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24 mph. Boat has a tunnel I put in it approx 18 years ago. Video was made with 400 pound load (2 people). Very slight v is good. Bottom of my boat is close to flat, and only 40” wide. 14’ 40”

Jawbone Live no just a flat bottom boat, your transom may need built up some the bottom of the foot should be fairly close to the bottom of the boat.

Josh Moore Am guessing 20-25 mph.

@@maggieskindercorner1395 thank you much appreciated

I have a Lowe 1448M with a 2019 25hp Mercury Jet. I can run about 23mph empty with just me in the boat. 2 people with gear is around 17-20mph

14’-42” Lowe

The seat tops don’t seem to be large enough to stick to them. My kids sit on them in shorts, but tend to sit at edge where legs won’t touch. Good idea for portable seating for your kids.

@@maggieskindercorner1395 Thanks! I think it's a great way to somewhat waterproof the fabric. Thanks for your video! And for replying!

Hi! I actually have a different fabric on top of the lids now. Using the same process, I eliminated the fabric and clear contact paper by purchasing oil cloth fabric, which is really like a vinyl covered canvas you can buy from Michael's or Hobby Lobby. Just use the cardboard and fiber fill, then cover with oil cloth and gorilla tape the underside, then attach with inside out loops of gorilla tape. I am on year two with the new covers, and they still look brand new! My bench cover does too! Here is a link to the bench with the oil cloth top. maggieskinder.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/IMG_0284.png

Adding to my initial response: All ages of students and teachers use my bucket seats. The buckets will hold any adult. The seats are also tall enough for an older student. My kids like them better because it puts them above the table at a comfortable height. Hope this helps! Maggie

It’s a homemade 3” tunnel.

I am just now seeing this Kathy! Thank you so much. I still have mine too. I actually added another set this year and covered cardboard circles with fiber fill and plastic coated cloth from Hobby Lobby. They are so sturdy! I think it is called oil cloth.

@@maggieskindercorner1395 Hi Maggie... I'm now retired since 2019. I kept a few of those seats and gave the rest away to a friend. She's not a teacher, but she needed the 5 gallon buckets for projects she does at home. She's a crafter. I now have a small business. I hope all is well with you! Those seats were the best thing I ever made! I had 8 of them and the kids loved them! <3 Thanks again! btw... I love owls, so I made owls on trees on the sides of the bucket seats and I found cloth with leaves for the tops. <3

@@sunflower6153 Love that you updated here. I too retired in 2019! I kept some of mine to use with grandsons, and left the others for the next teacher. I love inexpensive classroom decor. I hope to get back to school to help out after things are not as risky. We retired in the Nick of time, didn’t we!

@@maggieskindercorner1395 You've got that right! Every time I hear something less desirable happens, I thank God I retired when I did. 39 yes was long enough. 😉😊 I miss the kids, but not the extra paperwork and testing. We were testing 3 yr olds! I guess it's one way to see their progress throughout the year, but it was a great deal of testing.