The stern would immediately sink!! Not wide enuff to support the weight of him an the 200 merc!!! Now, If he would split her in half longways, Add 36 more inches of width, Holy shit whatta big ole fast barge that would be!!! lol.
@@mmmmmmm4321 that thing is fuckin sick tho. Honestly would probably be a sweet boat for gator hunting because a little (controlled) flex like this boat has would probably make loading a big gator an easier process.
@@mmmmmmm4321 just fyi, y’all are definitely my favorite channel. The down to earth screwing around yall do is hilarious. I can’t see a reason for it, but I hope this one doesn’t get taken by the police lol. Also if y’all wanted to further franken-boat this thing, yall could do weld some triangle-cut Jon boat front ends as sponsons to the stern and it would give you a little bit more flotation and probably limit any water you take on back there.
Even when it was empty, and he slapped the bottom down on the water, I was cringing and waiting for the impact to cause it to buckle. Cool fun though!!
I thought the same thing, Wayne. The motor is pulling the front end out of the water...there's a lot of stress on those aluminum welds. Sucker still worked though!
That’s the greatest thing I’ve seen on UA-cam!…just broke out cracking up!…ran like a dream….here’s what you do…make another one and race them through some narrow creeks with tight turns and see who makes it!…I love it …great job!
Could you build another and use them like two pontoons? Identical engine, linked tillers, big frame with net in between, etc. 30' x 30' square boat! Differential steering would probably do a lot. Maybe use those trusses DJs hang lights from, probably cheap used. Assemble on the water. Would be wild
Super creative. This style of long and narrow boat is very common in I believe South America and other parts of the world. I wish we could’ve seen more of the building process… Great original work guys.
Pretty sick TBH. Looks like a lot of fun and pretty stable/ smooth ride even with all those people aboard. I say have a good time with it and do some more experimentation. Why the F not?!?! 😂👍
You need to strengthen the gunnels the length over the entire boat. If you look down the boat from the rear, you can see the deformation in the extension.
Nice one..although I never understood why Jon boats in USA are built so short at the sidewalls...I have made a couple of jon boats for myself(for a hobby) from plywood and polyester-fiberglass ..ranging from 3.30 meters up to 7.10 meters and all of them are much more taller at the sides compared to those made from an professional manufacturer-company..why is that?is it to save weight?
Yes!!! Thats what i,m sayin, It would be awesome with 24 or 36 inches more bottom width, Would absolutely fly and Draw no water hardly, It would take off already planing off!!! Be sweet rig if he did!!
The Yami or Merc. Triples are easy to get big power out of. All you really need then is a sweet Chopper that will probably cost more than the entire rig. Sounds like my kinda boat already.
Nice job they actually have these long boats all over Russia for shallow rivers. (Some are made of of Wood, Fiberglass, Aluminum and now Extrusion Welded super durable HDPE plastic) It’s actually quite common all over the world to have long, narrow boats for rivers and coastal areas to carry heavy loads with minimal power
At what point are you just going to catch enough air off the front to loop this thing? I love it. You should mount your battery up front. You'll just need like 4 pairs of jumper cables lmao
Awesome job y’all! The American version of the Thailand river boat!l but even better I would make it even longer and if somehow you can make a 200 work I say go for it!
That’s awesome awesome! I had one super narrow like that that was 20 foot and it had live wells in the middle seat! I never did sink it, but I came close a few times with a 25 horse Mercury on the back. If I took a corner to sharp, the whole back end would start filling up with water and coming over the back end.
Should call it the "Long John" lol Needs a stand up tiller handle or a crazy surface drive so you can do the captain Morgan stance while bouncing along.
It needs more transverse reinforcement. Two or three seats riveted into the middle will add much needed rigidity. Add a helm in the middle to even out the load. That will help keep the bow down. Make sure to have life jackets for every person and dog onboard.
So u guys are in lex? I saw the UA-cam video of the giant outboard then saw the fb post and thought it was fake! I didn’t think you could have a motor at all in that lake! Never really knew about the private side of the lake!
I think increasing the freeboard and/or making it wider would be better than lengthening it again. IDK how wide it is now, but if you make the bottom between 48" and 60" that should make the whole boat pretty darn stable. At 26 feet, though, that'd start to be too much boat for the motor again. I know the point isn't to make something sensible but to do something wild, but still... There is certainly a middle ground if you ask me. IMO, make the sides 31-33" tall, 20" tall transom, 48" wide bottom, reinforced in all directions, do a subfloor with 3-5 inches of pour foam(final floor to rail height of about 28"), drop the length down to 16-18ft, and put a yam 90hp 2 stroke triple on the back with a 13x21 4-blade prop.
Put some longitudinal stringers, like round pipe or something for rigidity, then attach a sheet of HDPE or UHMWPE on the bottom for protection from rocks and logs then head up river!
One small step for Jon, one giant leap for Jonkind.
Junkind :)
You should put the 200hp Merc on this one 😂
Thats What i was thinking lol!
it would fold in half lmao
The stern would immediately sink!! Not wide enuff to support the weight of him an the 200 merc!!! Now, If he would split her in half longways, Add 36 more inches of width, Holy shit whatta big ole fast barge that would be!!! lol.
They just said they lost it for leagal reasons
Mercs suck
Now double the width with 2 boats and make it a twin 50 setup
Love that idea👌
What? A double wide, it can't be done, but that's what they said about my house trailer and look at us now, all fancy.
For longevity you might want to add some cross member supports near the welds
yeah i'd want to add some square tube front to back on the bottom to reinforce it, but then again it's for shits and giggles
@@mmmmmmm4321 that thing is fuckin sick tho. Honestly would probably be a sweet boat for gator hunting because a little (controlled) flex like this boat has would probably make loading a big gator an easier process.
@@mmmmmmm4321 just fyi, y’all are definitely my favorite channel. The down to earth screwing around yall do is hilarious. I can’t see a reason for it, but I hope this one doesn’t get taken by the police lol.
Also if y’all wanted to further franken-boat this thing, yall could do weld some triangle-cut Jon boat front ends as sponsons to the stern and it would give you a little bit more flotation and probably limit any water you take on back there.
Even when it was empty, and he slapped the bottom down on the water, I was cringing and waiting for the impact to cause it to buckle. Cool fun though!!
@@tombeyer375 would be a sick river boat.
I honestly can't believe it didn't buckle - especially when it was fully loaded!
I thought the same thing, Wayne. The motor is pulling the front end out of the water...there's a lot of stress on those aluminum welds. Sucker still worked though!
That’s the greatest thing I’ve seen on UA-cam!…just broke out cracking up!…ran like a dream….here’s what you do…make another one and race them through some narrow creeks with tight turns and see who makes it!…I love it …great job!
I think the universe needs a 50 foot Jon boat
Agreed lmao
They have one its called a striker
Take it to haulover
Could you build another and use them like two pontoons? Identical engine, linked tillers, big frame with net in between, etc. 30' x 30' square boat! Differential steering would probably do a lot. Maybe use those trusses DJs hang lights from, probably cheap used. Assemble on the water. Would be wild
Lol yeah that'd be cool. I thought catamaran but go full Waterworld with the net in between
69ft jon boat would be wilddd
Super creative. This style of long and narrow boat is very common in I believe South America and other parts of the world. I wish we could’ve seen more of the building process… Great original work guys.
I grew up in the neighborhood you launched the boat in, very cool seeing local channels.
Yep cleavers are great stern lifting props. Choppers are great for bow lifting which might work well if they trimmed it down and raised it up.
Such a long boat deserves a long prop! You guys should get a really really long prop shaft extension like those south Asian race boats have
yeah!! the legendary Thai longtail hydroplanes
That’s a totally different motor from an outboard…
@@BobbyJones-tv6im true but why not? Weld a long ass piece to the prop shaft and see what happens before the shaft bearing fails....."for science"
That’s awesome man. Sorry to hear about the legal trouble but I’m enjoying your old boat a lot 👍
Looks great! ♥
12 more feet!
250 more horsepower!!
might wanna add some tail fins in the back like what race boats have so it can lift the rear up. You can make then adjustable as well
That's fricken hilarious! Nice work!
I have a question where did you get the Aluminum for the extension of this boat Cause it looks perfect lines up and all.
Very well functioning vessel indeed sir
The boys strike again. Awesome vid
You shoulda hollered out, "Mines longer!" when you went past the guys and girls in the water...😂
An OG Thai long tail would be absolutely perfect on this build
Love the 200, and the 26ft. Jon boat is another great idea, I think the sides needs to be a little taller 😊
Congrats Gents, got yerself the first and only, Party-Jon. The ladies loved it, time to start producing these things.
Pretty sick TBH. Looks like a lot of fun and pretty stable/ smooth ride even with all those people aboard. I say have a good time with it and do some more experimentation. Why the F not?!?! 😂👍
That thing is beautiful!
It's crazy that the police just took your boat. Was wondering what happened to you guys
Gonna need more info on what went done with the 200hp
This is awesome. The lawn tractor is awesome. Everything is awesome.
this and the 200 hp were fire videos
Nice john boat, if a tad short and underpowered, wonder how it would handle a little longer
Those hull joints look much better than Titan, well done 😂👏🏻
This is pretty cool!
A wake skate has more free board than that battleship 😂 awesome build fellas!
Bro really let the intrusive thoughts win. Widest Jon boat next?
You need to strengthen the gunnels the length over the entire boat. If you look down the boat from the rear, you can see the deformation in the extension.
It needs some stringer support to keep it from folding, or that will happen.
A really good bilge pump seems like a need, then send it.
You fellers are an inspiration! Keep going!!
That’s an offshore boat if I’ve ever seen one 😮
thats the coolest boat ive ever seen.
That’s awesome!
Nice one..although I never understood why Jon boats in USA are built so short at the sidewalls...I have made a couple of jon boats for myself(for a hobby) from plywood and polyester-fiberglass ..ranging from 3.30 meters up to 7.10 meters and all of them are much more taller at the sides compared to those made from an professional manufacturer-company..why is that?is it to save weight?
Bro, this is the content I came for
I like it!
now make it x2 wide 🤣
Yes!!! Thats what i,m sayin, It would be awesome with 24 or 36 inches more bottom width, Would absolutely fly and Draw no water hardly, It would take off already planing off!!! Be sweet rig if he did!!
The Yami or Merc. Triples are easy to get big power out of. All you really need then is a sweet Chopper that will probably cost more than the entire rig. Sounds like my kinda boat already.
Nice job they actually have these long boats all over Russia for shallow rivers. (Some are made of of Wood, Fiberglass, Aluminum and now Extrusion Welded super durable HDPE plastic) It’s actually quite common all over the world to have long, narrow boats for rivers and coastal areas to carry heavy loads with minimal power
Sweet vid
That’s like upgrading from a single wide to a double wide trailer hell yeah😂
This is the start of a dope little house boat
Reminds me of those Thai boats with the giant turbo diesel engines
I feel like a 90 would be comfortable with that setup!
At what point are you just going to catch enough air off the front to loop this thing? I love it. You should mount your battery up front. You'll just need like 4 pairs of jumper cables lmao
Do you have another channel that shows the build process? Where did you get that donor section in the middle?
Where do i place my order?
I totally missed you getting screwed with on that other boat. I had wondered what happened to it. Time to put a turbo inboard in one.......
Well this is amazing.
What’s the width? 36/48???
Awesome job y’all! The American version of the Thailand river boat!l but even better I would make it even longer and if somehow you can make a 200 work I say go for it!
That’s awesome awesome! I had one super narrow like that that was 20 foot and it had live wells in the middle seat! I never did sink it, but I came close a few times with a 25 horse Mercury on the back. If I took a corner to sharp, the whole back end would start filling up with water and coming over the back end.
Simply awesome
I don't know why it's so funny. Good job!
Trim tabs is all you need. Maybe flotation pontoons for the rear
Why did you not put a go devil motor on it to really accentuate the girth on this one?
Needs a Thai long shaft setup.
You sir, are a genious🎉
On a long hot, summer day🎵
Bro, you're going to need a tow boat to turn it😊
Should call it the "Long John" lol
Needs a stand up tiller handle or a crazy surface drive so you can do the captain Morgan stance while bouncing along.
It needs more transverse reinforcement. Two or three seats riveted into the middle will add much needed rigidity. Add a helm in the middle to even out the load. That will help keep the bow down. Make sure to have life jackets for every person and dog onboard.
At that length you can legally document with USCG with a ship name and port of call, set sail for international waters.
If i saw that thing comin my way id be terrified 😂 flying torpedo
This thing would be perfect for my 75hp long tail
You should change the title to: How to break an outboard motor lol
I'd probably look into extending the walls on the hull. That thing was low low in the water.
Need to make the smallest one now
First off --- That is Awesome !!! Round it off at 57' Long... And, Call it "Heinz57" !!!!
Some wings up the sides when you are transporting 20 people again maybe. She was defying the laws of physics at that water line. Lol
Put wings on that bad boy and a quick release for the engine!
Turbo that 50!!! Sandbag the front and good to go!
I want to see how you guys built it so I can use your ideas to extend my jon boat
legends
Needs some float pods on the back. Would definetly help out
The 200 was silly but totally worth it.
MAKE IT LONGERRR!!!
Do the same thing except wider instead of longer
This is the sickest thing
It .needs to be wider, more power.
Make it longer
That's hull-arious!
Freaking awesome lol
That shit fire lol
See if y’all can build a center console at the bow🤘🏼
I like it. You need another and race them. Then Connect them together to make a catamaran with a 200hp to 350hp outboard.
So u guys are in lex? I saw the UA-cam video of the giant outboard then saw the fb post and thought it was fake! I didn’t think you could have a motor at all in that lake! Never really knew about the private side of the lake!
Worlds widest John Boat next
I think increasing the freeboard and/or making it wider would be better than lengthening it again. IDK how wide it is now, but if you make the bottom between 48" and 60" that should make the whole boat pretty darn stable. At 26 feet, though, that'd start to be too much boat for the motor again. I know the point isn't to make something sensible but to do something wild, but still... There is certainly a middle ground if you ask me.
IMO, make the sides 31-33" tall, 20" tall transom, 48" wide bottom, reinforced in all directions, do a subfloor with 3-5 inches of pour foam(final floor to rail height of about 28"), drop the length down to 16-18ft, and put a yam 90hp 2 stroke triple on the back with a 13x21 4-blade prop.
YOOO SICK next 47 ft john boat
Put some longitudinal stringers, like round pipe or something for rigidity, then attach a sheet of HDPE or UHMWPE on the bottom for protection from rocks and logs then head up river!
cant wait to see how "dangerous" this one is hahahaha