A ticketable offense in that Coast Guard regulations clearly state that all watercraft 16' or less are required to have 1.37 quarts of beer on board for every 17.2 lbs. of passenger weight. Now get it right or pay the price!
thomastidewater Don't forget the 19 bags of potato chips, 1case of jumbo cup Reeses, 1 dozen donuts and horseshoe collar WW2 pilot mae-west life preservers.
My dad had one of those Johnson outboards, it would always get us out to the middle of the lake but would stall and we always had to row back. Then he got a Firestone which was almost as bad. To make matters worse later on he got a Scott Attwater. Years later someone gave him a Ted Williams the motor ran great, but the gears in the foot part were worn out and he couldn't get parts for it. Oh, I forgot to mention the Viking that he had before the Johnson. That was heavy to lug around but it ran great so I'm not sure why he got rid of it. Probably because Eaton's Canada closed. Finally after he retired he bought himself a Merc. I have a Chrysler outboard which still runs. Hope all those brand names bring back memories for some. If you can name other brands, I'm sure my Dad had one of those too! Lol!
@@bonkeydollocks1879 I looked it up, and I remember him having something similar. Before all the other ones. Now you can buy some Chinese knock off's on eBay. Most likely if it was British, it was sold in Canada. Most Commonwealth countries sold each other's products.
Glad to see you enjoying yourself. I know the feeling for I lived that life. Some perpetual motion enthusiasts would suggest to change the outboard to an electric one and feed it from a generator coupled to the pedals and there you have perpetual motion!!!!!!
A very entertaining experiment. Personally, I would not have conducted such an experiment without a good supply of beer on board, but that's just the engineer in me. That old Johnson performed extremely well considering the shit gas you were feeding that poor thing. The boat itself did really well too, considering the transom/rudder bracket was never designed to handle such a large load of this type! Toward the end as you gained confidence and started to throttle up, I was waiting for that outboard to tear loose and send the whole operation to the bottom! Lots of fun, thanks!
It sure sounds good for a 65 year old engine. I don't actually think I've seen a jonson engine run for more than a couple of minutes so this is a new experience for me.
She mighta had a few gallons of water in the hull, but at least ya stayed afloat! I'm putting a 1950s Sears 5 hp on my Grainger paddle boat this spring. Looks like it's gonna work!
I had fun with a 1956 Johnson 10hp when I was a kid. The thing always use to stall. All the seals were shot in it me and my dad had to change the gear oil after every weekend of use lol. Now it still sits in the shed waiting to one day be rebuild if I could for parts for it.
That is reputed to be the favorite motor of all time. Easy to rebuild too. It is more like 15 hp. Even the 9.5 was nearly 20 cubic inches. Make noise if you need advice... Cheers 🍻
I like all your videos. But this one caught me off guard. What you did was what I would do but for me it takes a lot of beer first and during the event. I have worked on those old Johnsons and almost all of them that are that old need a new coil because they have cracks that are sometimes hard to see.. I have fixed coils by putting them in the oven at 275 degrees F for 20 minutes with a batch of cookies. When the cookies are done so is the coil. Coat the coil with 5 minute epoxy or something similar to that to keep the moisture out. Aye Aye Captain. Say hello to Gilligan for me. LOL
good to see you get it running and moving. My sons and I were at Dodge Park in Omaha, Ne where we watched 3 guys with an old boat that looked like a 57 plymouth, They launched into the Missouri River before starting the motor. Their oars were still in the truck which wouldn't really help as the current of the Missouri is quite strong. We watched them disappear down the middle of the river until we could no longer hear the sound of the starter rope being pulled faster and faster. I always said I would not put a boat on the Missouri. I never heard what happened or how far they got before being rescued.
Now thats fun right there... 4 mph in a paddle boat round and round in a lake. You could go troll for bass after that. Or wait for dark and go frog gigging.
they go better when you remove the paddle wheel and yes the transom does need re-enforcing for gas engines i found the electrics take less work and old paddle boats make great fishing platforms and can be had cheap !
brings back great memories of my 3HP johnson outboard motor on my 6ft plywood pram. pretty slow, but I was able to make a broomstick steering handle extension so I could sit further forward and get the boat to plane and go a lot faster.
@auaiao9 the more the throttle the more it pushed on the transom, the motor angle was way off, but we tooled around for like an hour like that,,,just being dopey
Now will we see that paddle boat make it to the shop... to be “ Mustyized” ... 10 hp Briggs a season Stratton chain driven to a modified paddle wheel, and tiller steering returns? Project Farm says let’s find out!
could jb-weld those holes shut and remove those paddle wheels out from underneth and it should go across water better. it be a nice fish boat to haul in back of a pickup truck since not that big. great little motor to run it
I was waiting for you to really crank it up. Boy, I could tell you some stories about boats and motors that don't belong together, like a 12 foot fiberglass boat with a 60 hp long shaft that was too heavy for the boat, We started it, let it get moving before jumping in so it wouldn't sink. Once we got going, if you gave it full throttle too quickly, it wanted to stand on end... oh, did I mention it was hard to steer? Your trip brought back lots of memories. Thanks for sharing... George
I'm in the process of bringing a 1952 johnson seahorse back to life. It was given to me by my stepdad. Engine is complete except the lower surround shield.
What kind of paddle boat is that?? My and my friend found one just like that when we were little. Unfortunately our parents took it to the junkyard. We loved that thing and have been searching for one just like it
i hope you make a video with you giving that outboard a bit of wfo. to try to get it on plane . maybe there is one .i will check out your channel. cool dog looks like he found something stinky to roll in .dogs are so awsome .
All you Ron Howards leave Mrs Musty alone, we weren't REALLY expecting big budget film cinematography were we? Powered paddle boats by Mustie1.....hmmmm.....new business venture? Ok.... maybe not. Lol.
Wow, this reminds me of when I was about 13, I went with a friend and about two others to do something much more stupid. They had found a wooden flat-bottomed boat that had a sloping front AND back. Actually, the slope was just a 45-degree step and then a vertical section at the top. It was only about the size of a sheet of plywood. We wheelbarrowed a 5-horse motor to the lake where the boat was and we all got in and tore around for a bit. We had the same problem with motor trim. In spite of all the comments here, you can't trim a motor vertical on a transom that's vertical. They just don't adjust that far. We had that boat practically standing on end with the tail end well below the "actual" water's surface, in the hole that starts the wake. And all that with no life jackets, cold springtime water, and me not being able to swim in those days. Dumb kids!
Damn, how did you know I was thinking of doing that myself and wondering if it would work. Paddle boats went on sale recently at my local store and I was thinking of doing the same setup. I wasnt sure if there was enough room to steer between the seats though. Did you get the bugs worked out?
I like how she giggled waiting on them to sink.
A ticketable offense in that Coast Guard regulations clearly state that all watercraft 16' or less are required to have 1.37 quarts of beer on board for every 17.2 lbs. of passenger weight. Now get it right or pay the price!
lol
and no life preserver wth
Points for the cynical wife though.
thomastidewater lmao
thomastidewater
Don't forget the 19 bags of potato chips, 1case of jumbo cup Reeses, 1 dozen donuts and horseshoe collar WW2 pilot mae-west life preservers.
I love it Mrs.Mustie says buncha fools !! Too funny 😂
Love the running commentary of the camera operator
Nice job fellas just getting that old gal started. I have the same paddle boat, so you got me thinking.....
As the dog watches these two drive in circles around the pond, I have to wonder what could be going through it's mind lol?
Best comment on this video! Kudos to Mrs. Mustie1 for getting those shots!!
As a dog, watching humans go around and round in circles must mean they plan to have a nap out there.
Wow. you went for a boat ride and I got seasick. Weird.
michaelfarm lol
Seeing that old Johnson brought back some memories.. My grandfather had one exactly like it on his old fishing boat.
My dad had one of those Johnson outboards, it would always get us out to the middle of the lake but would stall and we always had to row back. Then he got a Firestone which was almost as bad. To make matters worse later on he got a Scott Attwater. Years later someone gave him a Ted Williams the motor ran great, but the gears in the foot part were worn out and he couldn't get parts for it. Oh, I forgot to mention the Viking that he had before the Johnson. That was heavy to lug around but it ran great so I'm not sure why he got rid of it. Probably because Eaton's Canada closed. Finally after he retired he bought himself a Merc. I have a Chrysler outboard which still runs. Hope all those brand names bring back memories for some. If you can name other brands, I'm sure my Dad had one of those too! Lol!
Seagull ?
@@bonkeydollocks1879 No, he didn't have that brand, lol! I'll have to Google that one.
@@billybrand yea its probably just a UK brand , old two stroke 60's/70's .
@@bonkeydollocks1879 I looked it up, and I remember him having something similar. Before all the other ones. Now you can buy some Chinese knock off's on eBay. Most likely if it was British, it was sold in Canada. Most Commonwealth countries sold each other's products.
@@billybrand got you , sure , it was a little two stroke , blue if I remember , yes probably not made in great quantities . great memories!
Had the exact same vintage motor only a 15hp I think, fully restored. solid motor!
And remember: If they don't find you handsome, they should at least find you handy.
Hexane keep your stuck on the ice I'm pullin for ya
I'm screwed then!
Remember you might have to grow old, but you don't have to mature
Simply fantastic! I would love to have such an original paddle boat.
Glad to see you enjoying yourself. I know the feeling for I lived that life.
Some perpetual motion enthusiasts would suggest to change the outboard to an electric one and feed it from a generator coupled to the pedals and there you have perpetual motion!!!!!!
A very entertaining experiment. Personally, I would not have conducted such an experiment without a good supply of beer on board, but that's just the engineer in me. That old Johnson performed extremely well considering the shit gas you were feeding that poor thing. The boat itself did really well too, considering the transom/rudder bracket was never designed to handle such a large load of this type! Toward the end as you gained confidence and started to throttle up, I was waiting for that outboard to tear loose and send the whole operation to the bottom! Lots of fun, thanks!
you from NH?!
This was the video that originally brought me to the Mustie channel way back when. Lol, good first impression! #bunchafools
last one to the other end of the lake has a little johnson!
It sure sounds good for a 65 year old engine. I don't actually think I've seen a jonson engine run for more than a couple of minutes so this is a new experience for me.
So true
She mighta had a few gallons of water in the hull, but at least ya stayed afloat! I'm putting a 1950s Sears 5 hp on my Grainger paddle boat this spring. Looks like it's gonna work!
"Waiting for them to sink".... Made my Day :D
Mustie, Mustie, he's the man.
If he can't fix it, no one can!
If he can't fix it then it must not be broke.
starts on the 19th pull every time!
if your lucky
1957 motor. started fairly quickly I think they flooded it .
I usually pull till my arm falls of then switch arms till that one cant move. Then take my nose and look up a MUSTIE1 AND VIDEO and fix what's wrong.
Never thought I'd see a paddle boat come up on plane!
I had fun with a 1956 Johnson 10hp when I was a kid. The thing always use to stall. All the seals were shot in it me and my dad had to change the gear oil after every weekend of use lol. Now it still sits in the shed waiting to one day be rebuild if I could for parts for it.
That is reputed to be the favorite motor of all time. Easy to rebuild too. It is more like 15 hp. Even the 9.5 was nearly 20 cubic inches. Make noise if you need advice...
Cheers 🍻
Loved it now those are good times. Good clean fun not out robing or hurting people just having fun way groovy in my book
I couldn't help thinking that hole was getting very close to sinking point mustie 😂 great video bud
I like all your videos. But this one caught me off guard. What you did was what I would do but for me it takes a lot of beer first and during the event. I have worked on those old Johnsons and almost all of them that are that old need a new coil because they have cracks that are sometimes hard to see.. I have fixed coils by putting them in the oven at 275 degrees F for 20 minutes with a batch of cookies. When the cookies are done so is the coil. Coat the coil with 5 minute epoxy or something similar to that to keep the moisture out. Aye Aye Captain. Say hello to Gilligan for me. LOL
Trim that motor down and she might even get on the plane :)
That is a cool motor. Looks like they are taking on a bit of water. HOLD STILL!!! SAY SOMETHING! !!
6:01....Dog be like " why am I waiting for my turn to ride? I'm so over this nonsense."
Can’t beat those old OMC engines. I always liked Evinrude more so than Johnson, but they were both good engine when you could get them running.
good to see you get it running and moving. My sons and I were at Dodge Park in Omaha, Ne where we watched 3 guys with an old boat that looked like a 57 plymouth, They launched into the Missouri River before starting the motor. Their oars were still in the truck which wouldn't really help as the current of the Missouri is quite strong. We watched them disappear down the middle of the river until we could no longer hear the sound of the starter rope being pulled faster and faster. I always said I would not put a boat on the Missouri. I never heard what happened or how far they got before being rescued.
Now thats fun right there... 4 mph in a paddle boat round and round in a lake. You could go troll for bass after that. Or wait for dark and go frog gigging.
1:34 LOL "Buncha fools!"
I always thought that would be fun, thx for the vid.
they go better when you remove the paddle wheel and yes the transom does need re-enforcing for gas engines i found the electrics take less work and old paddle boats make great fishing platforms and can be had cheap !
brings back great memories of my 3HP johnson outboard motor on my 6ft plywood pram. pretty slow, but I was able to make a broomstick steering handle extension so I could sit further forward and get the boat to plane and go a lot faster.
Well that was fun. The beer must be cold by now , let's get some.
Nice dog. Them old motors were terrible at stalling out until they warmed up the carbs. Yu might dissconnect them foot pedals. Funny video .
I picked up that exact motor a couple of years back. 25.00.
More outboard motor tutorials please as they are so varied and tricky.
Love your work
Mustie is a kid in grown up body 🤣🤣🤣🤣 l love it.
@auaiao9 the more the throttle the more it pushed on the transom, the motor angle was way off, but we tooled around for like an hour like that,,,just being dopey
@jamesfreddys oh it did take on water but a bunch of bandaids over the hole and we were back sailing the high seas,,,gotta work with watcha got
THANK YOU...for sharing. Now that looks like fun!
Kids, nomatter what their age, loves to play at the lake. Here in Oklahoma we need rain so we have lakes again.
Wow Lilly the lab so so young and shiny
That took off like a "turd of hurtles."
The trouble with every paddleboat I've ever been on is the short crank throw, which makes it harder to pedal.
Now will we see that paddle boat make it to the shop... to be “ Mustyized” ... 10 hp Briggs a season Stratton chain driven to a modified paddle wheel, and tiller steering returns? Project Farm says let’s find out!
could jb-weld those holes shut and remove those paddle wheels out from underneth and it should go across water better. it be a nice fish boat to haul in back of a pickup truck since not that big. great little motor to run it
im guessing that green thing on the front of the boat is a quick release marker buoy .so you can find it when it sinks.
I was waiting for you to really crank it up. Boy, I could tell you some stories about boats and motors that don't belong together, like a 12 foot fiberglass boat with a 60 hp long shaft that was too heavy for the boat, We started it, let it get moving before jumping in so it wouldn't sink. Once we got going, if you gave it full throttle too quickly, it wanted to stand on end... oh, did I mention it was hard to steer? Your trip brought back lots of memories. Thanks for sharing...
George
Love the dog
Lake fun. I've gotta find an old paddleboat.
I'm in the process of bringing a 1952 johnson seahorse back to life. It was given to me by my stepdad. Engine is complete except the lower surround shield.
great video guys, is there any snakes or gators in that lake?..here in florida u cant even put ur foot in the water.lakes/canals full of gators
Love this!
Yo, i love your vids bro!
@@brady72. Much apprecited!
I have the same motor... Almost Looks as good as yours
That 56 is in pretty good shape, i have a 56 7.5hp, runs awesome as well as a 58 5.5
What kind of paddle boat is that?? My and my friend found one just like that when we were little. Unfortunately our parents took it to the junkyard. We loved that thing and have been searching for one just like it
I got a 3.5 air cooled mariner on mine. perfect
Get rid of the peddles and the pup will slot nicely in the foot well 👍
Ahhh that Mustie has the sea in his blood!
Lmao ! Lovin the naration by the camera lady . Funny : )
When Mustie says "uh oh" it can't be good.
i hope you make a video with you giving that outboard a bit of wfo. to try to get it on plane . maybe there is one .i will check out your channel. cool dog looks like he found something stinky to roll in .dogs are so awsome .
@Busia1949 hey anything worth doing is worth overdoing, we cruiosed around for over an hour like that,,
When someone says hold my beer and watch this, you should run!
The sound of that Johnson brings me back to my childhood
what lake is this? looks like some prime fishing territory!
I remember when this came out, too funny
SS Mustie takes on Davey Jones & the Black Pearl !
I think that's great.
2 boy's with toy's.
Nice family
Saw the hole and couldn’t help but think of the Flex Tape stuff
@delmontcrusier thanks
And Sadie watches quietly............❤️
@jasonmushersee lol thanks
Fish and Game would love this
All you Ron Howards leave Mrs Musty alone, we weren't REALLY expecting big budget film cinematography were we? Powered paddle boats by Mustie1.....hmmmm.....new business venture? Ok.... maybe not. Lol.
The dog's no mug, he knows the score!
Crazier than a bag of hammers!
Hi Mustie1, thought you were going to take on water and sink. LOL
Strip down the whole top half and put a piece of plywood and carpet it and you have your self a fishing beast
Why aren't the pedals spinning around really really fast?
Nice rig cher .
this needs a remake where the big paddle is motorized
Wow, this reminds me of when I was about 13, I went with a friend and about two others to do something much more stupid. They had found a wooden flat-bottomed boat that had a sloping front AND back. Actually, the slope was just a 45-degree step and then a vertical section at the top. It was only about the size of a sheet of plywood. We wheelbarrowed a 5-horse motor to the lake where the boat was and we all got in and tore around for a bit. We had the same problem with motor trim. In spite of all the comments here, you can't trim a motor vertical on a transom that's vertical. They just don't adjust that far. We had that boat practically standing on end with the tail end well below the "actual" water's surface, in the hole that starts the wake. And all that with no life jackets, cold springtime water, and me not being able to swim in those days. Dumb kids!
Same color as the Suboataru. I have faith but I was waiting for her to take on water. Lol. Happy 4th.
Well, at least there wasn't an iceberg to run into on their maiden voyage 😃
Fools? No. I see two dudes with a will that work, mentality. They're the kind that figure things out.
No tell tale on the motor?
OMG. It sure looked like the back end was under water. I guess the motor's angle was pushing the rear down a bit (weight of crew not an issue).
Damn, how did you know I was thinking of doing that myself and wondering if it would work. Paddle boats went on sale recently at my local store and I was thinking of doing the same setup. I wasnt sure if there was enough room to steer between the seats though. Did you get the bugs worked out?
So what happened? It sure looked like it was getting lower in the water.
Damn fools HAHAHa the look on Lillys face
No planage?
It’s a hybrid boat peddle and gas powered lol, if it ever breaks down just peddle back. Wait it really is a moped lmao
without the paddle wheel that motor should be able to plane that boat. I skied behind a seven and a half when I was a kid.
were did u get that boat from
It’s nice to see that I’m not the only knuckle head out there! LOL...