Building Strong Deck Hatches and Carpeting- Jon Boat Build- Video 4
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- Welcome to the Rear Deck Rebuild series in my #jonboattobassboat ! This will be video three of the series, documenting from start to finish, a complete rebuild of my rear stern casting deck. As you will see in the video, I am doing a version 2.0 redesign of the boat rear end to accommodate my new ePropulsion Navy 3.0 electric outboard and Navy 48v lithium ion battery. I'll cover everything in this series as usual, from the gut job of the rear casting deck, all the way to mounting the last hinge. Topics documented are but not limited to: rear deck gut and retro fit, removing foam, cutting framing and stows, removing wiring and electronics, removing hatches struts and hinges, shopping at Home Depot for new materials, custom ripping framing, rear deck design, aluminum subframe supports, materials list and explanation, installing framing package and weighing, adding ply divider structural supports, final paint new framing, reconnecting wiring w solder connector, new bilge pump, adding livewell access, new led lights install, hidden wiring aluminum tracks, new hatches build, sealing hatches in fiberglass resin, carpet install, new battery tray, battery tie down, new hatches struts and hinges install, and of course all tools and techniques used!!! I hope you enjoy the documentation of this new stage of the #topgunjonboat ! _______________________________________ FOR MORE INFORMATION REGARDING EPROPULSION AND THEIR ELECTRIC OUTBOARDS AND BATTERIES, PLEASE USE LINKS BELOW: ePropulsion Navy 3.0 Electric Outboard | 6HP: www.epropulsio... ePropulsion E Series Lithium 48v Batteries: www.epropulsio... _______________________________________ Check out a wonderful Georgia owned apparel company and supporter of the channel: www.pt5fishing... Enter code: TOPGUN10 for 10% off upon check out. AS ALWAYS, THE BIGGEST WAY YOU CAN SUPPORT IS TO CLICK SUBSCRIBE Thank You.
Researching Jon Boat restorations, your videos have proven very informative and helpful. Currently restoring my late grandfather’s 50 y.o? 10 footer. Thank you for these videos. Have subscribed sir👍
Thanks so much for dropping a comment giving positive feedback! Keeps me going! 👊
Great work Sir! My son and I stumbled onto your boat build videos and inspired us to convert our old 1436 John boat. We’re currently framing the front deck. We both love the shark jaws on your boat and we plan on adding the same to ours. Again awesome boat build! God bless!
Thanks! Appreciate you taking time to watch the content and drop some positive feedback. Thanks for the love!
I have to say soon as you started off with Go Dawgs I almost turned it off. But I had to watch anyways. Go Canes 🙌
Ah, we never play so no biggie man.
@@AnthonyJonesBrigadeBoats my wife is a big Dawgs fans
Man
I thought I was ocd.
My man even painted the staples! Holy cow great job. I'm needing to build a hatch cover for my tracker grizzly 1648sc. Still scratching my head on this build. It houses bilge , livewell pumps, batteries etc . Trying to seal it as best I can but with the outboard , steering cables etc it's gonna be a challenge. Anyhow thanks for sharing. Go skin's
Man That boat looks amazing. Wish I was this skilled to do mine
Hey Anthony, great video as always.
Thanks so much man 👊
As always great job buddy.
Thanks👊
Get you some Dow 732 aluminum color silicone. Shits indestructible and matches the grey boats.
appreciate that
Hey bro, I did my corners exactly the same as you do (thanks) a nice pair of super sharp scissors works so much better for cutting those corners...I use the Weis shop shears from home depot. Like a hot life through butter
Thanks for the suggestion cuzin
Cuzin.... How the hell you just going to open up a video with Go Dawgs? I almost threw my computer across the room, lol. Just messing with ya bud. The rebuild is looking great. Nice work on the video. Editing is on point! Super jealous.
Cuzin it just ended up that way, seemed like a good place to break! You got the natty so why you care anyway? lol. Thanks man, only taking 4 months to edit this series. lol. Not enough time to keep up but I have a feeling you know what I mean cuz🤣
@@AnthonyJonesBrigadeBoats i definitely know what you mean cuzin.... Geaux Tigers!
BTW way things are going you may have won the FINAL CFP natty at that....
@@AnthonyJonesBrigadeBoats i know right... this covid crap needs to go away already. We need college football back dang it.
Anthony, how long do you let your paint dry before recoating? I'm following most of your methods, and am even using the same brand of paint. The back of the can says Recoat after fully dry which is usually 24 hours. Do you usually wait that long? It's a pain in the neck trying to paint the framing when I have to wait a day for each coat doing 3 coats minimum. Thanks
Man I just recoat as soon as I can touch it gently without it being tacky. Just depends on the temperature and how thick you put it on. If its wood framing, the pores will stack it up quick , ive literally put coats on 20 mins later but with hatches and stuff I've had to wait hrs. I usually hit it and check it in a few hrs or leave it overnight though never wauted 24 hrs nor read instructions lol. Also never had a problem with the end result. In video I coat edges because if I coat whole thing it will be tacky to touch when carpeting so I found it best to oaint edges and area carpet will lap, then do final paint after carpet is on and before i mount hinges.