1. Use the full 4 digit year for everything you are asking your question about. Example: 1962, 1988, 2000, 2011
2. Include the correct name of your Whaler model. Example: Montauk 17, Montauk 170, Outrage 26, Outrage 260
3. Include the length when necessary. Example: 16, 17, 18, 20, 22
4. Do not post your email address anywhere on this site as it is already in your user profile.

Parbuckling
John Fyke	#1  Posted on 07/28/17 - 4:09 AM
Member Personal Page Posts: 1307 Comments: 0 Joined: 09/06/06	https://www.facebook.com/seatowcapemay/videos/10154691650563021/ John Fyke Re-Fit or Reef It 1979 15' Sport with Super Sport conversion and 70hp mercury.
ClevelandBill	#2  Posted on 07/29/17 - 6:21 AM
Member Personal Page Posts: 166 Comments: 0 Joined: 08/12/15	Extra cool video. Shared it with friends on Facebook. Questions: 1) how do you flip a Whaler in the first place? 2) what model was that in the video? 3) can parbuckling be done of small boats, manually, with long lines, and standing on the hull? ClevelandBill Ferry m/v SHRUG 2015 150 Super Sport 60hp Merc
butchdavis	#3  Posted on 07/29/17 - 7:24 AM
Member Posts: 838 Comments: 0 Joined: 11/22/11	I believe it's a matter of how much weight you can get on the side of the hull. For your 15 I would assume at least four husky guys, or ladies. Think of a racing cat. Butch
JRP	#4  Posted on 07/29/17 - 11:30 AM
Member Posts: 755 Comments: 2 Joined: 08/29/14	ClevelandBill wrote: ...Questions: 1) how do you flip a Whaler in the first place?... Most likely by hitting a wake or wave at speed. And/or by taking enough water aboard to swamp. Whalers are "unsinkable" but can be very unstable and flip when swamped. Edited by JRP on 07/29/17 - 11:58 AM