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Would definitely upgrade those strings in the future, but overall this is a very solid idea.

Enjoyed the video but thought I'd offer some tips going forward for other vids. Sometimes people "can't see the forest for the trees" and need outside, independent, impartial observation and comment. 1. Saying "gis and gat" are NOT acceptable substitution's for "this and that." 2. It's 65 cents (with an s), not 65 cent. similarly you need "20 Feet of cable, not 20 foot." Do you not understand the basic difference between singular and plural? 3. You're using ply-ers, not plars. 4. As a self-confessed redneck, why are you buying chinese made products vs "Made in the USA???" 5. But most disturbing is you calling your father, on a public platform like RUclips, "Daddy." NO grown up male, certainly no REAL, masculine adult male, calls their father "Daddy!" It's gross, and in psychiatry, it's linked to an "erotic affinity to a male father figure." 6. In your video you mentioned that you feel that there should be "more right and wrong in the world." well, you should practice what you preach. Start with speaking/talking correctly and coherently. It'll make you sound less stupid. While proudly calling yourself a redneck might be "cool" in your southern circles, it's not cool to the rest of the world. It's a HUGE reason why they make fun of you people, why southerners are the brunt of so many degrading jokes, and one (of the many reasons) why you lost the Civil War. I hope that this (not gis) helped.

Nice setup! I have the same motor, but haven’t mounted it yet. I was gonna do the whole pwm/foot steer thing, but I think I’m gonna do it your way. Less expense and more simple. What is the extension handle and what kind of speed do you get on that BigRig? Thanks.

Using that hole on the motor going into a pulley system is genius. Gonna have to borrow that idea. Thank u for sharing!

Scupper plugs?

Do you really talk like Larry the Cable Guy?

well now....good video. IMHO I do not think the conduit is neccessary, nor the drilling of holes. I have something similar, but used a pulley that is attached to the bow carry handle. As for the retractable clothes line, I mounted it in a track with a tee bolt. Should I ever decide to go with an anchor trolley, I would attach a carabiner to the middle ring of the trolley and hang a pulley there. This would give me line management and the ability to position the anchor anywhere. No need for two anchors, but could be useful should you be in rivers. As for the knot, I use a figure knot which is pretty small and passes through the retractable clothes line (mine has a little holder built in to lock in the line, so I don't need a cleat either.) That being said, everyone has different needs and your idea is certainly a good way to go for what YOU need.

Hi buddy but did your kajak was to heavy on that side flip when empty

“How great thou art”? A hymn translated to native language?

Use scupper plugs it will make a vaccum and be more stable

Would a nucanoe unlimited be okay for you?

Have you paddled the Jackson Bite for its initial stability?

My first time Kayaking and this Kayak held strong. ruclips.net/user/postUgkx4k5UrhC3v_Y4hIEaXLGvHcN5a5aBmZNB The water got pretty rough as a speed boat zipped by me, and the Kayak withstood it (I expected to be capsized). The Ores are very easy to put together, the pump worked beautifully. the seats are a bit hard to sit in after a while (I recommend sitting on the floor). after reading the reviews I was very scared it'd get a hole in it, the material is very strong and durable. The Air valve may need a small Phillips head screwdriver to adjust, other than that, it's well worth the money!(update)I've gone Kayaking in 3 Lakes and 2 rivers totaling about 40 miles. the kayak had two holes and they patched easily and no other problems can't wait for kayaking season this year!

Just took this out on my maiden voyage on biscayne bay. Have it hooked up to an intex excursion 5 and 100 ah battery. Easy to install. The height adjustment feature could glide easier but honestly no real complaints with this. Great product.

Could have just put a pulley on the bottom caribiner. On motor. That would have given you 2 to1. Right?

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What size of wood is that? Length and thickness

Cool video but your breathing gave me asthma attack and anxiety lol.. I’m a big dood too and I feel your pain lol

You want to be at or less than around 60% of the kayaks capacity for the water to stay lower in the scuppers. You could also use scupper plugs. Foam golf balls make great scupper plugs. Then your gear, you’re a big boy, you are 100% gonna need scupper plugs I think no matter what kayak you choose, except maybe the largest kayaks like say a native watercraft titan? If you like the boat and are keeping it, scupper plug it. Have fun

Hello I hope you are well. In advance really cool idea that I would like to adapt. What exactly are these tubes and what diameter are they? 😊

AMEN!!!

Loved your video. You sound like my kinda guy. Keep it up

That's a pig!

Unfortunately the inside liner rips after a few times putting the cases in... then it's a freaking fight... otherwise a GREAT bag..

I’ll buy it from ya!

Came here from a suggestion by Mickey. Looks dang good!

I have old time kayak

Most kayak companies include their weight of the kayak in the weight capacity. May be your problem. The shock cord in the rear tank well has a seat clip that hooks on to the seat bar to hold the seat down. Load the boat bow first and lay the seat back and go down the highway at 70 mph. I do it regularly.

Great review thanks. My ss127 has 2 clips on the bungee to hold seat down in back. Seems like that one should also. I was considering selling my 127 and buying one of these. May test drive one first. Thanks

Great review! I LOVE the idea of that handle located in the back middle...that would make loading the kayak into my truck so much easier! Thanks for the info.

Very nice! Thanks for the information!

Kayak weight limit is determined by your weight is a little misleading in the Kayak industry. When they say a boat has a weight capacity of 425 lbs, that’s your weight plus your gear weight plus the actual weight of the kayak itself. So bonafides website says 425 but that is not the usable capacity. You subtract the 85 lbs the boat weighs leaving you with 385 then subtract the weight of yourself and gear. A good rule of thumb is to not exceed 70% of that max capacity as well because at that point it dramatically effects the performance of the kayak. Hope this comment helps someone.

That's the problem with kayak manufacturing. High weight capacity means a big heavy hard to paddle kayak. Good review tiny. Hate the boat is not working out for you.

Sitting in water all the time would be a deal breaker but any addon's would be easy to install!!😎

That's one reason I like the Shoalie. I'm 325 and run scuppers out. The Shoalie sits higher in the water as well. The rvr 119 is a good yak though.

Thank you for your review on it like when people are honest I just bought on not long ago I weigh 270 hope I have better luck with the water coming in

Great review! Thanks for sharing!

Do you know if the RVR power pole ready like the SS127 etc?

Thanks for the review my friend

Thank Mike, good info! I have a buddy that has been looking at these and this will help!

Hello bro!! Good job 👏🏻, what about turning the engine 360°? won't the rope get in the way? I intend to do this on my aluminum boat, climb this way but using an electric car window motor.

Those are some units in those photos

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Nice smallmouth! 👍

W❤️W! That’s Lovely! 🤗❤️✨

that's awesome Tiny.

I like it Tiny

Very cool my friend

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I like it! Thanks for sharing!