Great job bro, I watched a young man in Texas strip down his boat (everything) and then rebuild and refit it all. It was Great seeing it all. It helps show others how not to be afraid of getting in there and getting dirty. Things I wouldn’t have thought of- I was like Cool, you can do that!!! Thanks again for sharing your rehab and repairs. ✌🏻❤️☘️🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺
@@saylaveenadmearedead definitely my thinking. A known reliably working engine for not that much more than it would cost to rehab the current one. 2008 motor vs 1980's.
My friend, it seems you don't like to make plan in advance so your work seems to be chaotical. It's a pity cause in the end it's you the one trying to find where the disassembled parts are and which one fit where...
Great job bro, I watched a young man in Texas strip down his boat (everything) and then rebuild and refit it all. It was Great seeing it all. It helps show others how not to be afraid of getting in there and getting dirty. Things I wouldn’t have thought of- I was like Cool, you can do that!!! Thanks again for sharing your rehab and repairs. ✌🏻❤️☘️🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺
The fun never stops! I decided to start documenting my boat after I saw your first episode so I created this channel! Keep up the good work!
Love it! I'm your latest sub!
Good luck nice progress you might want to have the block hot tanked with all the sludge in there
I agree it would need to be tanked. I have a lot of thinking to do regarding the auxiliary. I have a possible line on a great condition 3ym20
@@refittingreverie7992 probably a no brainer to upgrade to a reliable 20 horses +/- for getting the haul outta there and quickly down the ICW...
@@saylaveenadmearedead definitely my thinking. A known reliably working engine for not that much more than it would cost to rehab the current one. 2008 motor vs 1980's.
@@refittingreverie7992 you asked me email you a while ago about the hull to deck joint, is this how I contact you?
@@rodbrancher807 Hey Rod. I saw your comment with your email. I will shoot you an email soon.
Awesome channel, gotta subscribe to this! Good jobs man!
Thank you!
Not bad... how did water get in the oil is the logical question?
My friend, it seems you don't like to make plan in advance so your work seems to be chaotical. It's a pity cause in the end it's you the one trying to find where the disassembled parts are and which one fit where...