Bass Tracker Full Interior Restoration
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- Опубліковано 7 чер 2021
- ☆Bass Tracker Full Interior Restoration☆
Products used in project---
20oz Bass Boat Carpet:
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Nate's Dry Hatches:
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Perko fingerpulls:
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8 Gang Switch Panel:
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USB/ Voltmeter Combo panel:
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FlowRite Pump Out/Aerator Combo:
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Variable Livewell Timer:
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Attwood Tsunami livewell pump kit:
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1" Stainless self tapping screws:
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Male Female Wire Connectors:
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Fuse Box w negative terminal:
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Bilge pump hose kit:
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Ancor Marine 14 gauge duplex wire-
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BASS TRACKER PTO TEAM 165
After building personal boat projects and sharing those projects build process on UA-cam for the past few years I have decided in 2021 to offer my services to the public under #brigadeboats .
What you see in this video is Brigade build #2, built April- May 2021.
Today's project is a Bass Tracker Pro Team 165. The boat was in decent shape, just worn and in need of some rehab. Of course if your going to gut the carpet you might as well go all out right?
In this video I will cover the full scope of work I did to the Bass Tracker. Removing carpet, replacing 1/2 inch plywood with sheet aluminum, new aluminum framing, added dry hatches, new 20oz bass boat carpet, new wiring, adding Fuse box and switches, adding livewell recirculation and timer, and much much more! I'd say this project escalated quickly!
I'll show you in this video before and after of the boat project, give an overview of the entire scope of work, including tips and tricks, share the tools and materials needed, show a walk thru of the cometed project, and show the customers reaction upon pick up! Don't miss it!
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Superb job the attention to detail is impressive.
Wish I could hit the Like button about 1000 times - great work buddy - you are incredible. All the very best to you and the family.
So impressed I subscribed to your channel. Very good work on this old Tracker.
Great Job man. I saw this boat in person, looks great
Thanks for the awesome videos! I'm going to try to re-firb my Alumacraft Crappy Jon.These videos help alot. Wish me luck!
GD!!! that was an awesome job AJ, an absolute stunner. I have an "07" 175 txw that needs new carpet and if somehow I hit anytime soon, I'm heading to Georgia to see you, super nice work 😁👍
Outstanding Job...2 thumbs👍👍
Great job 👍
killing it cuzz
Very inspiring my friend ! Cheers buddy
That carpet looks as soft as my glorious beard. Nice video cuzin, good work!
Aluminum and carpet work is top notch as a always . Only thing I would change is the placement of the switch panel. You have all that unused space in the side panel but if you shove a life vest under the seat you're likely to break a switch or pull a wire.
Beautiful work! What’s a restoration like that cost?
Looks great. Why didn't you extend front deck to the back of the rod box? I have the same boat extended deck to the console made the boat 100 times more fishable
I agree. My buddy built his back and Incorporated the console . Like a bigger boat ✌️
great job bro im in georgia also and plan on getting a jon boat in the next two weeks
Awesome, good luck on it!
Have enjoyed watching your videos, doing a restore of old bass boat w/ my son and your videos have been extremely useful in planning!
What was the attachment you used on hand grinder to remove glue/carpet adhesive?
Thanks man, appreciate the feedback. It was probably a wire wheel. Get at Harbor freight
Whats up cousin Nice Job !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What up cuzin my cuzin thank u cuz
great video May I ask a question? I'm building rod lockers and storage boxes out of wood for my 62 starcraft aluminum boat. My question is once I cut the square hole where the lid will be. How much will I need to trim off the piece for the lid to fit flush since there is carpet on the piece I removed to use for the lid? Maybe 1/4 inch?
Thanks Willian
do you ever run in to leaky rivets on the bottom of boat rebuilds and if so what method do you use to fix them?
Realy nice boat now ones i looked at needed new wood
Thank you. Yes, most do especially if not covered or kept outside
Great work. Did the customer not want gas struts on the lids?
Csnt wait for you to do a steering console video.
I can. Lol
I am in the same situation, 86 Tracker TX17, removed all wood, extending the front deck back to the console and not sure how to transition the front deck and incorporate the factory top trim that held the side panels that is mounted thru the hull. any guidance would be apprecieated.
What was the height on the front deck from the subfloor after?
Hey, I have a 2016 tracker pro 170. It's comes with 15gal livewell but I need to make bigger. Any suggestions?
Hey sir do you do deck extensions
I'm just asking ballpark estimate. To have a restoration like you did to the tracker what id be looking at for price thanks Chris
I would like to see what you can do with my 94 Alweld 1542.
Im new to all this, so i have a question. When you ran the wiring and more so the plumbing, i noticed the hoses were against cut raw metal, would it be safer to put a seal on the metal so it doesnt cut the hoses or does it matter? Like i said im new to this so please know im asking for advice and clarity. Ive been watching ur youtube and a few others for over a year now and I love what you do. Brigade boats and TBN are the top 2 I would have build a boat for me. Truly i huge fan of both the channels but im still learning.
Hard to tell exactly where you are referring to specifically. Alk the livewell plumbing was off the metal cutouts, therefore not close enough to rub. Edging can be put on and I typically do if there is any chance of contact being made. Typically same with wiring. Use your best judgment
Awesome work man! This is my exact boat so I’m recreating some of what you did thanks bro! Did you use screws on the floor or did you rivet to the cross supports? Thanks!
Thank you. Counter sink rivets.
@@AnthonyJonesBrigadeBoats I like that but you used for counter sinking the rivets. Happen to remember where you got that or what that’s called?
Hello Mr. Jones this Kenneth Dixon again. I would like to know about getting my 2002 bass tracker done like you done on one of your other videos. It was the one that the guy brought to you from North Carolina. I'm from North Carolina myself. If you would please let me know what the process is with getting you to do the boat. I am sorry if I am being a bother please let me know
Hey Kenny, sorry im just now seeing this..It's gotten quite hard to keep up with alltge comments across all of my platforms. I'm currently booked for over 1 yr out and am unfortunately not entertaining any new projects at this time. I am a small operation, wish I could take on every project out there, but that's not a reality. Sorry for the late response, thanks for thinking of me.
I need some of that super human juice you are drinking to do that job in 20 seconds like ypu did.
Where are you located in Georgia? I am in South Georgia, would like to discuss getting my boat re-carpeted!
Since you are in Georgia, you might have a customer looking for a small aluminum boat ready for a Tiny Boat Nation rebuild. I have a 12' aluminum1977 Smoke Craft shallow v-hull with trailer (new tires and wheel bearings, and trailer deck boards) and 100% running 1975 Mercury 200 20hp (Just pressure tested. Both cylinders are 110psi compression test, lower unit passed 10psi pressure test and was refilled with drive oil) that I'm about to sell online for $1200. I live in Charleston and it has title issues here that prevent me from using it for my own build, but since Georgia does not require title to register a boat or motor, they will be good to go.
a bass tracker is basically an over priced jon boat to bass boat already done for you
Because you breached the subject of money; how much?
I am wondering the same thing cause I have one (185) sitting in my yard awaiting the same treatment. I just can't seem to find the time.
Why not carpet glue through out? What is the advantage of contact cement?
Contact cement is what they use factory. Also what professional boat carpet guys I know use, industrial grade contact cement. Instantly grabs, no cure time. Carpet glue is miserable around bends, especially carpet lid returns. I'd contact cement everything if I could but I'd need an extra set of hands
@@AnthonyJonesBrigadeBoats thanks cuz, from a fellow Georgian 👍 Instant grab on "contact" hince CONTACT CEMENT DOH 🤦
Put 50 hp 4 stroke mercury on it and big minnkota trolling motor bench seat
Its an electric only lake boat. He out a 9.9hp ePropulsion electric outboard on it. Electric only lakes are big down here in Georgia
@@AnthonyJonesBrigadeBoats which part? South East ga here and I have never seen an electric only lake
What did this Cost?
I looked at 4 tracker bass boats befor i bought my xprees every one wanted to much for them and they had wood in them this 1994 xpress i got has 0 wood and it was 1k cheaper built about like a ranger or triton
This is way tracker should built them in the first place
I agree. Thank you. Hand built details and factory built assembly line production are two very different things. I am glad you see it.