VÂNATOAREA DE 3 ANI pentru NOUL nostru TRIMARAN

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1. Live your dream!

2. flat seas

3. I love the idea of seeing some sailing on the Great Lakes being a fellow Michigander and owning property on Lake Superior. Those trailerable trimarans look like loads of fun but they sure don't look toddler friendly.

4. Finally catching up on vids. 😎

5. just curious, have you been able to checkout a Dragonfly? They have a few modles that are trailerable….

6. OK you two…………a cliff hange??? 🤪 Toooooooooooooooo much fun. ✨🌊💨⛵️🏝👙🌞

7. Will these tris’ take any kind of weather at all? They seem really low in the water and not very comfortable to cruise. Feels like a lot more of a racing boat to me.

8. Omg. Heartbreaking to see Soulianis. Wowza. 😢

9. Being a tall man myself! Really look forward to see if you actually come up with what you are looking for! !! Good luck!

10. I didn’t even know there was such a large trailerable sailboat. Thanks guys. Can’t wait to see what you find in the end.

11. "Kids"? Plural?

12. The first boat you looked at is my buddy Thor’s very nice boat

13. Before using Chip to tow a boat consider not only tongue weight but trailer quality (structure, axle rating, tires, electric brakes), center of gravity, and drag coefficient. If there’s any question of trailer pushing tow vehicle trade up.

14. Hey guys, there's another easy answer… dropping the floors on an F31/32/33 have all been done to accommodate headroom! I can talk you through this if you want. Also pros & cons of C36/37 as a trailerable. Went through all of this as we've owned F27, F25c and built the F39. So good to see your excitement for flying a hull!

15. I am a little confused because their timeline is so far in the past. Did they buy the boat three years ago?

16. so glad to see your heads pop up again. Exciting times ahead, what will be your final choice……..who knows, have fun

17. i see you found my Brainwave channel!!! at 00:46/47 in your video…….haha…get one, no matter what…you will get used to small space, and sailing icw self support and dry out and beaching opt is 300% more fun, but they are and stay expensive! Me having fun on Farriers since 2003…

18. Seems like we need to come back next week. You got us curious. hehehehehe

19. So sad to see her in that state. But as they say onward and upward

20. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dragonfly_Trimarans?wprov=sfla1

21. The Great Lakes are pretty good Hurricane holes.

22. I am fortunate to own a mid duty truck that is capable of hauling quite large loads. I have also been thinking about a trailable boat, but I had not thought about a trimaran. One thing I have learned over the years pulling trailers is not to tow a trailer that is close to the design limits of the tow vehicle. Having a tow vehicle with substantial capacity more than the trailed vehicle is much safer and more comfortable.

23. Privilege 585?

24. Still trying to figure out whose trimaran was shown in both of the last two videos being launched at our yacht club on Lake Erie. Was a shock to see an oh so familiar scene just yards from my own boat.

25. You owning a trailerable tri, would have me watching all your videos. Love those lovely Dragonfly tri. But man you pay for what you get.

26. Such interesting boats, trailerale trimans, had never seen them before. You don't want to skimp on a towing vehicle, it needs to be heavy and be capable of towing the weight over a long distance. If you're planning just a few trips a year lookt the options for a vehicle. Check the restrictions not only in various states but also for bridges, roads and launching sites an integral launching trolley will save corrosion to the trailer systems.

27. Awesome episode, go bigger yes!!!

28. 💫🌟🌟🌟🌟👌👍✊👆👆👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👑👑👑👑👑

29. Hey Kiddos! Love seeing you back. The big thing about multihulls – speed is safety. Especially in todays world with all the weather data etc we have access to.

30. Love sharing these Michigan Northern woods with you. I was trucking through Autumn's blazing beauty of the Huron-Manistee Nat'l Forest on Oct 20. Really like the neat Trimaran Plan, Stan!

31. Oh that's a great choice I've always been a fan of the try Moran Google doesn't know what it's doing never mind that they should have said try moron

32. I couldn't think of what it was the last time but I was saying you stole me away from selling vagabond I sure makes me wish I was a sailing but I think I've missed my opportunity enjoy you guys

33. 10:27 where do you put the solar panels and batteries?

34. I was wondering what had happened to Soulianis.

35. so very cool!

36. This is unbelievably refreshing seeing and hearing about people doing this more realistically. You guys built up your income streams, are not trying to sail around the world and across oceans with toddlers expecting to enjoy the experience but are still getting out there, exploring, exposing kid/s, and planning for the future. I am glad someone else out there is taking the same approach – gives me faith that there are more level headed people that also like excitement out there.

37. I loved this update. It has been hard wondering what you are doing when we were seeing year old videos. But, now I get it. A lot has been happening behind the scenes. Looking forward to the next video to continue your story and maybe learn a little about your house build. Or not, for privacy reasons which we all understand. Thanks again!

38. Fairly certain that F33 was in my neck of the woods… Carlyle Lake, IL?

39. If the guy in the Philippines building the 33 can easily raise the roof to give you head room. Or it’s time to consider the Danish dragonfly trimarans (Danes are pretty tall)

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