Power Catamaran Mooring Blunder – What NOT to do!
Watch a powerboat catamaran fail to retrieve a mooring ball and hit another boat. Learn step-by-step tips to avoid this mistake and moor safely every time.
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Watch a powerboat catamaran fail to retrieve a mooring ball and hit another boat. Learn step-by-step tips to avoid this mistake and moor safely every time.
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