How to leave a parallel park on an Axopar 37

Dan Jones takes us through the exact instructions for how to leave a parallel park an Axopar 37 by reversing out.

Welcome to the Eyachts How To Series… Here we show you how to best use your boat. Whether you own an Axopar, Greenline or Sealine or are thinking about a purchase this is the best play to find out everything you are itching to know…

LEAVE A PARALLEL PARK

Wheel over to starboard/ port (opposite direction to dock).

One engine in reverse.

Using Bow thruster to push away from the dock.

Keep a good eagle eye on the dock to keep the boat parallel with the dock.

The engine will always have more thrust than the bow thruster so you will have to keep putting the engine in and out of gear to keep the boat parallel.

Then off you go.

It is almost too easy…

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