Відео

How long can you run on the battery?

Does installing the motor off-set from center make the boat pull to the left?

Does it leak if the battery / pump module is removed? Or is there a check valve to prevent water flowing out?

Everything I've read says that there shouldn't be more than an approximate 3 in space in between bunk slides. Have you had any problems with your spacing? Just curious before I order my slides. Thanks

6:00 if you make sure the tire nipple is on the inside, it's harder for people to steal the air out of your tire. Can never be too safe. 😉

Good Stuff.....Thnx !

Slick and simple

Bro thank you I have the new canoe hand steer kit that I'm putting on XTR 130 bonafide now I can actually see how I'm going to mod this after you took apart the NK300 I thought the power cable was all one piece and I would have to splice wires thank you for making this video I will have a video on my build as well not starting it yet still waiting for more parts

Was that a 36 in trolling motor ?

Did you have any problems with painting scratching on the bottom of the boat? Novino says not for bottom painted boats. Thanks!

This knot is getting undone if you push the main line back

That's what happens when you don't use treated wood and stainless hardware.

I have a Nucanoe Ultimate with an Nk300 with the same battery and achieved a maximum speed of 6.0. How are you getting 6.9 with all that weight?

Great video! Would that battery fit in the gear pod? I'm going with this same setup and want the battery up front if possible

Might get some.

Awesome! I can’t wait to try this in the spring. You did an excellent job in describing everything you did and showing everything we need to try it ourselves.

nice job

You are one year ahead of me. Great idea. Thanks

Nice updates!

Really nice! I’d suggest using silicone air tubing it’s more forgiving and contours better

nice video ty, i subbed, so under your links of Alternative Build Supplies, i use the 3\8 metal ball and the 3\8 inch heat shrink right ? or use the 1/2 heat shrink with the 3\8 inch metal balls ? also a lighter would work as i heat the shrink right ? and final question which is heavier the 3\8 metal ball or the 3\8 inch marble, and which would you prefer ? thanks

Awesome ✌️✌️

Another great DIY

Nice

Excellent video. My trailer was built in 1983. The bunks are always a problem. Your video has given some great in-sight. I subscribed, I look forward to future videos.

We’re did you get the hubs and were they pre assembled

Great video & info. After a lifetime on the water I had never heard of a "Box Anchor"!! Thanks for educating me. 👍🏼

Cool video- just what I was looking for

All this time I thought it was the beer causing me to fall out the boat, it's been the like button all along...lol Good ideas man

I imagine you have your suppers in because I didn't see any water on your deck. I get alot of water coming in on mine when I use my xi3.

Another great DIY video Dan

that is a neat and easy way but it is solid I use parachute cable It's flexible and snakes through the rocks etc.

Is it too early to comment on the fender clearance again?

Helluva good idea man … love the content man

Nice video. A heads up though as I think you put the mounting plate for the throttle control on backwards. The plate should cover the bottom of the throttle entirely.

God dang learn how to throw a net😂

How slow can you go ? Example slow trolling for crappie.

Great ideal

You can buy Cable Ties (you call Zip Ties ?) with a Loop on them and make a great "Hook Keeper", when the loop breaks, cut it off and fit another !!

I also have this anchor. Like this video. I will be adding this to my set up soon

That "Backer Rod" foam dowel can be rammed down a Dead baits throat to make it a "Pop Up" bait.

AWESOME idea Captain Dan✌️. N I couldn’t agree more Neverlost Anchors are the best anchors in the game, n the proseries is the game changer !✌️

Another great How To Dan

Not sure if it's the same thing, but we'd get coils of lead, cut them to the length/weight that we want, use a purpose-built set of pliers that have a rod that you use to poke a hole in one end after you flatten that end, attach a swivel and go swing on salmon...in a rock/boulder strewn river...no snags (mostly)...

Hi, can you tell me where did you find that electrical ladle? Making my own jigs, never see one for sale. Thanks.

Where did you get your hubs from

Called re-inventing the wheel Waste of time

What size are the yellow end floats and does nets n more sell them ? Thanks

I’d love to see how/if you can tie a 4 bank charger to these setups. Extra bank for starting battery.

You dick xD Im not subscribing just yet but I commented and liked. I swear to god if I miss my first catch because of you xD