, and I 'm sure I never Will. Very cool .👍👍👋
@SchoandJo
@SchoandJo Год назад
Awesome, glad you liked it Martin!
@scottabercrombie376
@scottabercrombie376 Год назад
I think you transferred your excitement/nervousness to me while watching. Going to get a beer now.
@SchoandJo
@SchoandJo Год назад
Thanks, Scott! 🍻
@user-kx8ev2yu9m
@user-kx8ev2yu9m Год назад
Thanks for making us RU-vid famous for a day - Jeff & Cathy on M/V Serendipity
@jeremystory6981
@jeremystory6981 Год назад
THANKS for historic ,,would not have now😊
@jeffspicolli593
@jeffspicolli593 9 месяцев назад
I've been over it and sitting on the bow for the very last part of the descent <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1229">20:29</a> is thrilling.
@SchoandJo
@SchoandJo 9 месяцев назад
It really is!
@luvtheoldusa
@luvtheoldusa Год назад
I laugh love watching your adventure in the beginning I watch you eat so health lol NOW cream filled donuts and butter tarts growing up in Buffalo I loved the things your showing and including Tim Horton. To the point I live in Florida now and get Tim’s shipped to me monthly. Enjoy and try to stop at Mackinaw island Michigan
@mcouture8169
@mcouture8169 Год назад
Elliot, you are so well trained with Jen's question about "How does my hair look?"... and without any pause, answering "Amazing!"... You two (three?) are great! btw.. any info about the hull?
@opinionsmatter5201
@opinionsmatter5201 Год назад
Jen has evolved SOOO much from nervous and worried a bout almost every thing to being cool sailor.
@HopeOfJoe
@HopeOfJoe Год назад
"Thanks for watching."...........Thanks for sharing ‼️👍🏻 The CHUTE has to be an experience. No question. See you next time. ✨ 🌊 💨 🛥🏝🌞✨
@sachagra1
@sachagra1 Год назад
Another great video. Curious about closing the seacock, I've never done it, where did that advice come from?
@richardlay1492
@richardlay1492 8 месяцев назад
We going do that trip one day thanks take us along lol I check the under the boat to make sure all good free haul out
@SchoandJo
@SchoandJo 8 месяцев назад
Haha it really is...
@scottarmstrong5273
@scottarmstrong5273 Год назад
You say that tomorrow you have one more lock and you enter the best cruising grounds.. But you have been on the best cruising grounds from day one!!!
@andrewwylie2117
@andrewwylie2117 Год назад
Btw… music selection has been great. Do you have a playlist posted somewhere?
@12000Jetlag
@12000Jetlag Год назад
Awesome video! I recently found your channel and have enjoyed watching your adventure on the Trent Severn. I have a SeaRay 340 Sundancer on Lake Erie and hope to boat some Canadian waters when I retire next year. I have a couple of questions about the Big Chute. 1. Closing the seacocks for the "ride over" serves what purpose? 2. When you enter the chute, do the hoist straps adjust to your boat to lift where the manufacturer says lift or are they straps permanently in place and it lifts from where ever you pull in? Looking forward to seeing your other videos while I am waiting to take my boat out of winter storage. Thanks for sharing! Ollie makes a great crew member.
@georgearmstrong681
@georgearmstrong681 Год назад
Good questions. I'm curious about both of these. Cool video. This is one of the experiences I most want to have if I ever get to do the loop. Keep it up you two. I was just in Jax to see family and talked about your videos. My wife went to Wolfson.
@brustar5152
@brustar5152 Год назад
You didn't do the glass of water thingy. We were told to put a glass of water on the deck and glance periodically at it. That was in the seventies though so maybe they just want you to not bother today? Also; the suggestion was made that if we hadn't had the boat out of the water for some time that this was an excellent opportunity for one of us to walk the sidewalk and snap photos of the bottom. It's even cool to be in a car waiting while you watch a boat go by in the air.. If you ever get over to the old country, their canal systems are worth renting a "canal barge" for at least a couple of weeks and they have one lock that is a rotating lock like the cylinder of a revolver. You go in and like a ferris wheel you get rotate and lowered/raised to another level.
@SchoandJo
@SchoandJo Год назад
We didn't hear about the glass of water, that sounds like a fun experiment! We would LOVE to check out the canals across the pond, its on our bucketlist so hopefully one day!
@aeneas-sails
@aeneas-sails 5 месяцев назад
impressive piece of L-glass on that camera!
@SchoandJo
@SchoandJo 5 месяцев назад
Thanks so much 🙏 we love our cameras
@georgelasko7019
@georgelasko7019 Год назад
Where doesSho and Jo come from? It has nothing to do with your names or the boat. Have been enjoying you since you started your 2nd loop. Very entertaining <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="513">8:33</a> rest of the loop!!
@jackiegaudette6225
@jackiegaudette6225 Год назад
We did Big Shoot in a 15 ft fishing boat !
@timothyjones6601
@timothyjones6601 Год назад
I have mixed emotions; probably the most nerve racking experience ,and at the same time, I want to do it!! I would be shaking so much I'm not sure if i could even dock the boat afterwords.😁
@andrewwylie2117
@andrewwylie2117 Год назад
“Embrace the pivot “
@SchoandJo
@SchoandJo Год назад
💯
@Tnapvrvideo
@Tnapvrvideo 3 месяца назад
Nice share! What is the longest boat the chute can accommodate?
@SchoandJo
@SchoandJo 3 месяца назад
Thanks for watching! It looks like the max beam is 24 feet, and max length is 99 feet.
@tcoker6616
@tcoker6616 Год назад
It’s called “Shelter in Place”!
@cmichaelhaugh8517
@cmichaelhaugh8517 Год назад
Yikes and WOW!
@robertfraser845
@robertfraser845 Год назад
no lift locks they are a must go to also there are 2 of them
@donb270
@donb270 Год назад
Makes you want to do the loop a second time !
@paulbromell8018
@paulbromell8018 Год назад
A little too late now but, you could Pivot and go right back up again.
@SchoandJo
@SchoandJo Год назад
haha that would have been something... Maybe next time we are in the TS we'll get the two-way pass!
@Alcochaser
@Alcochaser Год назад
Yes, the famous boat train. After this..the next weird thing is the corps of engineer fish zapper just south of Chicago
@Bubba-tx1vx
@Bubba-tx1vx 3 месяца назад
Can we get an oh my gosh count ! 😄😅
@fuzzybutkus8970
@fuzzybutkus8970 3 месяца назад
During the lamprey discussion I was strangely turned on and repelled at the same time.
@SchoandJo
@SchoandJo 3 месяца назад
😂😂😂
@michaeltutty1540
@michaeltutty1540 3 месяца назад
Those rapids are called Big Chute.
@SchoandJo
@SchoandJo 3 месяца назад
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@johnmichael893
@johnmichael893 Месяц назад
Why did you have to close your sea cocked and re open them is this like a sea sstrainers
@SchoandJo
@SchoandJo 25 дней назад
You don't have to per-say, but it was recommended to. The reason is that if you close them, the water stays in your lines. if you leave them open the water will drain out. So when you splash again on the otherside, your impellers will have to work a little bit harder to pump that first initial water into your system.
@doncritzer2798
@doncritzer2798 Год назад
That thing is from the Flintstones ha ha haa
@jeremystory6981
@jeremystory6981 Год назад
👀⚡️⛈️😅😅
@skylarlee8767
@skylarlee8767 Месяц назад
I did big chute twice last yr
@SchoandJo
@SchoandJo Месяц назад
Its such a cool ride, wish we could've done it multiple times
@Ayl-bw1iq
@Ayl-bw1iq Год назад
I just started following and watching my my husband and two daughters. We love your channel but are confused.. on instagram you say you have completed the loop but here are north? Are you working through the loop a second time? 🤍
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