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I just commented on the previous vid, saying I didn't think that thing would work. I'd love to have such a shallow, clean ramp as that one! Ours is steeper and green n slimy...

How is that little thing gonna help on a slimy, slippery ramp? It will just slide backwards, along with your other 4 tires. I certainly don't think it would work on the back tire, as you usually need to put the back wheels in the water, so putting this in place would be tricky. I'm seriously thinking of asking the local boat club to install a bollard or a big concrete block or something we can tie on to, so if we slip we don't go too far.

Fantastic wow much better than the junker gas motors

On one of our early sails, we turned turtle in a sudden squall, we righted the 14'2 Capri as we had learned, but the experience shook my confidence, haven't sailed since. I miss the solace and steady, smooth progress, knowing that it's your knowledge and skill that propels the craft to its destination

Actually I just trying to overload my outboard to the point of breaking the last couple years so I had an excuse to buy a new one

Gas will always be king

I own both

Yall, don't ever put your drain plug in from the inside. ALWAYS install it from the outside and flip the lever UP, NOT DOWN. Fucking yt and lousy advice.

Ya dogs are better

We enjoy our electric scooters. But we aren’t trying to go anywhere, haul anything or replace a gas engine. That’s what makes it work. Beyond that I’m going with gas.

Can't stop watching this gus vids! An entire Tuesday afternoon wasted!!

Considering a boat is in sunlight 99% of its life..its a no win for the gas power.

The repair shop will hear nothing but the ca ching of their cashregister.😊

Go feed your chickens dude....lol

Its should be mounted with the hinge upwards.

Are you for real?😂

$6.89 @ Home Despot or Lowes

Ooohh k!

Your too much!! Enjoy your vids.

10 HP doesnt exists because at 10 you have to register the boat so you get up to 9.9HP, and not worry about registering./lic/ins. if youre going to register, then after that you may as well just go to 25+

I want one!

Simple. A good used sailboat is like 20.000€, yearly mooring is around 5000€. Doesn't really add up, does it...?

Had any issues outta it? Just got a Johnson 6HP for my 12” Jon boat

Any fool can drive a cars it takes real skill to handle a sailboat.

Thanks for this video. On another note- Do you have wind chimes somewhere near there or is that eerie sound from the background music?

Will my light light up on my spark tester or do i need one like yours

For a true sailor, it’s not the destination, it’s the journey.

I just bought a slightly used 12-foot Tracker Topper jon boat . I have begun to realize the points you’re making, Wayne. It’s a very basic and very decent little boat, but most importantly a hot commodity of enjoyment and appreciation of the great outdoors…priceless!

Honda 100b is a true ten hp motor

Thx 👍👍👍🤝🇩🇰

This does not apply to the UK. There could be local restrictions but 10hp are available from all the major manufacturers.

I have that's much older and a different style

tractor supply $229 delivery fee should be considered

It's even more important to put it back in

And yet I’m looking at a vintage 10hp motor as I watch this

Had both. Flat bottoms are worthless except for in a swamp.

Dang,BIDEN doing marine inspections

Why don’t they make the holes larger so it’s drains faster?

I have always owned used boats. When I buy one the first thing I do is go through it. I rebuild the carburetor, send the alternator & starter to get rebuilt, new fuel filter, fuel line if necessary, new spark plugs & wires, coil, points if it has, make sure fuel tank isn’t contaminated, new sea pump, check all hoses and clamps, remove the drive to check u-joints (if it has) everything else like the bellows shift boot, change gear oil and grease everything. I install a bilge pump that is much bigger than what’s in it I go way overkill to the point I have to make a bigger hole in the transom, 2 batteries, change all bulbs to led only to save battery power, have a radio, quality life jackets. People think I’m crazy for going this far like my one buddy that got caught in 10ft swells and waves in my 18ft boat that actually measured 16ft. We were in the river heading to the lake when the waves in the river started getting big which never happens because it’s 1/2 mile to the lake and has break walls. Well because my boat was so small and I was stuck between other big boats by the time I could turn around it was too late the waves were to big coming too fast. The waves came over the windshield. My girlfriend and his girlfriend are crying, he’s scared, everyone telling me to turn around and I said put ur life jackets on, we can’t turn on a wave we will capsize so let me drive. We get past the walls into the lake and I had a quick chance to turn around and then a 40ft sailboat was damn near ontop of us so I throttled up just enough to ride the wave and we got back safe. If i didn’t have a huge bilge pump we likely would have sank and if the engine didn’t run so well we definitely would have sank not being able to ride the waves and if i didn’t know how to drive in rough water we would have sank. I know this is a long post but people don’t understand how easy it is to get into a situation. Not only do I go through my boats for safety but when u go on ur boat it’s for fun you don’t wanna break down for that reason too.

Just took my first boat out for the first time lol. I didn't wreck anything, so there's that. I figured it out. Probably should've watched this before hand.

Fuel. Diesel is almost always available at the marina, petrol often isn't (UK at least). I hated my sterndrive aka I/O and now have a shaft-driven diesel. But it's still noisy compared to the same size boat with an outboard. On the plus side, my fuel costs a fraction of what theirs does!

It gives ability to travel not whole world, but only that its parts that have shores and don't have pirates and so on.

All 9,9 hp engines are secretly a 15hp engine

Im terrible at swimming. We stopped the boat to jump into the water,didnt anchor and i let go for literally 2 seconds from the ladder. The waves instantly took me too far away to swim back. It took 15 minutes to get me back on board. If i didnt have my pfd id be dead

so maybe I can buy a big screen that the phone plugs into , something like that id want to see on a larger screen

What do you mean, three horsepower "equivalent"?

thats a lie, you see honda outboards make 10HP