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Ha! Well, at least you're started off that fast. :-) I wish they had a little more power. I'd like to hit 35 with it but I don't want to start screwing with the motor. I did just add the front basket accessory to mine a couple weeks ago. The thing is so handy! I screwed some fishing pole holders to it so the kids can now put their tackle boxes and pulls in there and go fishing or we take it to the neighborhood pool and have a place to throw towels and crap. If I had it to do over, I would have added the basket a long time ago. I hope you enjoy your machine!

@@ItAintEz I read on a facebook post where people change the gear ration in order to get more speed but I haven’t researched it though

@@30secondswithDan If you ever attempt something like that, please share the results! P.S., great RUclips name!

@@ItAintEz ruclips.net/video/OVveCZupObU/видео.htmlfeature=shared seems like a lot of work but might be worth it. I don’t wanna do anything to mine yet because I don’t wanna void warranty

@@30secondswithDan I agree that is a lot to take on. I like the idea of going that route but that's more than I would want to get into. Thank you for sharing that link!

That's a great idea, you're the first one to mention that one. I've sold the boat so I can't do that any longer but any guidance on how someone would go about that?

Great feedback!! I made another video for maintenance and I replaced the greese in there. That did make a difference over just add a couple of pumps.

I think that was the stock prop. That sucker was seized! We got it though. I wish I had an impact gun to try!! I ended up getting a top end boost out of it. It's not fast but does the job I need/needed. I sold it though and moved to Florida!

Quiero comprar un motor como ese en argentina no existe me pude ayudar a comunicarme con algún fabricante . Muchas gracias

LOL! It really is an all day job!

What? That's pretty low. Not sure what deserved that one!

@@ItAintEz we need to make golf carts great again

@@dongfloppin22 D@mn straight!

That sounds right, with a 37, 80 lb of battery, no anchor or trolling motor, I was getting 27 mph with the Merc Rapid prop. I ended up selling the boat as I move out of state but I will get another!

@ItAintEz i have 3 batteries a minnkota ultrex and 2 10 inch garmin graphs. If im by myself i get 28-29mph. With another person i can hold a steady 27

@@hunterandraschko5324 Yeah, that's a great setup and holding a good speed! Thank you for sharing!

I really enjoyed it! I sold the boat and motor over the winter. I'm moving out of state but I look forward to my next boat!

It ended up being weight in the boat. I had an idea to do a video later on and remove as much weight as possible because I had so many accessories in there. Anyways, it made a huge difference! Thanks for watching!

ROFL, anything he wants! Lol I'm going to buy a jet boat next. A little bit bigger than one of those but those jet boats are amazing.

No, I sold it in January. She was finally dialed in too!

I just sold it 2 weeks ago. I miss it already!

Thank you! I loved that boat! I am moving out of state so I just sold it. Once I get settled, time to buy another one!

I appreciate you watching. Feel free to add any comments of what can be done differently or better. You can help me learn or others that watch this in the future. Thanks!

Nice! My 200 amp hours of batteries is a little overkill but that's how I roll!

Right? That's crazy It all blew out so quickly. Definitely a defect. I really got to make an updated video for this one. I'll get around to it. There was more carnage I didn't realize but more to come on that.

Yeah that was fabulous! I keep meaning to post an updated video but I haven't. Maybe I'll get to that over the holiday break. Essentially, Polaris took care of me but I was down a machine for months. Got it back, took it on a couple trips, only to find out the front diff was destroyed as well. Polaris took care of me again but that was another couple of months without a machine.

Thanks for the feedback! I think this testing shows that the performance is directly related to the weight. I'm pretty happy that I can set it up for duck hunting and get 27 mph and then load it down for fishing and still get 22 mph +. The skeg isn't adjusted for the prop so I think there is some tweaking that can make a little difference but I am comfortable with this as-is. Thank you for watching!

With a shattered front dif, yes.

They have a stretch of new cabins. There may have been 6 of them that are all the same stretch and then a mansion cabin at the end. They are nice! If you were headed from the campgrounds to that pro shop and where the trail entrances are, it's the last gravel road on your left before you get to where it opens up with the pro shop area and all that.

@@ItAintEz thanks! Are these part of the windrock owned cabins?

@@LJ_AF Yes, they are Windrock owned. Here is one of them: stayatwindrockpark.com/home/view/786/820-racoon-run?start=2023-12-13&end=2023-12-15

Does it? Thanks for finding that! I did two quarts as you likely noticed so I will move it to the road or another flat surface and check again! Thank you!

This might help explain the speed: ruclips.net/video/2DtR5u4_Uis/видео.html

Right? My video sucked as my kids were not in the mood for much filming. That place is great though and I need to go back! It is so much fun, especially on the tracks! I never think to send a notification before I go somewhere. I do a lot of things last minute but you gave me a great idea to plan a trip and announce it in advance! I hope to catch you on the trails! Thanks for watching another one of my videos!

I think I have around 200 hours on that motor, maybe more. I don't have a tachometer or any instruments to tell me how it's performing. I just grab the throttle and go. I wonder if I need a tune or if there is something I can do other than the exhaust it has. Essentially, I'm wondering if my motor has untapped potential.

I thought he was never gonna get the box open.😢

@@bobbellow5502 🤣😂

You want it throwing about a 5 foot roost off the back. Basically put the nut half in the water half out. I have an 1860 gt extreme pushes me 31 empty and 27 loaded. What rpms is your motor running at wide open throttle?

​@@tholla92 I've sold the boat and I'm moving out of state. I did catch RPMs in another video but I can't remember now! I will be getting another boat when I get settled but not sure if I will go mud motor again or not.

That's awesome that you have a set of twins! In the article that is linked in my description, it shows a Mercedes with twin tires. I would love to see your setup! The article has a link to Continental tires that are suppose to fit here: www.tirerack.com/tires/tires.jsp?tireMake=Continental&tireModel=sContact&partnum=29MR6SCON&vehicleSearch=false&fromCompare1=yes I haven't purchased those Continentals so I can't speak to the quality/fit. There are some tires out there still. My rims are sitting in the backyard under a tarp with the rubber smoked off and wires sticking out. I figured if I got enough views to be monetized, I would put dirt bike tires on the rims to have some fun with. Sadly, it seems that there aren't as many fanboys of these rims like me.

Thank you I saw those as well but I know they are spare tires so need to figure out if ca be actually driven on them for years etc. Not sure how to post a pic of mine on here@@ItAintEz

@@ForesteFamily I bet they can be. But that's also the beauty of twin tires, you get so much support from having two, you get a lot more sidewall strength. I guess the question is the rotational strength. If they are only rated for 55 mph for example, then it's probably too sketchy to pursue. Dang it, on the pics. I don't know how either. :(

Great question! I don't know. Since warranty covered mine, everything went back as stock. Thank goodness too is that was an expensive repair! If there's a gasket or something I can do to help the longevity, I'm all ears!

Not in particular. In the moments leading up to it's demise, I was racing my buddy's X3 across an open grass field. He was winning so that should have been my first clue. :) We did it a couple times and when I lined up beside him for another run, I mashed the gas pedal lunged forward and it just blew. So it was probably slipping a bit here and there and I didn't pick up on it until it just all blew at once.

Will you send me a link to that big blade prop? That sounds like the way to go.

That's a great question and information. I have never actually paid attention to where the prop is sitting in the water. I just trim the motor up and down in small increments until I get the highest speed out of it. This makes me wonder if the motor needs to be mounted higher or lower to have an even plane with the prop. Next time I take it out, I'm going to pay more attention to where the prop sits and the angle of it.

your prop should look like the one in this video at the beginning ruclips.net/video/I3gsgKyt2aY/видео.htmlsi=8B41wLi_RAPcNzw5 ​@@ItAintEz

@@ItAintEzis it throwing a roaster tail?

Good call, I'll bring shiners next time. Since I've filmed this, I had a guy that was renting my boat and he used crawfish for bait. He said he uses them all the time but I've never seen anybody use crawfish for bait. I may give that a whirl too.

@@ItAintEz either go buy some shad, or cast net them yourself. I live in Woodstock, what part of town are you in?

@@allynsmith5026 I'll have to try cast netting for some. I haven't tossed a cast net in years!! I'm near Allatoona in Cartersville. I usually go in near the LakePoint side of it.

@@ItAintEz oh man, I hear you about the cast net. Use a smaller one and still can't make a good throw consistently. I wouldn't take anything but shad for bait, unless you're targeting crappie. Then small minnows are good, but for bass, hybrids, white bass, stripers, catfish, your best bet is shad.

​@@allynsmith5026 This is great advice, thank you so much!! I can't wait for my next outing!

Thank you for the pronunciation!

Lol, It’s ok everyone messes it up. It was actually the first capital of Georgia before Atlanta back in the 1800s.

@@donaldlong530 No way, that's pretty cool! I never knew that!

@@ItAintEz Theh call it “old capital”. I know exactly where you did your video. I like your boat you got!

@@donaldlong530 That's awesome! And thank you! That was a haul for me but a great trip! I got many hours on that boat now. The kids absolutely love it. We can run that thing around anywhere and they get out and have a blast. I'm very happy with it.

Yes, I got some queued up next!

I love that you watched multiple videos to even have that question! Unfortunately I do not know. I assume you're talking about where the guy passed away. I'll ask a buddy that was with me and get back to you if he knows. I went to durhamtown this weekend. I highly recommend that place, it was awesome!

@@ItAintEz dude I want to go to Durhamtown and rip the GP track

@@ItAintEz but ya I guess it’s where the dude died (may God bless his soul) it was where everyone was watching hill climbs

@@skydivekid01 oh my gosh... You know about it then. I was killing it Saturday. I got so much air on that track! I had my usual camera crew (my kids) and they missed almost all of it as the bleachers are far away from where the good jumps are. It was so much fun. I'm definitely going back. My buddy was there with his X3. We were both catching air for the first time and fell in love with that track!

@@ItAintEz ya I’m in GA so I know it pretty well

I wish I could but I did not do the adjustment. This is the place that did it for me though: www.cherokeegolfcarts.com/

@@ItAintEz is your cart fuel injected?

@@Bomah789 It is fuel injected. In fact, the motor only runs when you step on the gas pedal. So it doesn't stay running like a normal machine. As soon as you hit the gas pedal, the motor starts and the machine moves like one of these modern cars that shut off that stop lights.