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@@lelandtarter8550 anytime man! Glad it has helped so many people.

@@lelandtarter8550 also, if you haven’t yet, check out my newest video of the jetboat I built!

Thanks! For a video I made pretty spontaneously while sitting at the boat ramp, people seem to always watch it. Glad people find it useful. 🤘 check out the most recent vid I did of my home built jet boat!

I’ll probably be down in Gold Beach next year around the same time. I’d love to bring my home built jet boat over there and have some fun running skinny water with the Torch Craft Marine guys.

@@carlvan7908 yeah pretty much, I think it reduced the full tilt by like one notch. But that’s plenty for what I needed. I sold this boat a few years ago and I’ve been building an epic jetboat. Check out my IG page for the new boat. @northern.arc.designs

I haven’t run an outboard in a while but most modern outboard have a support tube built into them to hook up controls to.

Yeah it worked awesome

I don’t unfortunately, but I bet if you searched boat control install or something you would find something on how they’re installed. Dangar marine on RUclips has all sorts of videos on boat stuff.

@@Noahlochner0 thanks I'll check that out. I realized today I can probably find a new single handle style that would work and be better anyway.

Search Dangar marine on RUclips I know he has one.

There’s also a channel called Brandon’s garage and I know he has one too. ruclips.net/video/t7mbcqRcSpA/видео.htmlsi=Qhe3-0UpRf5ZrvrL

Not sure what you mean. That red lever is the throttle, which controls the speed.

To be completely honest I filmed this spur of the moment but I’m so happy it’s reached so many people.

Thank you! If you have Instagram you can check out the progress at @Northern.arc.designs

This particular motor already came with a key'd ignition when I purchased it with this boat, however the ignition was actually broken when I bought it so I paid a shop to put in a new ignition. I moved the ignition to the console after I modified the boat. There is a good youtube channel at "Brandon's Garage" and he has a video on installing a key'd ignition I believe. Hope that helps! I dont own this boat anymore because I build a jetboat instead. Check out my other videos for that!

Glad this video has helped people

I’m really glad this video has been useful for people.

You can run them normally (mounted to the side of whatever console you are using). I just did mine flush just because I wanted to. I didn’t really change anything on the controls side of things besides building a bracket to recess it down so it’s flush with the console.

It was quite a few years ago that I messed Around with it. But if I recall correctly there was a round little cylinder shaped end piece with a hold through it that you threat the end of the cable into and it’s held captive inside the lever “box” part. As you move the lever it pushes or pulls the cable. DM me on Instagram if you want and I can try to explain it better with photos. @Northern.arc.designs You can also check out my most recent boat project there.

@@Noahlochner0 yeah I don’t have Instagram or Facebook or anything really lol. I’m wondering if my cables are wrong… they look like yours with the holes in them to connect to the motor… but they have holes on the other end too, but that’s where it goes into the control box, but looks like you have to put wire in there… so I’m not sure

@@beefhouseG ruclips.net/video/7GdwiRQxEtE/видео.html. Hope this helps!

Like the length? Or the actual size? I went to a marine shop and asked them to order me the cable and corresponding support tube.

Thank you! I definitely intended to do more. Just hard with work and kids and stuff like that. Hopefully I can film a few more once I get a bit more free time. Any requests on things I should cover?

@@Noahlochner0 yea life is busy hey The stuff that youve been doing is great, the boat building and designing. Tinny / boat modifications alway seem to do well for views. Anything that helps people with ideas for their own projects is awesome, thats what Im always looking at anyway.

The center console?

I honestly don’t remember. I think it tilt a few degrees maybe? This motor sat pretty far away from the ground when trailered so I never bothered tilting it even before I did the steering. There is ways to make sure you still can tilt it though, just make the bracket attach to the upper tiltable part of the motor and not the bottom stationary side and you’ll be golden.

Mine still had the tiller handle and worked just fine.

My buddies has the tiller handle still on his also. But it may depend on what brand motor you have. We both have evinrude/Johnson

Glad it helped! I have a ton of video I need to go through and post more content of my current project.

It worked great for me!

I bought the aluminum and paid my buddy in this video to weld it.

This I believe was a SeaStar Solutions kit, it was about $250 if I recall correctly.

@@Noahlochner0 do you have a link I could get 🙏🙏🙏

Dometic SeaStar Safe-T Quick Connect Rotary Steering Kit, SS137XX www.amazon.com/dp/B0000AXUAR/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_i_0QJ2H593H1135BPJ6GSB It’s this kit, but you gotta measure the length of teleflex cable you need for your boat. You can use any key way steering wheel with it.

Wow you are so so so so much help with this . Thank you so much

Anytime dude! You can follow me on Instagram if you want and DM me any questions you might have, @Northern_arc

Do you have Instagram?

Shoot me a message on Instagram snd I’ll send you a layout, @Northern_arc

Dang man I don’t. I have fb that’s about it lol

Or email? Cbeall93@gmail.com

@@chrisbeall5831 hey man I tried emailing you but the emails got returned. Shoot me an email real fast and I’ll reply to it with the photos of the layout. Noahlochner0@gmail.com

What motor are you running? Check the sides of your motor and see if there are any control cable brackets. If you haven’t yet, check out this quick video I did on how control cables are connected. If it looks like your motor is missing some of the attachment points for the cables, I’d probably venture to guess no. At least not without ordering some parts. ruclips.net/video/TnrzruI3RiE/видео.html If you don’t see any brackets or connection points, I’d probably suggest running it over to any boat shop and ask them if there are brackets and parts available for that particular motor to make it happen. Hope this helps! You can always DM me on Instagram too @Northern_arc and I can try to help further.

Thanks!

I believe this was .090

Boats are the greatest! And it’s always awesome when a plan works out. Thank you!

Thank you!

Haha he probably would have.

@@Noahlochner0 Good stuff. lol

@@darrylb4048 I’m picking up the aluminum for my new boat in a few weeks. I’m building a 265hp 17’ jetboat! I’ll be posting a lot more when I build it and document the process. Thanks for watching!

You can order universal shift and throttle cables and then order the ends that are specific to Evinrude/Johnson (they’re the same) or you can order cables that are specific for your motor. Either way works. And the teleflex steering cable, I’ve always gone with the seastar ones. Super good reputable company and the instructions are clear. I’ll add links in the description for parts to make all this happen.

@@Noahlochner0 thank you so much. I appreciate the help.

Links should be in the description now. Hope that helps! Just measure what length of cable you need. Measuring directions should also be on seastar’s website in that link.

Thank you. Nice helpful advice

The throttle cable and shift cable are noth hooked to a little bracket on the side of the motor. She shift cable goes to a little lever which, obviously shifts the motor from forward, natural, reverse. The throttle cable is connected at the motor side to a little lever that controls the throttle.. My motor came with the little brackets for both shift and throttle. If your motor doesn’t have it, you can order the part online if you look around. On the lever side of things, I just ran the cables under my console on the right side and they mount into the bottom of that control lever. Left is throttle, right is shift. I don’t have this boat anymore or I would give a more detailed walkthrough. My buddy had a similar motor so next time I’m at his house I’ll try to explain and do a little video for you guys!

ruclips.net/user/BrandonsGarage this guy has great boat info on his page.

Haha I filmed this completely unprepared after working an extremely long graveyard shift. I definitely should have prepared better, buuuut I’m trying to make up for it by answering anyone who has questions about things.

So when I initially started this boat project I didn’t know how to weld aluminum so I designed them console and had my buddy weld it. The steering wheel and its connection hardware are from seastar I believe. It’s super easy to install. It comes with a template for you to mark exactly where the holes need to be and you just drill them out with a hole saw and a small drill bit for the bolt holes. This motor already had a remote start when I bought it, however it didn’t work so I brought it to a marine shop and paid them like 60 bucks to make it work again. I believe there’s another youtube channel which I’ll have to go find the link for, but it shows how to add a remote start. Admittedly, wiring stuff isn’t my strength so I leave important things to the professionals as often as I can. I cut my teeth into the boating world with the boat in this video but I’ve grown a lot in what I can do and what I know how to do. I would highly recommend doing a console and adding steering. For me, it makes the boating experience soooo much better. I’ve Also had back surgery and for my next boat that I’m going to build from scratch, I’m planning on designing some suspension mounts for some really nice seats for that exact reason. If you look up some of those air ride suspension seats, probably something like that.

ruclips.net/video/6Nm8lPZxzlk/видео.html Here’s the link do the video on how to do the remote start. If you like this kinda thing, Brandon’s garage is a great resource for boat related stuff.

@@Noahlochner0 what do you mean by an air ride seat for a boat? It looked like in your video you made your steering console so that you are standing...did I see that correctly? If so, do you like driving the boat while standing?

@@shanepeter1616 Yeah Its a stand up console in that boat. I love standing up and operating the boat. It lets me see alot more of what is under the water in front of me, which is important because I typically run rivers and there is often a ton of rocks and debris that gets moved around each year. Air ride is just a type of suspension seat base. I'm planning on (Maybe) building something similar to the Shockwave S5 seat bases. Heres a link to their website just so you can see what i'm talking about and how they work. Essentially its got a few linkages between two plates. One plate mounts to the boat, the other plate mounts to the bottom of your seat and it is suspended by basically a bike shock that you can adjust the damper and rebound. Good for us dudes with back issues.

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