rgranger
Back in 1993 during the artic age at your marina, a fellow tried to get his boat out but somehow let loose the trailer into the water with a note dive, dive, dive. It was hot outside, only 7 degrees compared to Siberia during the Russian winter. I had made two back to back trips to Florida to pick up two Catalina 22's and when I walked into the office towing the second boat and sure tired came the call. Went to the marina and sure enough saw the trailer underwater with the boat tied to the dock half submerged with no one around, not even a mouse. Since no one was around, went skinny dipping streaking thru the parking lot. Hooked up a chain to the trailer and ran or streaked back to the truck to get warm and also to get out of the birthday suit when Mr. and Mrs. Owner arrived. Yikes. They laughed their butts off. When I got my clothes on and of course freezing cold, I told Mrs. Owner to drive several miles for a cup of hot mojoe and leave Mr. Owner to help. Got the boat onto the trailer, pulled out the pumps and "drained the swamp." When told how water got into the boat, I laughed. Mrs. owner pulled the depth finder and knot meter out without putting the dummy plugs in. Husband realized what was going on and went back into the boat to put them in. I parked the boat and then proceeded home to warm up. Mrs. Owner had to tell several folks and boy did I hear about that. They sure did not like my bill.