IAHTUL MEU ITALIAN DE 30 DE ANI S-a scufundat

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1. I’ve restored a few after sinking and it’s a nightmare job. Everyone move done the insurance had totaled them but the owners wanted them restored. After the last one I did I decided it’s not worth what people will pay.

2. If you don't know how to maintain a boat you shouldn't be able to own one. If you were away, you should have had an alarm to alert you via text of water intrusion. Can't fix stupid!

3. I can't believe you thought you could use straps to raise it! Only airbags! Should have called Seatow or BoatUs!

4. Yachts have masts

5. Smells like a blown thru hull… Hopefully insurance comes through. Pickle the engines and hopefully you can salvage.

6. I also feeling sad for you and the B is for Build team. The Mariner team did excellent with re-floating the boat. Good work and effort on finding and securing the leakage and soars thereof. Please do not attempt to start the two engines. They will have water be taken in from the intakes, exhausts and dip sticks. You are good in identifying various weak points and ideas in better and preventing the. Good luck on further fixing/building the boat.

7. It wants the diesel engines back.

8. I know their hands are f-f-freezing 🥶

9. Man, that just sucks! So sorry this happened to your boat. And on your birthday to.

10. Damn… Our 30' cabin cruiser partially sank due to a muskrat chewing through something on the lower units. But it was only on a couple feet of water, so it didn't sink completely. Just needed to pump it out and then run to the launch ASAP.

    Sorry this happened man… Rough result after all that effort this past summer

11. you need to get the water out of the inside of the engines. pull the plugs pour oil in the cylinders. rust is the enemy of internal combustion engines. you might just think about pulling the engines. they will be the number one expensive item on the list. luckily it wasn't salt water.

12. You can not leave boats stationary in tidal waters….Why are you leaving your boat in the Willamette during the winter lmao?

13. I can't say it doesn't surprise me.

14. That’s not a yacht

15. Thats horrible. So sorry thus happened. Not fair after all your work. Good luck with it.

16. Those motors need to be pickled immediately if you’re going to save them. Like now!!!! Everything else, and I mean everything will have to be replaced, that includes the wiring. Good luck. I hate to say it, but in all likelihood, the boat is totaled.

17. Sad it was was so snowy. Got overloaded

18. That's one hell of a birthday gift !

19. Just wondering where this was filmed the background looks like chattonooga tenennesee (sorry dont know how to spell good lol)

20. Unfortunately, a proper build would include a thru-hull shut off valve. This is why she sank… get a boat maintenance course and repair her. At the moment, she’s worth not even a plugged penny.

21. Just pump the water out 😂

22. You call that a yacht? Look like a fishing boat that would be used on a lake.

23. So sorry to see this has happened. 😢

24. I am amazed and complement you both on your attituded dealing with this situation!

25. Bro that's ur fault. U supposed to take the boat outta the water why u jus left it in the water

26. I'm so sorry to see this 😢

27. That’s so sad

28. What a birthday

29. This sucks big time. Sorry dude. Whatever you decide to do we will be favoriting.

30. blubblubblub

31. Haha, time to sell it to someone who will really take care for it.

32. Why am I not surprised? This "project" has been a disaster from day one, starting with not checking oil levels in the engines and letting one of them seize, to replacing them with lightweight car engines instead of proper diesels.

    More fundamentally, I never liked the whole attitude of these guys with their "fresh thinking," who smugly dismiss as old fashioned the views and advice of seasoned mariners who have been around the block and know, often from bitter experience, what works and what doesn't.

    Now you are about to discover the realities of dealing with federal and state regulators, Coast Guard reports, environmental impact assessments, insurance investigators and a whole host of other matters implemented by those square idiots who mean business and don't appreciate the fresh, modern thinking of neophytes who already know everything and don't care to learn. That, in large part, is why they took over and weren't about to tolerate an amateur salvage operation.

    Didn't quite foresee this particular end, but again, I am not surprised.

33. If @McFadden can get it so can you.

34. Insurance love to get paid but when is their turn to pay they try to bounce and not pay shit is BS

35. Damn I followed this build and I just saw this. That sucks to see, one thing I know tho atleast those lsx’s are save able

36. insurance is gonna be nice

37. To much snow and ice on the boat

38. Fix it

39. Sorry to see this. From experience, don't even consider buying the salvage. It's essentially impossible to get it insured again.

40. Oh hey insurance scam 😅😅😅

41. Most fake reaction, for most obvious event… Insurance scam to the max

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