$150 JON BOAT TO BASS BOAT 2 YEARS LATER!

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We are revisiting a build from 2 years ago, the 14' Jon Boat to Bass Boat budget build! You guys seemed to like this series, and now its time to see how it has held up!
Its not difficult to do a build on the cheap side, but does it last? Would it be worth putting in a little more money?? Thanks for tuning in!

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I just recently bought a jon boat but it’s so funny because you live in my childhood house in bellingrath. I grew up playing in the creek behind the house

ChandlerNorris
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I'm building one soon very soon... can't take it great job can't wait to see the update

unseenoutdoors
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You two good ol’ boys built a great boat and this two year update is incredibly helpful to me. Thanks much!

grantolbrich
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Need to build since I’m a quadriplegic. May alter it a bit but thanks for the in depth video.
Boat looks awesome!!

aaronbryan
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a bottle of tite bond III to seal the edges of the plywood before painting. what you did works. Then a tarp to cover and pvc to cover it during those long periods.

swamprat
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Great jobs fellas! I’ve got the same boat but 15 ft with a 9.9 Mercury how much weight did that add to the boat do you think I’d be fine? Man I wish I got my lumber a year ago that plywood is $90 a sheet and a 6 ft 2x4 is almost $12 dollars 🤣😂😅 but the boat build looks great

codystanley
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U guys did a bang up job. Anyone who complains can fish from shore!!

rexkepford
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I used Scooa blue blue 3/4” water proof my boat 20” x48. Have a 25hp 2 stroke

joemartin
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i just bought a 10ft 48 wide for 100 bucks only had one leak in it too. looking to mod mine like this that looks great. started planning for it. I guess i would have to mount pvc on sides to support more weight and stabilize better? still looks good after 2 years (your build)

sly
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I would try a bilge pump in the back to get that water out the bottom, some seats with the poles like bass boats have, ohhhh and some leds in the boat

codystanley
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Use the plastic wood for decking and use plastic barrels for foldable walking area and pontoon

serh
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Just found your channel because I’m looking to do a job boat to bass boat build. Figured you were cool when I saw you made a video and a build. I KNEW you were cool when I saw the Braves shirts! Keep choppin!

yankeesouth
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Good build. I say should’ve gone more on sealant because that’s what keeps everything good

sethgabbard
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Hey guys, nice job! I found a great way of making door accesses on my rebuilds and talk about "CHEAP"! I find these boats on Marketplace where folks have no titles. I buy access panels (doors) with the hinges attached for nearly nothing, and some for free. I build my frames for storage and attach these lids (doors). Also, another cheap use of strong material for framing are bed frames that I cut, drill and bolt together. Most bed frames I find cost me $10. As for carpet I go to apartment complexes and carpet stores and do some some "dumpster diving". I always get permission from management though. I also find 2x4's and occasionally some plywood or OSB board. Most of my costs are in the hardware until the electronics come into play and new/used rod holders. Thanks again and great build!

VernonLeugersJr
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I looked what you did and how you did it. Was the plywood treated? If so use good water seal. Everyone I've talked to so far has used half inch treated plywood. Electrical can get costly but if you plan it out first it's reasonable. I'd also add a solar battery charger just to be safe.

darrylvieregge
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Instead of plywood have you guys considered the pvc board? It's heavier but much more durable and waterproof. Just curious on your thoughts

erikthompson
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I have to say you did a great job for only 150 bucks. Only thing would have changed would have used hinges instead of straps. And they make handles for compartments. I'd like to do this with my boat but covering it all the time is kind of a pain in the butt. Loos like it's held up well considering it's in the elements.

ryanfischer
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3/4 to 11/16 plywood would not warp as bad or get a more expensive wood sheet. It will add a little more weight but do a good job.

jerseycowboy
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What was the hot foot for or whatever that foot button is next to the trolling motor pedal ?

MisoJuice
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I think I spent about just the same on my 12ft seaking
I just scored a 14'8 Greger boat
Budget is not much more than last boat!!

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