You are an impressive young man where you’ve learned your mechanics from at such a young age. It’s absolutely incredible people say you’re silver spooned fed. I don’t think you would be up to your elbows in grease !!! there is no question. You should be proud of yourself. You come across as being a good person. I hope your next one is 100 footer keep being you boss.
This type of guy and his sweet positive attitude and hard work ethic is how America became great. This is the DNA of the USA. Self taught guy with focus and a sharp mind. 10000000% respect.
Magnificent attitude had 53 ft. Rybovivh 1967, feel like I'm back in the engine with my detroits, I'm 83 now and living in the UK you are fantastic, and also have a great smile and a change in attitude Cheers
I’ve known Kip for years, he’s always doing the right thing, the right way, for the right reasons. Can’t ask for a better guy to help you out, doesn’t hurt he owns a full service marina. All around great guy.
Gus, you are a beast! Working your ass off to chase your dreams! I am 58 and disabled and I live vicariously through your videos and adventures. You never cease to amaze me and you make your own way through this life without the help of parents, or a trust fund or anything resembling assistance. A little help from your good friends and you are your own man. You should hold your head up high brother. I can't believe you have your truck license and hauled that huge boat and your mechanic skills are nothing but impressive. I'm not trying to stroke your ego, you are an amazing guy! I wish my two sons would take a page from your life and do half as well as you are. I'm glad you made this video. I've been wondering what you have been up to. A hell of a lot apparently lol. I'm so looking forward to your adventure in your new big yacht! You've already put so much work into her and so much more to follow! I'll try to support you in Patreon. My wife may scalp me but it's all good! Keep up the fantastic work and your videos are fantastic!
You do some gnarly jobs Gus. Replacing all the heads, head hoses and head pumps ranks at the bottom of appealing jobs. I hope you bought the Broward for a song, because you have repaired/replaced almost all major systems -- electrical, plumbing, most engine pumps and systems, corroded major parts, not to mention vast amounts of cosmetic work. You are a man possessed at the yard -- working long into the evening to finish jobs. Your boss seems like a really talented guy, you are lucky to be able to learn from him. Thanks for a wonderful video.
Anybody who calls you A silver spoon boy has not been paying attention... Just keep working hard and your stuff and you'll do fine in Life.... I always said when I was growing up there wasn't anything I couldn't fix And I always fixed everything that I own ...You learn how to fix it when you take it apart....... Way to go keep Way to go keep up the good work
Man Gus when I'm frustrated and about to quit while working on my 4x4 , boat, or project car your videos inspire me to push through and figure it out.....and go buy and fix more rides! Good stuff brother
I totally agree with others here, you are amazing in every way. I am a retired property maintenance mechanic, and I've just about done it all, like you there. Your ethics and the way you make good repairs are very much respected by your viewers. Boats and planes both demand excellent workmanship and, top notch timely repairs, but they are so beautiful when it's all done right. Be safe always, above all, and keep up the great adventure.
Your positive attitude and cheerfulness are infectious. I’m never going to boat or sail but I am here for the adventure. Safe travels, fair weather and following seas
What a great video! Somehow the algorithm recommended me one of your videos a couple months ago. Your videos inspired me to buy a 23 ft cruiser to take my family out and around the San Juans.
I can’t believe anyone ever accused you of being “trust fund” kid. It’s jealousy. Your work ethic is unmatched. I really enjoyed this video and seeing your relationship with Kip. There’s a lot of mutual respect there and it shows.
Doing the Brightwork on her has to be so rewarding! Linseed oil on the rails is so nice and very easy to maintain. Congratulations on the new Beautiful yacht. I love your " geter done " attitude, you will go far in life !
Have you tried linseed oil on the rail instead of using lacquer? It requires a little work oiling it every so often but I think it would be easier to oil it instead of having to go through replacing the varnish and lacquer.
i love the personality of Kipp! The dry humor is the greatest!!! On another note i love getting lost in time watching these long ass videos!!!! im captivated for sure!
There is nothing this man can’t do!!! For somebody that young he certainly has a good head on his shoulders. It’s such a pleasure to watch your videos. 💯💯
Best RUclips channel. This channel could serve as a motivational tool for the younger generation. Work hard, work harder, play hard, work hard, work harder, work even harder, play hard. Cheers and thanks for another great video.
Im sat here on my Danish Jupiter 40 in the UK, rain and 55 knot winds outside, diesel heater kicking out glorious heat and just seen i have a 2 hour intoodeep video to watch 🎉Good times
Gus, your attitude towards fixing things and technical problems is inspiring! You just laugh them away and get things done. Me fixing things: swear a lot, procrastinate and give up.
Dude you remind me so much of my self in my younger days. No fear of getting dirty and doing hard work to get what you want. Keep it up and keep having fun. From a one gear head to another, I'll keep watching when I'm not working on my own stuff.
I totally appreciate the Kip content in this one. I'm sure you're doing this already, but I have to reinforce it nonetheless... Be a sponge around guys like Kip. And, don't only learn the skills, learn the work ethic. Love the content Gus! Cheers, Sev
Ignore the haters or the jealous. I watch your videos because I wish I could do what you’re doing. Not hate you for what you do. Keep it up and look forward to your next video
There isn't a thing on youtube that I'd watch 2 hours of with the exception of "InTooDeep". You give off the most positive vibes on youtube. Keep Posting!!!
I have great respect for your work ethic! Positive individual character today is waning in our culture. You have in abundance. You deserve the fruits of your labor. Big fan!
1 I've checked every day for a new video, 2 you could literally make videos of your weekly task I'm sure most of us would watch could make you some extra money. Just a thought. Love the video as always.
I am in this world (legal, DC, music) and I have commented *numerous* times on his channel.... he needs to stop with copyrighted music over 30 seconds! I love it, too, but, he's going to get hit with a massive fine if he keeps doing it! (I have seen Feds bankrupt about 10 bars/clubs here for it. I just want you safe, buddy!!)
Your living my dream- I never bought a yacht even though I lived on a 42' Carver for a year and a half. I am a licensed Marine Engineer w/ 40 years sea going experience. I want a yacht- yours is beautiful. You seem to have a handle on the repair side of things- congrats- love your podcast- Don
As a retired fleet mechanic with 35 years under my belt, I appreciate that we spend so much time in the engine room fixing stuff :). The other thing I love about your videos is they tend to be so damn long!! 😀
Gus, you have nothing to explain to all of us out here in RUclips land --- nothing at all. You've got your shit together, you're a hard worker and I love watching you hit problems head on and not give up. Keep up the great work and thank you so very much for sharing your own personal journey with all of us!
Your father must be very proud of what you accomplished so far. Whats so cool about watching you is that i live in melbourne fl. I wish i knew a freind like you back in my day. Im 72 now retired and watching people like you that can make money doing videos. Keep you the good work i really enjoy your videos. Its cool that your not really fare away. Keep up the good work ill keep watching good luck and stay safe danny thompson
Just joined you Channel, you are a machine, Keep it up, you have a VERY bright future!! Hard work and dedication will always produce results, inspire others & bring you great joy & satisfaction xx
Gus,out of ALL the videos I watch,Yours are the best.I’m not just saying that,they are.Here’s why I say that,I can sit and watch an hour,in this case over 2 and not have to keep changing subjects.Also your choice of music isn’t so bad either !
Young man, the skills you’ve acquired at such a young age is truly admirable. You should be very proud of yourself. I’d trust you with any responsibility. I’d be 💯 percent confident with any work you did! So impressive!
I am so impressed how you know how to fix everything. Owning a boat like this would not be remotely feasible for me or most people because of how much knowledge about all the systems and engines is required! I’m happy for you that you get to enjoy your life on your terms like this!
Always something that's not working and yet so positive, humble and always smiling. You're a work horse with amazing skills. You are worth all your success. I dont own my own boat but your videos give me strength to fix my small problems with a smile. English is not my native language but your way to say "but" make me smile every time.👍
Hey Gus, That Classic Broward is a beautiful looking yacht! They don't make them like that anymore.. The Hatteras was nice, but the Broward is a real yacht. Congratulations! Keep the videos coming...
I found your channel some weeks ago and got hooked. You are such an inspiration to the young people of America. Watching what is happening in your country, you would be forgiven for thinking the worst about America. EVERYONE should watch your channel, it shows the very best of America and American youth. BTW, I sailed up the Potomac Canal in 1963, in HMS Devonshire, on our way to Washington, the first British warship to do so since our attack on Washington during the War of Independence. Some bridges along the way had to be heightened!! The friendliness and kindness shown to us by your countrymen will never be forgotten. I even toured the White House!! God bless Gus, keep safe, keep smiling and keep posting videos.
the door is amazing, crazy how much work goes in to wood work and how much time is spent and how tedious the details are to make something like that look new again.
If your a boat lover fixer upper this is the best channel on RUclips, I tried to rebuild a 30’boat and it was more than i could do and i didn’t have the help, This is fantastic i get to see this !
Massive respect dude! I live in Arizona and in the circles I travel, I see very little that even comes close to your skill and attitude. Massive respect!
That boat at 15knts, that's awesome, great job Gus, love you're enthusiasm 😊. Proud of you dude, you basically saved that boat from a dark death, she has been very neglected ❤
Such a happy bloke, so nice to see, and nothing seems to put you off. Loved your video and as you said, you’ve been “working hard at the marina”. Good to see the differ types of work marinas do. ❤
You are a major asset to that shipyard young man. You’re skilled & knowledgeable enough to tackle most jobs. You have a great work ethic and attitude towards getting the job done. You seem to have a great job too. A variety of tasks & challenges. Not monotonous work. Never a boring day. Fantastic video!!
This just proves, if you want something! Just get out there and get it! Gus has valuable skills! And a huge work ethic to behold! Good bless the working Man!!!
Gus dude...Outstanding video of what is happening with the Broward, and how you afford to go "In Too Deep!!". Brother, you are a hard working Moe Fo! I did your work ethics and integrity Brother! Kip has got an awesome operation going there in Maine as well!! I have to say my man. Not only do you work hard on your new rig, and the amount of hours you work on the job making that coin, but what about the time you put into making these videos Gus!!! Outstanding!!! I appreciate you taking the time to share what is going on with your Broward, the job, and what your next plans are!! Bahama's Baby!! That is going to be off the hook my man!! Keep up all the hard work Gus!! You my Man are leading by example and showing how, if you want to enjoy life, put the hard work into it, and you will enjoy whatever you are into!! Would love to one day take a cruise, get a tour of the new Broward!! I am a US Army Veteran who was a 61Bravo in the Army. Watercraft Operator!! Operated 65ft Mike Boats, 150ft U boats, and permanent party had me a Helmsman on the 388ft Army Cargo ship. Hauling all sorts of Military equipment. Hope all is well with you today Gus. Take good care of yourself Brother!! D for Drive, R for Race, drive fast, take some chances!! Peace out!! Sully...Rochester, NY
Give me weekly updates man! I like watching the work that’s happening. I watch legit street cars 1 hour videos that he drops weekly and it really helps with engagement and keeping people up to date on what’s going on. You can get into a project rather than just getting a few minutes here and there of one thing and then the next
Good stuff Gus. I remember the first and last time I drove a tractor trailer rig. I was in the Army and held the "Qualified to Operate Heavy" rating, but never used it for anything bigger than a deuce and a half. One day, at Fort Knox we had to go retrieve a downed Bell TH-13 helicopter that had to land at a farm after losing power. I was told to go get a 10 ton tractor and a high flat trailer from the motor pool. I hooked up and brought it to the hangar, then my co-driver drove us out to the farm. Once we had the helicopter loaded it was a bit over height and the skids hung out past the trailer deck about 6 inches on each side. We brought railroad ties to stick under it for extra support(making it higher) and tied it down, with 6 guys riding on back helping hold it steady. I started back on the two lane roads, nearly nicking the mail boxes along berm. When there was no oncoming traffic I got more to the center of the road. Soon we approached an intersection with a flashing light hanging down in the middle. I looked in the left mirror and there was Sarge waving and pointing. I just smiled back and kept boring straight for the light, with the front rotor blade positioned to spear it. I eased right just before the intersection, hoping the Sarge would crap his pants. Once safely back at the hangar I backed the rig in to where the transmission shaft was directly under the hook of the overhead crane, on the first try. The base General was standing there watching and when I got out of the cab, he said, "You looked like you knew what you were doing." I relied, "First time driving a rig, Sir."
WOW I literally just watched 2 hours of this, and I feel like it's been ten minutes. Good stuff. Love watching boat work and restoration and you seem to know your stuff!
You’re a really fuckin inspiring man. Your videos are 2 hours long but you don’t repeat yourself one time. Unless you’re really stoked about a few things haha. I’ve seen you explain how much goes down off camera and I’d much rather have this content than like an over produced and half the ‘nitty gritty details’ mess. I absolutely love how it’s just you explaining exactly what you had to do. You’re the owner, operator, mechanic, and film crew for all this. Fuckin killin it man. Infinite respect from Connecticut. All the best💪🏼
Gus, It's absolutely one of the best videos I've ever watched! For a young guy, you're one hell of a mechanic and all-around trouble shooter. Look forward to your next video The "Quartermaster"
Gus - please add a super-thanks so I can pay for such awesome entertainment! You made my Saturday evening and I would tap that thing and pay for my enjoyment. 🎉
I am jealous of all the knowledge you have and the trust in yourself you have. As you often say, I will make it happen. You have no clue how this says a lot about someone. You are what I call a Genius. And most of all, you are such a great guy!!!
I think what you should do is cut your videos in half and send them out a couple days or weeks apart. I love your channel and want you to make lots of money so you can do and travel even more. Love the videos. keep it up
Glad you’re making some progress on the new boat. You have the work ethic of an old soul. Keep up the great videos and can’t wait to see the next adventure.
New title for the video “Gus fixes the world” your ability to diagnose and properly repair anything as well as improvise and think on your feet is very impressive.
On the teak, you might consider teak oil instead of varnish. The varnish looks great for about a month then the process starts all over again. Teak oil is easy, looks nice and no peeling. Just a thought.
Hi Gus, I'm no mechanic but I've been through the journey that your on. I think that short oil line from the engine to the transmission provides power (oil Pressure) to the clutch in the transmission. In effect when the engine starts the oil pressure enables the clutch in the transmission to work and allow gear selection. Hope this helps! Enjoy the journey!
You are an impressive young man where you’ve learned your mechanics from at such a young age. It’s absolutely incredible people say you’re silver spooned fed. I don’t think you would be up to your elbows in grease !!! there is no question. You should be proud of yourself. You come across as being a good person. I hope your next one is 100 footer keep being you boss.
Yup and +10 mil subscribers to cover some of the costs...;-) This guy rocks!
@@Freddy-b9mHe has 156k subscribers.
@@hterrebrood Yep. i ment 10 million
Well said - definitely a young man of many talents
Not only the mechanics but all the operations as well. Seriously impressive!!
This type of guy and his sweet positive attitude and hard work ethic is how America became great.
This is the DNA of the USA.
Self taught guy with focus and a sharp mind.
10000000% respect.
Magnificent attitude had 53 ft. Rybovivh 1967, feel like I'm back in the engine with my detroits, I'm 83 now and living in the UK you are fantastic, and also have a great smile and a change in attitude Cheers
Amen
Did you say you were in Norfolk va.??.. man thats awesome 👍.. I was born and raised in portsmouth!!..
Absolutely!!
I’ve known Kip for years, he’s always doing the right thing, the right way, for the right reasons. Can’t ask for a better guy to help you out, doesn’t hurt he owns a full service marina. All around great guy.
Gus, you are a beast! Working your ass off to chase your dreams! I am 58 and disabled and I live vicariously through your videos and adventures. You never cease to amaze me and you make your own way through this life without the help of parents, or a trust fund or anything resembling assistance. A little help from your good friends and you are your own man. You should hold your head up high brother. I can't believe you have your truck license and hauled that huge boat and your mechanic skills are nothing but impressive. I'm not trying to stroke your ego, you are an amazing guy! I wish my two sons would take a page from your life and do half as well as you are. I'm glad you made this video. I've been wondering what you have been up to. A hell of a lot apparently lol. I'm so looking forward to your adventure in your new big yacht! You've already put so much work into her and so much more to follow! I'll try to support you in Patreon. My wife may scalp me but it's all good! Keep up the fantastic work and your videos are fantastic!
well said friend.
Dude, your knowledge and work ethic is incredible!! Amazing job!
You do some gnarly jobs Gus. Replacing all the heads, head hoses and head pumps ranks at the bottom of appealing jobs. I hope you bought the Broward for a song, because you have repaired/replaced almost all major systems -- electrical, plumbing, most engine pumps and systems, corroded major parts, not to mention vast amounts of cosmetic work. You are a man possessed at the yard -- working long into the evening to finish jobs. Your boss seems like a really talented guy, you are lucky to be able to learn from him. Thanks for a wonderful video.
what do yo ureckon he paid for it? more than 30k?
I am your grandfather's age and would like to say you're doing your generation proud !
Inner not inter!!! It's ok though!!!
@@tonystubblefield9225 ....but did you understand his in tent! jeesh....
Anybody who calls you A silver spoon boy has not been paying attention... Just keep working hard and your stuff and you'll do fine in Life.... I always said when I was growing up there wasn't anything I couldn't fix And I always fixed everything that I own ...You learn how to fix it when you take it apart....... Way to go keep Way to go keep up the good work
Gus your ability to diagnose, repair, and most importantly explain is astounding! I am happy to have found your channel. Keep up the amazing content.
Man Gus when I'm frustrated and about to quit while working on my 4x4 , boat, or project car your videos inspire me to push through and figure it out.....and go buy and fix more rides! Good stuff brother
I totally agree with others here, you are amazing in every way. I am a retired property maintenance mechanic, and I've just about done it all, like you there. Your ethics and the way you make good repairs are very much respected by your viewers. Boats and planes both demand excellent workmanship and, top notch timely repairs, but they are so beautiful when it's all done right. Be safe always, above all, and keep up the great adventure.
You're very lucky to have a mentor like Kip he practically adopted you!!!
You are so fortunate to have a man like Kip to provide you his help and facilities to get your work done. Kip is a supper person.
Your positive attitude and cheerfulness are infectious. I’m never going to boat or sail but I am here for the adventure. Safe travels, fair weather and following seas
What a great video!
Somehow the algorithm recommended me one of your videos a couple months ago. Your videos inspired me to buy a 23 ft cruiser to take my family out and around the San Juans.
I can’t believe anyone ever accused you of being “trust fund” kid. It’s jealousy. Your work ethic is unmatched. I really enjoyed this video and seeing your relationship with Kip. There’s a lot of mutual respect there and it shows.
80 years of knowledge stuffed into a 27 year old brain. Outstanding work at always Gus.
Doing the Brightwork on her has to be so rewarding! Linseed oil on the rails is so nice and very easy to maintain.
Congratulations on the new Beautiful yacht.
I love your " geter done " attitude, you will go far in life !
Have you tried linseed oil on the rail instead of using lacquer? It requires a little work oiling it every so often but I think it would be easier to oil it instead of having to go through replacing the varnish and lacquer.
i love the personality of Kipp! The dry humor is the greatest!!! On another note i love getting lost in time watching these long ass videos!!!! im captivated for sure!
There is nothing this man can’t do!!! For somebody that young he certainly has a good head on his shoulders. It’s such a pleasure to watch your videos. 💯💯
Best RUclips channel. This channel could serve as a motivational tool for the younger generation. Work hard, work harder, play hard, work hard, work harder, work even harder, play hard. Cheers and thanks for another great video.
Im sat here on my Danish Jupiter 40 in the UK, rain and 55 knot winds outside, diesel heater kicking out glorious heat and just seen i have a 2 hour intoodeep video to watch 🎉Good times
Where in uk ?
Let's go now bro lol
Gus, your attitude towards fixing things and technical problems is inspiring! You just laugh them away and get things done. Me fixing things: swear a lot, procrastinate and give up.
Hey bro living vicariously through you! Keep up the hard work and amazing adventures! Love it!
Dude you remind me so much of my self in my younger days. No fear of getting dirty and doing hard work to get what you want. Keep it up and keep having fun. From a one gear head to another, I'll keep watching when I'm not working on my own stuff.
The owner of the marina is definitely lucky to have you under employment. Your quite literally a jack of all trades!!
I totally appreciate the Kip content in this one. I'm sure you're doing this already, but I have to reinforce it nonetheless... Be a sponge around guys like Kip. And, don't only learn the skills, learn the work ethic. Love the content Gus!
Cheers, Sev
Agreed he seems like a fantastic guy to work around
Ignore the haters or the jealous. I watch your videos because I wish I could do what you’re doing. Not hate you for what you do. Keep it up and look forward to your next video
Lifestyles of the not so rich and not so famous. Killing it bro well done.
There isn't a thing on youtube that I'd watch 2 hours of with the exception of "InTooDeep". You give off the most positive vibes on youtube. Keep Posting!!!
Same here. And between you and I, I just spent all day watching his videos
people like you and Kip make the world keep going around - appreciate you guys
I have great respect for your work ethic! Positive individual character today is waning in our culture. You have in abundance. You deserve the fruits of your labor. Big fan!
1 I've checked every day for a new video, 2 you could literally make videos of your weekly task I'm sure most of us would watch could make you some extra money. Just a thought. Love the video as always.
Dude you're rockin it - your work is spot on, your outlook is spot on - never stop
Yay new episode
I like how positive you are, never seem to be overawed by the workload but methodical to take on the workload item by item.
Bro and your music choices are FANTASTIC MAN!! BRINGS ME BAAAAAAACK!
I am in this world (legal, DC, music) and I have commented *numerous* times on his channel.... he needs to stop with copyrighted music over 30 seconds! I love it, too, but, he's going to get hit with a massive fine if he keeps doing it! (I have seen Feds bankrupt about 10 bars/clubs here for it. I just want you safe, buddy!!)
Your living my dream- I never bought a yacht even though I lived on a 42' Carver for a year and a half. I am a licensed Marine Engineer w/ 40 years sea going experience. I want a yacht- yours is beautiful. You seem to have a handle on the repair side of things- congrats- love your podcast- Don
That man Kipp.... Unbelievable work. What a great channel you have Sir.
As a retired fleet mechanic with 35 years under my belt, I appreciate that we spend so much time in the engine room fixing stuff :). The other thing I love about your videos is they tend to be so damn long!! 😀
You're sure not afraid of hard work. No wonder you're doing so well and obviously having a great time. Keep it up. 👍👍 Enjoy life.
Gus, you have nothing to explain to all of us out here in RUclips land --- nothing at all. You've got your shit together, you're a hard worker and I love watching you hit problems head on and not give up. Keep up the great work and thank you so very much for sharing your own personal journey with all of us!
You are a very talented young man. Your 70 footer is a beauty. Thanks for putting this video together. I have been watching your videos for years.
Your father must be very proud of what you accomplished so far. Whats so cool about watching you is that i live in melbourne fl. I wish i knew a freind like you back in my day. Im 72 now retired and watching people like you that can make money doing videos. Keep you the good work i really enjoy your videos. Its cool that your not really fare away. Keep up the good work ill keep watching good luck and stay safe danny thompson
Great video, you’re a hard worker! How about an update on Frosty!?!
Just joined you Channel, you are a machine, Keep it up, you have a VERY bright future!! Hard work and dedication will always produce results, inspire others & bring you great joy & satisfaction xx
Gus,out of ALL the videos I watch,Yours are the best.I’m not just saying that,they are.Here’s why I say that,I can sit and watch an hour,in this case over 2 and not have to keep changing subjects.Also your choice of music isn’t so bad either !
2+ hrs of knocking things out and clocking the dough! Gus is an iron man, knowledge, determination and passion.
Impressive and can’t wait to see the next
Btw I’m on iOS 18.1 beta 7. Love your videos too!
Young man, the skills you’ve acquired at such a young age is truly admirable. You should be very proud of yourself. I’d trust you with any responsibility. I’d be 💯 percent confident with any work you did! So impressive!
Finally a new episode lol!
I am so impressed how you know how to fix everything. Owning a boat like this would not be remotely feasible for me or most people because of how much knowledge about all the systems and engines is required! I’m happy for you that you get to enjoy your life on your terms like this!
omg....the broward froze.....gus you are....in......too....deep...haha...except you continually amaze all of us with your DIY skills.
Always something that's not working and yet so positive, humble and always smiling. You're a work horse with amazing skills. You are worth all your success. I dont own my own boat but your videos give me strength to fix my small problems with a smile. English is not my native language but your way to say "but" make me smile every time.👍
Hey Gus, That Classic Broward is a beautiful looking yacht! They don't make them like that anymore.. The Hatteras was nice, but the Broward is a real yacht. Congratulations! Keep the videos coming...
I found your channel some weeks ago and got hooked. You are such an inspiration to the young people of America. Watching what is happening in your country, you would be forgiven for thinking the worst about America. EVERYONE should watch your channel, it shows the very best of America and American youth. BTW, I sailed up the Potomac Canal in 1963, in HMS Devonshire, on our way to Washington, the first British warship to do so since our attack on Washington during the War of Independence. Some bridges along the way had to be heightened!! The friendliness and kindness shown to us by your countrymen will never be forgotten. I even toured the White House!! God bless Gus, keep safe, keep smiling and keep posting videos.
the door is amazing, crazy how much work goes in to wood work and how much time is spent and how tedious the details are to make something like that look new again.
If your a boat lover fixer upper this is the best channel on RUclips, I tried to rebuild a 30’boat and it was more than i could do and i didn’t have the help, This is fantastic i get to see this !
Officially, the longest RUclips Vlog I've ever watched. 😅 It was enjoyable I have to say.
You are the epitome of working to live, as opposed to living to work. Keep it up, bro! It's all worth it!
Kip's door set the new standard on that boat. what a piece!!
Massive respect dude! I live in Arizona and in the circles I travel, I see very little that even comes close to your skill and attitude. Massive respect!
That boat at 15knts, that's awesome, great job Gus, love you're enthusiasm 😊. Proud of you dude, you basically saved that boat from a dark death, she has been very neglected ❤
Both boats were VERY fortunate to have someone as skilled and driven as Gus to bring them back!
Such a happy bloke, so nice to see, and nothing seems to put you off. Loved your video and as you said, you’ve been “working hard at the marina”.
Good to see the differ types of work marinas do. ❤
That door repair is BALLER! Way to go Kip.
You are a major asset to that shipyard young man. You’re skilled & knowledgeable enough to tackle most jobs. You have a great work ethic and attitude towards getting the job done. You seem to have a great job too. A variety of tasks & challenges. Not monotonous work. Never a boring day. Fantastic video!!
You my friend are one talented and ambitious young man, Good on you, your work ethics will propel you to a great future.
This just proves, if you want something!
Just get out there and get it!
Gus has valuable skills!
And a huge work ethic to behold!
Good bless the working Man!!!
Gus dude...Outstanding video of what is happening with the Broward, and how you afford to go "In Too Deep!!". Brother, you are a hard working Moe Fo! I did your work ethics and integrity Brother! Kip has got an awesome operation going there in Maine as well!! I have to say my man. Not only do you work hard on your new rig, and the amount of hours you work on the job making that coin, but what about the time you put into making these videos Gus!!! Outstanding!!! I appreciate you taking the time to share what is going on with your Broward, the job, and what your next plans are!! Bahama's Baby!! That is going to be off the hook my man!! Keep up all the hard work Gus!! You my Man are leading by example and showing how, if you want to enjoy life, put the hard work into it, and you will enjoy whatever you are into!! Would love to one day take a cruise, get a tour of the new Broward!! I am a US Army Veteran who was a 61Bravo in the Army. Watercraft Operator!! Operated 65ft Mike Boats, 150ft U boats, and permanent party had me a Helmsman on the 388ft Army Cargo ship. Hauling all sorts of Military equipment. Hope all is well with you today Gus. Take good care of yourself Brother!! D for Drive, R for Race, drive fast, take some chances!! Peace out!! Sully...Rochester, NY
Thank you for your service and for your support!
Give me weekly updates man! I like watching the work that’s happening. I watch legit street cars 1 hour videos that he drops weekly and it really helps with engagement and keeping people up to date on what’s going on. You can get into a project rather than just getting a few minutes here and there of one thing and then the next
Doors are completely breathtaking. True craftsmanship.
Good stuff Gus. I remember the first and last time I drove a tractor trailer rig. I was in the Army and held the "Qualified to Operate Heavy" rating, but never used it for anything bigger than a deuce and a half. One day, at Fort Knox we had to go retrieve a downed Bell TH-13 helicopter that had to land at a farm after losing power.
I was told to go get a 10 ton tractor and a high flat trailer from the motor pool. I hooked up and brought it to the hangar, then my co-driver drove us out to the farm. Once we had the helicopter loaded it was a bit over height and the skids hung out past the trailer deck about 6 inches on each side. We brought railroad ties to stick under it for extra support(making it higher) and tied it down, with 6 guys riding on back helping hold it steady. I started back on the two lane roads, nearly nicking the mail boxes along berm. When there was no oncoming traffic I got more to the center of the road. Soon we approached an intersection with a flashing light hanging down in the middle. I looked in the left mirror and there was Sarge waving and pointing. I just smiled back and kept boring straight for the light, with the front rotor blade positioned to spear it. I eased right just before the intersection, hoping the Sarge would crap his pants. Once safely back at the hangar I backed the rig in to where the transmission shaft was directly under the hook of the overhead crane, on the first try. The base General was standing there watching and when I got out of the cab, he said, "You looked like you knew what you were doing." I relied, "First time driving a rig, Sir."
im inspired and humbled every time we love you
WOW I literally just watched 2 hours of this, and I feel like it's been ten minutes. Good stuff. Love watching boat work and restoration and you seem to know your stuff!
I WISH I COULD DOUBLE LIKE THE VIDEOS!! Good job Gus, you do good work buddy! All of us viewers are proud of you👍
You’re a really fuckin inspiring man. Your videos are 2 hours long but you don’t repeat yourself one time. Unless you’re really stoked about a few things haha.
I’ve seen you explain how much goes down off camera and I’d much rather have this content than like an over produced and half the ‘nitty gritty details’ mess. I absolutely love how it’s just you explaining exactly what you had to do.
You’re the owner, operator, mechanic, and film crew for all this. Fuckin killin it man. Infinite respect from Connecticut. All the best💪🏼
Gus, you have a great channel and great friends. Glad for you.
Gus,
It's absolutely one of the best videos I've ever watched! For a young guy, you're one hell of a mechanic and all-around trouble shooter. Look forward to your next video
The "Quartermaster"
you are killing it have watched for a long time love the journey. music is a step up love it
Total respect for you young man!...Real world skills and abilities ...working hard for your dreams !
Gus - please add a super-thanks so I can pay for such awesome entertainment! You made my Saturday evening and I would tap that thing and pay for my enjoyment. 🎉
The amount of knowledge he has is impressive. I would love to have that type of skill. Keep it up.
I’m constantly amazed at your knowledge of all things, especially mechanical.
I am jealous of all the knowledge you have and the trust in yourself you have. As you often say, I will make it happen. You have no clue how this says a lot about someone. You are what I call a Genius. And most of all, you are such a great guy!!!
I think what you should do is cut your videos in half and send them out a couple days or weeks apart. I love your channel and want you to make lots of money so you can do and travel even more. Love the videos. keep it up
Glad you’re making some progress on the new boat. You have the work ethic of an old soul. Keep up the great videos and can’t wait to see the next adventure.
I like Chip. You should keep him.
Also… get rid of the copper. PEX can expand more without bursting and it’s easy to work with.
New title for the video “Gus fixes the world” your ability to diagnose and properly repair anything as well as improvise and think on your feet is very impressive.
youre the man gus. I work on boats in south FL. Love seeing your videos! keep grindin
Whereabouts in FL?
Your tunes and stoner vibes has me coming back for more. My love for the water, boats, good music and hard work, align with yours. Cheers buddy!
Thanks for sharing Gus.....you're the MAN
Kip is a great mentor you will appreciate him a lot in the following years. Like always enjoying your adventures.
Going down the in too deep rabbit hole on a Saturday night..... perfect!
That was epic dude!!! 2 hrs of InTooDeep - There was no job left undone!!
Great job kip the door looks amazing
You’ve done it…ride the hockey stick buddy…get to 1million!
Yay, just figured out what I'm doing this Saturday evening
On the teak, you might consider teak oil instead of varnish. The varnish looks great for about a month then the process starts all over again. Teak oil is easy, looks nice and no peeling. Just a thought.
Electronics should only be used as a backup. No wiser words have ever been spoken.😊
Hi Gus, I'm no mechanic but I've been through the journey that your on. I think that short oil line from the engine to the transmission provides power (oil Pressure) to the clutch in the transmission. In effect when the engine starts the oil pressure enables the clutch in the transmission to work and allow gear selection. Hope this helps! Enjoy the journey!