Can you make a video of you tearing apart that Yamaha 70 two stroke with the bearing problems? Would love to see how you go about that and replace internal parts!
@@shize9ine i would hope so! 90% of these should be bored in my opinion. ive rebuilt over 20 2 stroke outboards, and all were out of round atleast 2 thousands. my motto is if you want it to last like new, bore and hone is the only way to go. i see so many guys just taking a ball hone and putting new rings in these, and they only last 1/4 of the time they could have if done properly. plus its only $55 a hole from my guy.
Loved that sweethearts response. Oh my God... a fiiish !! And the little Pompano says whooo whooo !!! Be nice to have that fish in a time lapse/freeze frame picture.
It would be great to see a project cost break down, Boat, Motor and parts plus 20 hours of labor for example. Thank you for the content, i really enjoy the videos! Have a great day!!
He priced out a project once, but never again as far as I can tell. I think he makes a decent profit, and also enjoys the work, so it's a win-win for him. His buddies that help probably get something in return, if only friendship, or pay for their time, or maybe use of a boat or some of the profits. Or maybe he's a cunning vampire, sucking money, and work, and boat parts out of everyone he comes into contact with. How the heck would I know? I just hope he never drops any heavy stuff on those cute bare toes.
for a full rebuild, figure around $1500 including the rebuild kit and machine work with carb kits, NOT including labor of course and anything else it might need.
Another great one. Keep them coming! I also like seeing the CL ads you place. Maybe show the new owners picking up the boat and the smiles on their faces?
Especially loved the bonus content of the pompano jumping over your head, in the addition to the top work on the pleasure craft, mate. Well done. Cheers!
GREAT VIDEO! just a suggestion for you when cleaning up the boats to sell. You did the transom, hull sides and cleaned the inside which brings it back to life. If I were you when you had the center console stripped before adding the stereo, GPS, etc you should have run your buffer on the console and brightened it up.
Nice work as usual. The impeller fins always take a set and are bent, but its really about how flexible they are at high speed. if they are still soft, all is fine.of course might as well replace it, since it would need a new plate gasket anyway.
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0:45 lucky to have a 70 4 stroke just "laying around"
i love these type of videos! i live in christmas, fl and have recently been considering fixing up and restoring boats as a side hustle. Stuff like this helps someone like me shed light on what i am getting into and if it seems like something i can do.
@@Grasshoppa65 definitely agree, he has tons of new tools, but all his old 70's looking tools still work like they are new, same ones I learned on in the 80's.
It flies lol ..thats a perfect Pinellas boat...nice work...love the cross bayou canal part, the big Snapper are in the deep cuts where the current rounds the corners, see ya out there someday!
I like this boat for fishing. I hope you keep it for yourself and use it to fish since you like to fish. Love that new motor you stuck on it just the right amount of power for that boat. Keep boats and motors videos coming.
Came out great! Your videos inspired me to buy a 1995 Boston Whaler Dauntless 13. It has a Yamaha Pro 50 2 stroke on it. All original boat, motor and trailer. Great condition, just needs a little clean up and basic maintenance.
That jigsaw... I lost one just like it in 1958 when I visited relatives in Florida. I was only 8. It was my favorite Christmas present. My grandpappy gave it to me on Christmas morning. Then at dinner he keeled over dead, face down into the turkey platter. We saved most of it, the turkey that is, but a lot of the dressing was all in his beard and up his nose. I was going to use the saw to cut out little wooden toys, and donate them to needy children the world over. I hoped some corporation would see me with that cheap and dangerous-looking saw, and hear about my plan to help needy children all over the world, and feel sorry for me, and donate tens of thousands of dollars worth of professional woodworking machinery to me, and maybe build me a nice big air-conditioned shop to put all the machinery in. So you can see why that saw was special to me. I had big plans, for an eight year old. Could you check the serial number, please? I still don't have a saw like that. I was just thinking that it's never too late to help the needy children of the world. Thanks.
Excellent video and content. Keep it up! Practical purchases and do it yourself repairs adds confidence to a first time boat buyer interested in an entry level "project" boat.
Keep it coming man, would love to see a bigger boat or house boat resto and a series of videos on it. Would be super sweet . Keep up the content dude love all of it
Excellent job. I aspire to work up to something like that. Of course, I'll have to find one that needs a lot of T.L.C., but I'm willing. Just have to see what Mississippi has to offer.
Next time you bring home a new boat, could you do a video on how you inspected it, what you found, and why you ended up buying it. Thanks and keep the videos coming
I use Bar Keeps Friend to wash my deck in the spring. It has Oxalic acid in it. (Active ingredient in a lot of hull washes.) I get the deck wet and shake the stuff on. Give a quick light rub with my car wash brush and let it sit. Power wash it off and a quick wax. Done.
If ever you decide to sell any of those reconditioned boats, I am definitely interested. You do an absolutely amazing job. I am looking for a walk around boat for use in the bays of Oregon and Maryland for some crabbing. The motor is not so important as I will be putting a newer 4 stroke in it myself. Just interested in the boat itself and the trailer.
I think you should find a old abandoned boat shop for sale around there to redo your boats and store your boats and due your videos I'm sure there are tons down there I think that would be awesome and a fun project to showcase on your UA-cam videos thanks for the videos and all your hard work can't wait till the next video🛥️💯💯💯
Just have to say........this is the most truly appropriately named channel on youtube. "The Boat King" would also be apt. Great little fishing setup. I love this channel.
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That fish was so Majestic flying right over the back of the boat. 14:12
I slowed it down it looked like a cute little baby pompano 😊
@@jakef1068 Yup. I didnt know they jumped like that
It was cool af
Dude that was crazy
DUDE! I had to stop the video to comment! That was so sick!!
Absolutely love the content! I love seeing you bring these beauties to life. Please keep them coming!
Love these content bro.
Can you make a video of you tearing apart that Yamaha 70 two stroke with the bearing problems? Would love to see how you go about that and replace internal parts!
I'd like to see that also.
He might just use a machine shop. Dunno if ive ever seen a bottom end rebuild on this channel.
Thirds for the Yammy rebuild video please!
@@shize9ine i would hope so! 90% of these should be bored in my opinion. ive rebuilt over 20 2 stroke outboards, and all were out of round atleast 2 thousands. my motto is if you want it to last like new, bore and hone is the only way to go. i see so many guys just taking a ball hone and putting new rings in these, and they only last 1/4 of the time they could have if done properly. plus its only $55 a hole from my guy.
@@ct1762 usually caused by not letting the 2 stroke warm to proper operating temps before banging the throttle off the firewall
It’s nice to see someone who takes so much pride in their work and turns out a boat that anyone would love to own!! Great work my friend😎👍
I love all of your videos! Love the care and attention you give to all your boat restorations!
Loved that sweethearts response. Oh my God... a fiiish !! And the little Pompano says whooo whooo !!! Be nice to have that fish in a time lapse/freeze frame picture.
It would be great to see a project cost break down, Boat, Motor and parts plus 20 hours of labor for example.
Thank you for the content, i really enjoy the videos! Have a great day!!
I assume he sells these boats but thru what media
He priced out a project once, but never again as far as I can tell. I think he makes a decent profit, and also enjoys the work, so it's a win-win for him. His buddies that help probably get something in return, if only friendship, or pay for their time, or maybe use of a boat or some of the profits.
Or maybe he's a cunning vampire, sucking money, and work, and boat parts out of everyone he comes into contact with. How the heck would I know?
I just hope he never drops any heavy stuff on those cute bare toes.
@@rangerbull DOES HE SELL THEM>?>
@@regurgitatinggoldvideos6502 yes
for a full rebuild, figure around $1500 including the rebuild kit and machine work with carb kits, NOT including labor of course and anything else it might need.
i don't think ive ever seen a pompano jump so freaking high as that one did behind your boat lol
It looked so casual.
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Jumped _over_ the boat!
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Bro was like " Yeah Light work for me " lol.
Keep punching man !! 💪💪
Another great one. Keep them coming! I also like seeing the CL ads you place. Maybe show the new owners picking up the boat and the smiles on their faces?
That fish jumping out of the water was like "BAZINGA!!!!"
more info ! prise ! parts ! work time , nice keep up the nice work
Love these videos. Currently working on my ‘91 19ft dusky. Your videos help me a lot with similar repairs I’m doing. Keep it up!
Especially loved the bonus content of the pompano jumping over your head, in the addition to the top work on the pleasure craft, mate. Well done. Cheers!
Really enjoy these boat restoration videos. Keep them coming.
GREAT VIDEO! just a suggestion for you when cleaning up the boats to sell. You did the transom, hull sides and cleaned the inside which brings it back to life. If I were you when you had the center console stripped before adding the stereo, GPS, etc you should have run your buffer on the console and brightened it up.
Nice work as usual. The impeller fins always take a set and are bent, but its really about how flexible they are at high speed. if they are still soft, all is fine.of course might as well replace it, since it would need a new plate gasket anyway.
0:45 lucky to have a 70 4 stroke just "laying around"
Love how you make it look so simple. Great work thanks.I'm learning a lot by watching your videos. Do you sell any of the books you repair?
Great video... Talking about your decisions would help others restore their boats too! Like the helm pad etc.
Love the sound of the newer engine.
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Yep, like these kind of videos. More of this and like Brandon just wrote, love to see the rebuild of the 70 with bearing-issues. Fan from Finland.
i just wish he would give his youtube friends first stab at buying his refurbs lol
Its still for sale. You can find it for sale online.
Amen to that! Would love to buy one of his refurbished boats. I honestly don't have any mechanical skills, trying to learn some after these videos.
@@scott6235 you know smthg to e don't.🤔🤔🤔.pass the page 👍
Whats the price and location?
@@Purdysquatch $10k. St. Pete, Fl
Sweet little skiff! Nice build man. That fish liked it so much it tried to jump right in with you guys.
i love these type of videos! i live in christmas, fl and have recently been considering fixing up and restoring boats as a side hustle. Stuff like this helps someone like me shed light on what i am getting into and if it seems like something i can do.
Man oh man. This video was awesome. Very well explained. And kuddos to the camerawoman. 🔥. Keep it up.
How much would you sell this boat for
Are you wanting to buy it
Atleast $1
If you have to ask you can’t afford it
@@eldorado1244this might be the dumbest thing I’ve ever read.
@@ChaseDaPlayaI agree
Another great video of a very nicely done boat restoration! Thanks!
The new 4-Stroke is so quite. Outstanding job.
yes new 60 hp elrric batery powrr beßt
another awesome recovery and rebuild and as always you never disappoint me
The oldest jigsaw i have ever seen lol
I was gonna say that, it looks like my dad's old Black and Decker, still kicking after all these years.
@@randymagnum6680
They don't make em like they used to sonny.
@@Grasshoppa65 definitely agree, he has tons of new tools, but all his old 70's looking tools still work like they are new, same ones I learned on in the 80's.
I was just about to say that. Sometimes people don’t care about tools. I love spending money on tools😉😎
I came here for this comment 😁
I learned a lot from watching your video. Thanks. Kudos to your videographer - she did a terrific job.
That was cool with the fish jumping.
Cool to see you bring these boats back to life. You seem to be a good shade tree mechanic.
Hey! I have got a question, could you do a full detail impeller replacemtent video? With all the steps, and some musts and don'ts?
More boats for sure. Respect from the UK!
Where do you list the boats, that you refurbish, for sale?
Another project well done!
I enjoy watching your stuff.
Reminds me of growing up in Pinellas Point and running around Boca Ciega Bay..... Oh the 80's!
I wish you would actually go through changing the motor and the different steps
4 transom bolts, a bulkhead plug to the controls/gauges, and a steering cable. 🤷♂️
Excellent job. You carefully fix every little thing to make the boat perfect in all aspect.
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That fish was checking out the new boat! lol. Great work again.
If you have a 4stroke 225 ‘laying around’ can u let me know i have a great running 2 stroke 225 to replace.
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It flies lol ..thats a perfect Pinellas boat...nice work...love the cross bayou canal part, the big Snapper are in the deep cuts where the current rounds the corners, see ya out there someday!
You didnt say the price on this one
sure glad to see you back again. i sure injoyed these videos. looking for more of them.
the fish that jumped the boat was a pompano
No it wasn't...it was a flying fish.
I like this boat for fishing. I hope you keep it for yourself and use it to fish since you like to fish. Love that new motor you stuck on it just the right amount of power for that boat. Keep boats and motors videos coming.
Likes:232 dislikes:0 Yeah buddy edit: 2.2k to 7 now 😢 must be some land lovers :(
That fish that jumped up behind the boat came to Thank you for his freedom😁👏
Notification gang WYA!!?
Omgoodness that was a Pompano that jumped over your boat!! That was awesome!!
I would 100% buy one of his refurb boats. What's really nice is he has the UA-cam video so you can see what he as done.
love the content the way you bring these boats to life is therapeutic brother
Came out great! Your videos inspired me to buy a 1995 Boston Whaler Dauntless 13. It has a Yamaha Pro 50 2 stroke on it. All original boat, motor and trailer. Great condition, just needs a little clean up and basic maintenance.
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That jigsaw... I lost one just like it in 1958 when I visited relatives in Florida. I was only 8. It was my favorite Christmas present. My grandpappy gave it to me on Christmas morning. Then at dinner he keeled over dead, face down into the turkey platter. We saved most of it, the turkey that is, but a lot of the dressing was all in his beard and up his nose.
I was going to use the saw to cut out little wooden toys, and donate them to needy children the world over. I hoped some corporation would see me with that cheap and dangerous-looking saw, and hear about my plan to help needy children all over the world, and feel sorry for me, and donate tens of thousands of dollars worth of professional woodworking machinery to me, and maybe build me a nice big air-conditioned shop to put all the machinery in. So you can see why that saw was special to me. I had big plans, for an eight year old.
Could you check the serial number, please? I still don't have a saw like that. I was just thinking that it's never too late to help the needy children of the world. Thanks.
I just picked up a 1973 Chrysler valiant boat. Has a 28hp speeditwin on it. And I got it for free, thanks for inspiring me!
Excellent video and content. Keep it up! Practical purchases and do it yourself repairs adds confidence to a first time boat buyer interested in an entry level "project" boat.
Keep these videos coming I get so hype when I see that u posted!
Dude 1930 wants it's jigsaw back lol...I do like your videos man you do an amazing job. Keep em coming
These are some of the most satisfying videos I’ve seen in a while. Nice job!
Please do good guy ,am in Englewood Florida . Love your get to it and fix it . Cheers to you
Keep it coming man, would love to see a bigger boat or house boat resto and a series of videos on it. Would be super sweet . Keep up the content dude love all of it
wowwww, I like this boat, look simple but convenient and comfortable to ride, I don't like some others with too much unused craps in it. Thank you man
Love seeing these. Would like to see a video about soft spots in floors and repairing that though.
That lil fish sure can jump! Glad you caught that on camera.
Excellent job. I aspire to work up to something like that. Of course, I'll have to find one that needs a lot of T.L.C., but I'm willing. Just have to see what Mississippi has to offer.
Always great to see a new video and I like the boat builds. Thanks!
This is a great boat and a really cool renovation! Liked the camera work too!
man, your videos are so motvatng. I really enjoy watching all your projects.
Love it nice job man. Ya the fish jumping while filming was awesome. I bought a Yamaha 70 hp 4 Stroke last year and love it,
How do you not fall in love with every one of these boats you refurbish?
Next time you bring home a new boat, could you do a video on how you inspected it, what you found, and why you ended up buying it. Thanks and keep the videos coming
Damn I love it...wished I had extra 4 strokes just laying around...hell I wished I had extra head gaskets laying around!...nice job!
Yes, I enjoy this kind of content. I really enjoy your channel so far. I’ve only been subscribed just a little bit. Tiny Houston MS ( Len Price )
you need to try the TUNISIAN Cap negro prestige 3.90 boat , and the Sounine prestige 5.40 for "SINPAR MARINE" in Tunisia , north africa @TN
I use Bar Keeps Friend to wash my deck in the spring. It has Oxalic acid in it. (Active ingredient in a lot of hull washes.) I get the deck wet and shake the stuff on. Give a quick light rub with my car wash brush and let it sit. Power wash it off and a quick wax. Done.
I’d love to see them overhaul a big 30’ cabin cruiser. That’d be an awesome several part video!
If ever you decide to sell any of those reconditioned boats, I am definitely interested. You do an absolutely amazing job. I am looking for a walk around boat for use in the bays of Oregon and Maryland for some crabbing. The motor is not so important as I will be putting a newer 4 stroke in it myself. Just interested in the boat itself and the trailer.
Great content!!! From the boat to fishing... Hope you add more fishing with your projects...
❤️❤️....Watching you take a 💩 of a boat and transforming it into a sea worthy vessel....Keep EM Coming...... Yyyyyyeeeeewwwww
Defenitly like “these types” of videos mate. Thanks!
Do more of these vids with the fishing trips too. Keep up the awesome work!
14:15 a Juvenile Pompano just rainbowed over your boat. That must be a sign of good luck. Are you sure you're not Aquamans son? 😂
You have a great touch with the boats you restore.
nice work, I ALWAYS install a stereo and fishfinder before I even makes sure the engine runs too!
Your videos make my day! Please post more! They are so fun to watch and informative
love the boat builds man, you should open a shop and do this fulltime
I think you should find a old abandoned boat shop for sale around there to redo your boats and store your boats and due your videos I'm sure there are tons down there I think that would be awesome and a fun project to showcase on your UA-cam videos thanks for the videos and all your hard work can't wait till the next video🛥️💯💯💯
Just have to say........this is the most truly appropriately named channel on youtube. "The Boat King" would also be apt.
Great little fishing setup.
I love this channel.
I really enjoy your content. You got me wanting to get in to boating. You guys are awesome!!
Keep on with the videos! Been watching for a couple months. Channel is about to blow up
Wow what an awesome little project congrats man glad to see you fixing her up right
love these videos.... seeing how one cleans up is very satisfying....
You Bring boats back to life 👌👌👌 real nice 👍
Love the videos man. How are you not over a million subs already?!? The fish jumping was amazing, he just wanted his piece of quick fame.
What a great video. Well done mate.
besides getting used motors running these are my favorite style videos
Love the vlogs you do, waiting for next one over here in England 🏴 👍🏻
Love your videos TBG. I have a 2002 SeaHunt with 150hp Mercury Opti 2 stroke. I am learning a lot about how to dyi. Thanks for your helpful videos.
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