Here's Why I Can't Stop Buying Boats (+Buying A New Boat)

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0:00 intro
0:50 the new boat
4:00 making a new transom
4:44 getting the motor transport ready
6:28 drilling holes for the transom
6:50 sunshare
8:45 attaching the transom
9:45 attaching the motor
12:27 departing on the trip
16:48 arrived back home
17:14 whats inside

[DanandJazz]

I’ve abandoned any hope of seeing a completed project on this channel

[FlyingConey]

As the owner of an 82 feet (25 meter) riveted steel vessel my recommendation would have been to run as fast and as far away from that barge as you can. Now that you've already bought it, congratulation to your own piece of history. Welding riveted steel can be a challenge sometimes and I'm interested in upcoming videos. A minimum steel thickness of 4mm is recommended. Good luck!

[StudioBhobho]

Bro is slowly building an atoll from waterworld one boat at a time, it looks like you have a community of them at 19:31

[granadakimj]

A person that controls one ship, is called a captain.
But a person, who controls more than one ship, is called a Commodore (or Admiral)

Just saying... 😜

[DonFarmer-hqsw]

I’ve been with you from the first video, and your story telling gets better each year 😊
Carry on Captain 👍🏼

[Keatso]

I love your videos but God please finish one project so I can admire the completed boat!!

[alanduncan]

You have saved me a fortune in buying boats. I just live vicariously alongside your purchases and graft fixing them up. Thanks.

[dentita]

Keep Buying and fixing boats, this is the 2 reasons we keep enjoying your channel. Cheers from Greece.

[kaydesign]

Lot of people complaining here, but I recognize this. You are young, full of energy. When you see a awesome opportunity you have to strike. You have a good eye and knowledge and you can always sell a project.

[charleshutchings]

You are a brave, and confident sailor! The bilge reminded me of my days of working on a WW II landing craft in Key West. In fact, many things you do, and have remind me of my Navy days. Congratulations on acquiring the barracks barge. It was fun watching you attach the motor, then transiting up the river at night. I look forward to the next episode!

[simsjef]

I just loved the fact you saw this medal boat as a floating piece of history which still has potential to be useful and very functional. Look forward to more episodes as you add to and work on your fleet. You and your friends are just full on ingenuity which this world needs more off.

[mundanestuff]

I have four Austin Healey Sprite Mk1 and 1 MG Midget. And two 1997 Camaros. And a few other cars. And a storage locker full of parts. there are many of us in this situation.

[poche]

Hoarding is more common than I thought after I looked around at my place and every friend's basement or garage.

[patrickcwillis]

Keep doing what you are doing👍👍. The wonderful work you have done so far is inspiring. There is no such thing as to many boats. They spark creativity and adventure in life. Please keep sharing your thoughts and stories.

[Vedmedius]

Dude, you're crazy, but you're fun. I've been following you since the beginning, good luck to you.

[jankoenen]

OMG another barge!!!, you got a nice big boat, which is not finished yet, and what a work to switch the outboard motor, why didn’t, t you tow and push that new barge with your other boats, and please continue the work on your first big boat, I miss the work on that small pleasurecraft

[jeepowner]

at the beginning of your channel, people would always criticize or put down things you did but you have a mind like a sponge. you learned from others and through trial and error. now the comment section is practically criticism free. good job man

[Helix_Nova]

"The boat-enthusiast that unintentionally built an island"

[d_rr_y]

It is brilliant to use the reverse camera for steering. Well done. Thank you

[Peter-jowt]

You have a fortunate addiction for your many loyal followers.
I look forward to your new shop area and your finished guest quarters.