expensive insurance this is why

[smile0784]

A few issues there
But mainly

What a waste

[Kimtown]

Something similar to this happened to a (very dumb) mate of mine on the way over to McLaughins inlet. A kangaroo ran out of the scrub and instead of just slamming on the brakes and smacking into it, he attempted to dodge it.... at 100+ km/h. His big 6.5 whitley or whatever it was fish-tailed down the highway just like this boat did... he was EXTREMELY lucky to hold onto it and managed to correct it and came to a stop.

Could have been very very bad. Especially hitting a big gum tree head on, or even worse an on coming car.

[Nude up]

Something similar to this happened to a (very dumb) mate of mine on the way over to McLaughins inlet. A kangaroo ran out of the scrub and instead of just slamming on the brakes and smacking into it, he attempted to dodge it.... at 100+ km/h. His big 6.5 whitley or whatever it was fish-tailed down the highway just like this boat did... he was EXTREMELY lucky to hold onto it and managed to correct it and came to a stop.

Could have been very very bad. Especially hitting a big gum tree head on, or even worse an on coming car.

I didn’t want to but the very reason I had a bull bar fitted to my land cruiser. I didn’t want to waste a fishing trip especially when going to Bermie or Portland. That was the advice just hit the kangaroo don’t even think about swerving. My style of driving does not go well swerving I tend to drive at the top end of the speed limit. My boat weighs in at 2600kg I overtake lots of people no fish tailing the easy tow trailer is a ripper.

[frozenpod]

It is all about the COG and ball weight. Keep the COG as low as possible and have enough ball weight to keep it stable.

[Kimtown]

Something similar to this happened to a (very dumb) mate of mine on the way over to McLaughins inlet. A kangaroo ran out of the scrub and instead of just slamming on the brakes and smacking into it, he attempted to dodge it.... at 100+ km/h. His big 6.5 whitley or whatever it was fish-tailed down the highway just like this boat did... he was EXTREMELY lucky to hold onto it and managed to correct it and came to a stop.

Could have been very very bad. Especially hitting a big gum tree head on, or even worse an on coming car.

I didn’t want to but the very reason I had a bull bar fitted to my land cruiser. I didn’t want to waste a fishing trip especially when going to Bermie or Portland. That was the advice just hit the kangaroo don’t even think about swerving. My style of driving does not go well swerving I tend to drive at the top end of the speed limit. My boat weighs in at 2600kg I overtake lots of people no fish tailing the easy tow trailer is a ripper.

Dead kangaroo vs dead me?

Hmmm tough one...



I love kangaroos as an animal in general, but I know which one I'm picking. Sorry skip.

[Tackleberry]

Something similar to this happened to a (very dumb) mate of mine on the way over to McLaughins inlet. A kangaroo ran out of the scrub and instead of just slamming on the brakes and smacking into it, he attempted to dodge it.... at 100+ km/h. His big 6.5 whitley or whatever it was fish-tailed down the highway just like this boat did... he was EXTREMELY lucky to hold onto it and managed to correct it and came to a stop.

Could have been very very bad. Especially hitting a big gum tree head on, or even worse an on coming car.

I didn’t want to but the very reason I had a bull bar fitted to my land cruiser. I didn’t want to waste a fishing trip especially when going to Bermie or Portland. That was the advice just hit the kangaroo don’t even think about swerving. My style of driving does not go well swerving I tend to drive at the top end of the speed limit. My boat weighs in at 2600kg I overtake lots of people no fish tailing the easy tow trailer is a ripper.

Dead kangaroo vs dead me?

Hmmm tough one...



I love kangaroos as an animal in general, but I know which one I'm picking. Sorry skip.

Me too they taste great ......