Hey, Jeff: So glad to see you and Hannah working together, love both your channels, hers and yours! Looking forward to your project, keeps this old 70 year old, busy checking both your channels everyday, twice! You all stay safe, and God Bless You both for keeping us entertained!!
This is gonna be a fun watch! Could be a endless series of building the boat, launching the boat and “noodling”! Your Dad should have filmed building the trailer and tearing down the pontoon boats and assembling the 4 pontoons into what is now on the trailer! Jeff is a VERY talented guy! 👍
Cheers from Canada, you should maybe have the porch roof tilt down at the front for transport, will be better to haul, and easy to do. Cant wait to see this project., thanks for sharing!!!!
Hello from Michigan, yup we’re getting the ups and downs in weather here as well. Not good with the garden!! Keep up the good work you fine folks are doing. Love ya all
I appreciate y’all. I’m 53 (or will be Friday) and I ain’t old Jeff. I’ve got Parkinson’s and I’ve beat cancer. I can’t kick as high I used to but I’m still kickin. Keep up the good work.
"Don't throw it away, you'll need it tomorrow." Lol. That's my motto, also why my shop looks like it does! Love the Barons in south Alabama . Can't wait to see this project develop!
I really look forward to watching your super talented Dad build this houseboat! Thank you both! I LOVE watching both your channels! Greetings from Sheridan, Wyoming!! Papa Murf
Oh Man ! This is gonna be good. Can’t wait to keep up with this build. Don’t know about the rest of the viewers but y’all got me hooked,line and sinker on this project!
Heck build you a fold down 36" square platform that folds down close to the water, put you a valve and a shower head mounted on the side of the house boat, hooked up to a small water pump 12v and or 110. Pump water straight out the river and there you got a shower. Do the same for an outside skinning sink.
I just ran across some of your videos today and jut wanted to say great job. I love the Outdoor Kitchen build, Gave me some great ideas to start one soon. Looks like you live in a great location for fishing and Hunting, I used to but as it goes Hunting Property gets developed and then its gone trying to find new places to hunt is nearly impossible unless you belong to a hunting club or lease land. I am now subscribed so I cant wait to see more videos being posted and I will check to some of the ones you have already done. Thanks
I have done the same thing with my kids, with hunting and fishing. You can not survive without doing this. I am a little older than you are. I use to build house when I was younger. I didn't want to do that the rest of my life, so I entered the Army in 1986. Spent over 18 years. I was medically retired, because of my disability. While I as in the service I lived in many countries. Then moved back to the state of Wisconsin where I bought a house. Like you I do not live close to any cities. I do follow you and Hannah. I enjoy watching your youtube videos. Nice to see that I am not the only one that pass off different skills. Keep up the great job. RDR
Ya'll definitely gotta build that boat strong to survive those mean Bama thunderstorms! Me and 5 others camped at Dega in a pop up camper several times. The first year we rode out a pretty good thunderstorm and the wind rocked us around pretty good even with 6 of us in it and also all the heavy beer and supplies we had in the middle! The next year was when all of us rode out another Dega thunderstorm when a tornado came by and missed us and the track by only a couple of miles! Lightning hit a tree next to us and I felt the heat on my head and face as I slept in the pull out wing part! Then that wind almost tumped us over! Good thing I decide to hitch it back up to my truck before we went to bed or we'd been in the creek which became a river and washed away most of our neighbors who were in tents! Every time I've been to dega it has stormed like that! We have storms like this in Ky too, but not that often in early April! Since then I bought a 30 foot motorhome! Too heavy for a storm to flip so easy!
Hey Jeff, watered down waterproof wood glue like Titebond III is a good inexpensive wood preservative especially on the ends where water soaks up the most. Wood rot on a boat is a boat killer.
Invest in one of those nice quiet HONDA or other brand of newer inverter type generators! They are so quiet and use way less gas! I have a Honda i2000 and love it! This is what ya'll needed when ya'll were stingray bow fishing and out in dad's Prodrive setting trot lines! Nice and quiet, easy to talk and hear with one going!
I did not mean to hit the comment. You all do a good job on your videos. I am glad to see a father and daughter doing the things you all do together. Keep on making good videos. Jeff you are a talented man.
That is going to be badass man it's got four Tunes on it and perfect size man..... Hannah you n pops crack me up man😂👍👍👊👊 pops is wide open lots of energy and he don't waste it damn good brother right here lots of love and respect for you guys man that's for sure👍👍👊👊
I was wondering if y'all still had that pontoon project. I remember seeing a video of Ms Hannah putting the deck on shortly after the extra pontoons were attached. It'll be interesting to see the finished product. Nothing like eating fresh fish...out of the water and into the frying pan/deep fryer. Thanks for sharing.
I tell y’all that if you two weren’t on RUclips I would even look at RUclips. You Hannah and Jeff make this channel great. Great people make great stuff . In my mind y’all are great people. Appreciate you all
Always wanted to build a houseboat large enough I could park my motorcycle on the rear deck, for shore travel, and cruise up and down the rivers on the house boat. And just spend my retirement exploring. Bought a 37" Motorcoach instead and haul the motorcycle on the back bumper. Color me Subscribed.
I commented on your daughters page about this and wanted to post it on yours also. Put bunk beds on the walls the fold up onto the wall when you are not sleeping. Use a pocket door on the opposite side of the steering so you can still have windows on that side. Just some thoughts for you all. Keep up the great videos and I am looking forward to see the progress you all make with this.
Can I PLEASE COME build stuff with y'all and fish and all tht good stuff!! Y'all my favorite people I think in the hole world 😊💯godbless thank u so much for sharing your awesome life!!!
Wow, so very cool. You two can really smash my old brain with memories. Like some old WW1 and WW2 veterans my dad came home from it and built a large barge or pontoon boat to live on the local river with while fishing, musseling, etc. Wish I had the pics of it. He had a homemade skiff john boat 4' W by 16' for running nets, mussel bars, etc. House boat was like 12 or 14 ' wide by 30'. With an open high deck or "widow's watch" kinda deal set up on too. Dad used all kinds of stuff to build his like old trailer parts etc. Pops had an old motor from a WW1 vet, a "Waterman" I think he called it. Think he said the one old WW1 vet had four rigged up on the stern of his house boat that was bigger than dads. Plus they had a on-board emergency paddle/rudder system set up using old Cushman (?) bike parts, motor. Plus their long poles and staging chains for floods tying up or pushing slowly alone the banks in eddy currents. Even using grappling hooks, crazy. Such antics and ways are illegal around here now like river side cabins in many areas are being forced out and destroyed. Like cabin owners are the ones digging in levee systems... not ground-hogs. Some don't like out-house ideas or those who live by the river they claim is polluting, destructive to levees, or bad for the environment. Heck, best years of my life was playing 'river rat.' LOL Use that Ivory soap it floats. Or, homemade lye soap on a rope.
Congratulations on your channel, my dad grew up on a house boat on the little river in north east Arkansas. Grandpa caught them catfish with his hands too,but he called it hogging. My dad had a sawmill he called it a square mill. It was very portable. This was in 60s.I really enjoy your videos, keep it up I'll keep watching.
I am pumped to watch this series. It looks like a great project. When I was a kid all we had was a window fan for the whole house. once we got A/C life was bearable. in the winter all we had is one oil burner in the living room. My bedroom was on the north side - boy it was cold.
Hey Jeff? A couple of thoughts. Are you locked into a hard porch covering? An RV roll-out awning could achieve the same affect and stow for towing. If you are locked into a hard covering... you could piano hinge it to the wall to fold it up flat to the wall while towing. Supports... same concept of using a 2x4 brace to hold a newly erected wall upright/plumb until the next wall is erected to join to it (a detachable knee brace, so to speak). When travelling, fold it up and the externally mounted bracing could lock it in place (vertically). Once in need, loosen the lower anchor point, allowing the cover to hinge down to horizontal and have predetermined anchor points for those knee bracing legs. Should be able to keep it light... ounces equal pounds. Love the project.
Jeff and I are about the same age but that man Jeff is a animal he has more irons in the fire than anyone I’ve ever seen. And that’s a compliment. I mean he is a worker! That boat, if anything like Jeff’s other work, will be a thing to admire!!! Good luck god bless you and Hannah!
Big Jeff ! Looking forward to the house boat build. Its going to be excellent ! I would also love to see catch n cook vids. Kk, preciate Ya'll ;] Much respect from New York :]
Awesome! Thinking seal up them seams real well with liquid nails or closed cell foam spray or something to make sure air doesn't creep into the seems and cause drag and pull stuff apart. Thinking flashing real well maybe even using that PROSOCO R-GUARD FASTFLASH or maybe other liquid like flashing too to keep water out and last longer from rotting. Wondering if hurricane straps or something too? Not sure exactly, though've read into a little more-so to seal up when doing Hurricane Katrina relief work and somewhat related to Faraday Cage station safe room hut thinking. Thanks for sharing!
Instead of a generator have you considered one of those little AC's and refrigerators the van life folks run off solar? Might need a generator to start the AC but I think they're keeping them running off just the solar. That'd eliminate the need to feed it fuel all the time. Keep up the good work guys!
Hello guys, I'm also watching from Canada, 90 degrees Fahrenheit is 32.2 Celsius, we are no where near that here in Canada today, Here we had a high of 42 Celsius today, I wish you guys all the best with that house boat, it looks like fun, I like the stuff you all are doing on the channel, much love.
We built a houseboat with 4 toons too! The original was a catamaran which is what your original boat is because the outside toons are "U" shaped. And your extra two toons in the middle came off a pontoon because they are circular. We call ours the "QUAD TOON". GREAT MINDS THINK ALIKE! Yall gonna love it!! Good luck from Kentucky!!
Good move on using 2*2 and screws you can always open the door an window an let the air flow through it while going down the road an we did good on long beards this year in Elberton ga jeff
Thats gonna be a party boat sure nuff lol. Shoot Jeff im gone be 70 here in a couple of months dont talk about old now. Cant wait to see the boat work. Y'all be safe
This just reminds me so much of my childhood. everyone paying debts with favours and gifts. Big work yards and sheds, building stuff, Fishing. Just such a great life, just very different weather and animals.
From North Florida and have done the sleep and sweat. A/C is the best idea. Never noodled but have had my commercial freshwater license and caught tons of catfish. Videos are great keep it up.
build a rounded cover for your porch to push air around the house when driving down the road, like a semi has on the trailer above the cab of the truck. you could also male it so when you take the cover off at your destination it can be converted into a porch cover for shade...
To firguire the buoyancy on your pontoons.. just call the manufacturer...but a trick I learned is that if you need to firguire out buoyancy using barrels or say pvc tubes is this.. Find out how many gallons of water the tube or barrel will hold by filling it up with water and dumping in a container.. like a 5 gallon bucket or 55 drum...( or you just read where it says how many gallons..lol...some times I forget this..lol ) After you know how many gallons it holds ..take that number and multiply it by the weight of water ( which is about 8.34 pounds ) and then minus the weight of the container. My self I just use 8 as my weight per gallon of water...close enough for girls I go out with...lol So a 55 gallon barrel would be 55 x 8 and give you the buoyancy of 440 pounds.. Hope this helps you all on a furture project... Still waiting on seeing a hog skinned in that new skinning shed.. CHEERS FROM ALASKA !
You really should build a smoking cabinet for smoking carp, catfish and ham, you can make one from aluminum sheets- like old street signs you build it like a locker with a closeable chimney hole - just lay the cleaned out appropriately sized fish or ham into ice cold really salty salt whater for a 3hours , rince them off and hang them on hooks in the smoker - You can put a pepper crust onto it if you like it, use well dried bark free beechwood chips, dont let the oven over 120°C - 250f let it get soaked in smoke for a hour, remove the smoke generator (a old cooking pot you place a few coals into and cover them with woodchips) and let the fish cool some in the oven, you can eat some while its still warm with some bread and butter - horseradish and whip cream is really good with it the smoked pieces stay edible for over two weeks in the cooler and taste cold almost as good as fresh from the oven you also could smoke some ham from ferral pigs but they must lay longer in salt whater -like 6-7 hours and you have to smoke them longer - like 4-5 hours so the taste difuses all the way into it also think of mosquito protection for your houseboat... mosqito wire etc also put a guard around the bottom so gators cant crawl on and sleep on the boat with you, good luck from Austria @6550 feet high right over the clouds in the mountains
Hey i know you all are talented folks, but brother just a reminder don't forget to adjust that outboard. With the added toons the boat should set higher . My neighbor turned his old crest into a tritoon and for got to adjust his new evinrude 350 hp . Well he burnt that dag gum motor up! Lucky he had insurance.
Hello from Martinsville Va.- Home of the Martinsville Speedway if you're a Race Fan. Love to watch you guys. I appreciate the relationship you two have. Hannah- I like the way you talk. I'm just a "Country boy" myself. Stay safe and COVID19 Free. Take Care!
I’ve been considering my future off grid/social distancing living situation. I have seriously considered building a pontoon boat based cabin like you guys. Can’t wait to see the results.
Consider using solar on the roof with lithium batteries to help support your electrical needs. It won't be enough to run the air conditioning, but it is a lot more relaxing than yelling over the generator. When the heat is tolerable, you will enjoy just having power without the generator noise.
Hey Hannah, I bet those who watch from far away just love your Southern voice. I support you 100% because I'm due East of you in Georgia and I understand 'our' Southern lingo! :)
He's a cool dude and doesn't even realise it, I love how they are surprised by how many people around the world watch them. Your loved the world over.
Hey, Jeff: So glad to see you and Hannah working together, love both your channels, hers and yours! Looking forward to your project, keeps this old 70 year old, busy checking both your channels everyday, twice! You all stay safe, and God Bless You both for keeping us entertained!!
Everyone needs a father like this man here 💯 much love from Colorado
This is gonna be a fun watch! Could be a endless series of building the boat, launching the boat and “noodling”! Your Dad should have filmed building the trailer and tearing down the pontoon boats and assembling the 4 pontoons into what is now on the trailer! Jeff is a VERY talented guy! 👍
Cheers from Canada, you should maybe have the porch roof tilt down at the front for transport, will be better to haul, and easy to do. Cant wait to see this project., thanks for sharing!!!!
Hello from Michigan, yup we’re getting the ups and downs in weather here as well. Not good with the garden!! Keep up the good work you fine folks are doing. Love ya all
I appreciate y’all. I’m 53 (or will be Friday) and I ain’t old Jeff. I’ve got Parkinson’s and I’ve beat cancer. I can’t kick as high I used to but I’m still kickin. Keep up the good work.
"Don't throw it away, you'll need it tomorrow." Lol. That's my motto, also why my shop looks like it does! Love the Barons in south Alabama . Can't wait to see this project develop!
Best father and daughter team around! Even better than "Foxes and Fossils"'s Tim and Sammie Purcell and I love that Georgia cover band.
Looking forward to seeing how you put your house boat together.
Puma joe Preeshate chawl! Comown nouw
Jeff can build anything. I have no doubts on that. Guy is awesome.
I really look forward to watching your super talented Dad build this houseboat! Thank you both! I LOVE watching both your channels!
Greetings from Sheridan, Wyoming!!
Papa Murf
looking forward too watching this build
Love watching you Jeff and Hanna. Jeff you are so intelligent. I think you could build anything you put your mind and muscle into.
Oh Man ! This is gonna be good. Can’t wait to keep up with this build. Don’t know about the rest of the viewers but y’all got me hooked,line and sinker on this project!
Hey y'all. It's beautiful here in Land O Lakes Florida. We appreciate y'all and your videos. Looking forward to seeing the results. God Bless ✌❤😁
Thank you!
Heck build you a fold down 36" square platform that folds down close to the water, put you a valve and a shower head mounted on the side of the house boat, hooked up to a small water pump 12v and or 110. Pump water straight out the river and there you got a shower. Do the same for an outside skinning sink.
I just ran across some of your videos today and jut wanted to say great job. I love the Outdoor Kitchen build, Gave me some great ideas to start one soon. Looks like you live in a great location for fishing and Hunting, I used to but as it goes Hunting Property gets developed and then its gone trying to find new places to hunt is nearly impossible unless you belong to a hunting club or lease land. I am now subscribed so I cant wait to see more videos being posted and I will check to some of the ones you have already done. Thanks
I have done the same thing with my kids, with hunting and fishing. You can not survive without doing this. I am a little older than you are. I use to build house when I was younger. I didn't want to do that the rest of my life, so I entered the Army in 1986. Spent over 18 years. I was medically retired, because of my disability. While I as in the service I lived in many countries. Then moved back to the state of Wisconsin where I bought a house. Like you I do not live close to any cities. I do follow you and Hannah. I enjoy watching your youtube videos. Nice to see that I am not the only one that pass off different skills. Keep up the great job. RDR
Ya'll definitely gotta build that boat strong to survive those mean Bama thunderstorms! Me and 5 others camped at Dega in a pop up camper several times. The first year we rode out a pretty good thunderstorm and the wind rocked us around pretty good even with 6 of us in it and also all the heavy beer and supplies we had in the middle! The next year was when all of us rode out another Dega thunderstorm when a tornado came by and missed us and the track by only a couple of miles! Lightning hit a tree next to us and I felt the heat on my head and face as I slept in the pull out wing part! Then that wind almost tumped us over! Good thing I decide to hitch it back up to my truck before we went to bed or we'd been in the creek which became a river and washed away most of our neighbors who were in tents! Every time I've been to dega it has stormed like that! We have storms like this in Ky too, but not that often in early April! Since then I bought a 30 foot motorhome! Too heavy for a storm to flip so easy!
House boats are so cool 👌 can't wait to see the video of the project 😁 appreciate y'all ❤️
You two are some very amazin folks. Much love from Indiana.
Hey Jeff, watered down waterproof wood glue like Titebond III is a good inexpensive wood preservative especially on the ends where water soaks up the most. Wood rot on a boat is a boat killer.
Great channel and can't wait for Hannah's Expedition rig...
Anxious to see that baby float, and for y'all to bow fish from it. Thanks for sharing
Invest in one of those nice quiet HONDA or other brand of newer inverter type generators! They are so quiet and use way less gas! I have a Honda i2000 and love it! This is what ya'll needed when ya'll were stingray bow fishing and out in dad's Prodrive setting trot lines! Nice and quiet, easy to talk and hear with one going!
I did not mean to hit the comment. You all do a good job on your videos. I am glad to see a father and daughter doing the things you all do together. Keep on making good videos. Jeff you are a talented man.
Jeff sir, you are amazing!! Is there anything you can’t do!? Truly incredible....
Jeff is the coolest man I've ever seen keep it up
Looking forward to watching this project! Good stuff!
If you ever start Merchandising it must include sleeveless T’s with the saying “But Anyways...”
Jason Johnson or appreciate y’all or ppreciate y’all.😁
i would by one. Hi from South Africa
The Guy Same here!
I think you mean WHEN he starts
Bunker Branding, no T-Spring crap...
Jeff you are a master craftsman with alot of energy. Appreciate y'all. I just subscribed to your channel.
That is going to be badass man it's got four Tunes on it and perfect size man..... Hannah you n pops crack me up man😂👍👍👊👊 pops is wide open lots of energy and he don't waste it damn good brother right here lots of love and respect for you guys man that's for sure👍👍👊👊
I was wondering if y'all still had that pontoon project. I remember seeing a video of Ms Hannah putting the deck on shortly after the extra pontoons were attached. It'll be interesting to see the finished product. Nothing like eating fresh fish...out of the water and into the frying pan/deep fryer. Thanks for sharing.
I tell y’all that if you two weren’t on RUclips I would even look at RUclips. You Hannah and Jeff make this channel great. Great people make great stuff . In my mind y’all are great people. Appreciate you all
Thank you!
Always wanted to build a houseboat large enough I could park my motorcycle on the rear deck, for shore travel, and cruise up and down the rivers on the house boat. And just spend my retirement exploring. Bought a 37" Motorcoach instead and haul the motorcycle on the back bumper. Color me Subscribed.
I commented on your daughters page about this and wanted to post it on yours also. Put bunk beds on the walls the fold up onto the wall when you are not sleeping. Use a pocket door on the opposite side of the steering so you can still have windows on that side. Just some thoughts for you all. Keep up the great videos and I am looking forward to see the progress you all make with this.
I love her second sneeze and glasses fall and her look in her face at 9.00
Yeah... That was a lol, and cute. 😘😃😁
Thug life sneeze
There's no shortage of adventure with you guys.
You're living the dream !
Can I PLEASE COME build stuff with y'all and fish and all tht good stuff!! Y'all my favorite people I think in the hole world 😊💯godbless thank u so much for sharing your awesome life!!!
Always wanted to do a build like this using old pontoons.. Can't wait to see Mr. Barron's interpretation on this work of art. I know it'll be good!!!
Just do what you do Jeff. Love the Southern Comfort.
Hello from San Antonio Texas. Watching the replay. Love the tall trees out there. Thats amazing.
Wow, so very cool. You two can really smash my old brain with memories. Like some old WW1 and WW2 veterans my dad came home from it and built a large barge or pontoon boat to live on the local river with while fishing, musseling, etc. Wish I had the pics of it. He had a homemade skiff john boat 4' W by 16' for running nets, mussel bars, etc. House boat was like 12 or 14 ' wide by 30'. With an open high deck or "widow's watch" kinda deal set up on too. Dad used all kinds of stuff to build his like old trailer parts etc. Pops had an old motor from a WW1 vet, a "Waterman" I think he called it. Think he said the one old WW1 vet had four rigged up on the stern of his house boat that was bigger than dads. Plus they had a on-board emergency paddle/rudder system set up using old Cushman (?) bike parts, motor. Plus their long poles and staging chains for floods tying up or pushing slowly alone the banks in eddy currents. Even using grappling hooks, crazy. Such antics and ways are illegal around here now like river side cabins in many areas are being forced out and destroyed. Like cabin owners are the ones digging in levee systems... not ground-hogs. Some don't like out-house ideas or those who live by the river they claim is polluting, destructive to levees, or bad for the environment. Heck, best years of my life was playing 'river rat.' LOL Use that Ivory soap it floats. Or, homemade lye soap on a rope.
Congratulations on your channel, my dad grew up on a house boat on the little river in north east Arkansas. Grandpa caught them catfish with his hands too,but he called it hogging. My dad had a sawmill he called it a square mill. It was very portable. This was in 60s.I really enjoy your videos, keep it up I'll keep watching.
I am pumped to watch this series. It looks like a great project. When I was a kid all we had was a window fan for the whole house. once we got A/C life was bearable. in the winter all we had is one oil burner in the living room. My bedroom was on the north side - boy it was cold.
Sorry I missed this live, Jeff. You have a great daughter there. I know this project will come out great. Looking forward to seeing completed.
Hey Jeff? A couple of thoughts. Are you locked into a hard porch covering? An RV roll-out awning could achieve the same affect and stow for towing. If you are locked into a hard covering... you could piano hinge it to the wall to fold it up flat to the wall while towing. Supports... same concept of using a 2x4 brace to hold a newly erected wall upright/plumb until the next wall is erected to join to it (a detachable knee brace, so to speak). When travelling, fold it up and the externally mounted bracing could lock it in place (vertically). Once in need, loosen the lower anchor point, allowing the cover to hinge down to horizontal and have predetermined anchor points for those knee bracing legs. Should be able to keep it light... ounces equal pounds. Love the project.
Your a great father and raised a great young lady enjoy your guys videos keep it up
As soon as you "throw it away" "Your going to need it" ! lol 😂 my life story 😐
Jeff is a cool dude. I am 47 and don't feel it either Jeff. You are as old as you feel. Love your channel.
Dang...then that makes me 80 not 38. Lol!
We have sand here too. I'm in the central valley of California on 20 acres. When the wind blows all see is brown. You can't see back of the property.
Jeff and I are about the same age but that man Jeff is a animal he has more irons in the fire than anyone I’ve ever seen. And that’s a compliment. I mean he is a worker! That boat, if anything like Jeff’s other work, will be a thing to admire!!! Good luck god bless you and Hannah!
Looking forward to the series. 😎😎
Hi :-) also from New Zealand, Glad to hear that you enjoyed it here 7am now, awesome looking forward to seeing the build.
Big Jeff ! Looking forward to the house boat build. Its going to be excellent ! I would also love to see catch n cook vids. Kk, preciate Ya'll ;] Much respect from New York :]
Awesome! Thinking seal up them seams real well with liquid nails or closed cell foam spray or something to make sure air doesn't creep into the seems and cause drag and pull stuff apart. Thinking flashing real well maybe even using that PROSOCO R-GUARD FASTFLASH or maybe other liquid like flashing too to keep water out and last longer from rotting. Wondering if hurricane straps or something too? Not sure exactly, though've read into a little more-so to seal up when doing Hurricane Katrina relief work and somewhat related to Faraday Cage station safe room hut thinking. Thanks for sharing!
Jeff....you are one lucky man...getting to work with a spunky young woman...and she is your daughter...You guys are so enjoyable to watch!
Instead of a generator have you considered one of those little AC's and refrigerators the van life folks run off solar? Might need a generator to start the AC but I think they're keeping them running off just the solar. That'd eliminate the need to feed it fuel all the time.
Keep up the good work guys!
Hello guys, I'm also watching from Canada, 90 degrees Fahrenheit is 32.2 Celsius, we are no where near that here in Canada today, Here we had a high of 42 Celsius today, I wish you guys all the best with that house boat, it looks like fun, I like the stuff you all are doing on the channel, much love.
We built a houseboat with 4 toons too! The original was a catamaran which is what your original boat is because the outside toons are "U" shaped. And your extra two toons in the middle came off a pontoon because they are circular. We call ours the "QUAD TOON". GREAT MINDS THINK ALIKE! Yall gonna love it!! Good luck from Kentucky!!
Did you need any outriggers for support or does it too heavy at all?
Awesome folks . Can’t wait to watch this build .
From NB Canada.. name the house boat PRECIATE - Y'ALL..
+1
Preciate y'all!
Good move on using 2*2 and screws you can always open the door an window an let the air flow through it while going down the road an we did good on long beards this year in Elberton ga jeff
Sorry Miss Hanna I do apologize but that second sneeze would make a great meme...that look you gave...awesome, way to precious.
Another great video. Thank you for sharing your talents with the rest of the world. Keep up the great job you do.
Thats gonna be a party boat sure nuff lol. Shoot Jeff im gone be 70 here in a couple of months dont talk about old now. Cant wait to see the boat work. Y'all be safe
Good idea floating hotel, there on the " beach " love you guys. The best of everything, God bless
Gotta say that was long on talking and short on "Building a House Boat!" Cant wait to see y'all working. Preciate ya!
This just reminds me so much of my childhood. everyone paying debts with favours and gifts. Big work yards and sheds, building stuff, Fishing. Just such a great life, just very different weather and animals.
From North Florida and have done the sleep and sweat. A/C is the best idea. Never noodled but have had my commercial freshwater license and caught tons of catfish. Videos are great keep it up.
Hi y’all, from Princeton Wisconsin. Gonna really enjoy watching you build this.
build a rounded cover for your porch to push air around the house when driving down the road, like a semi has on the trailer above the cab of the truck. you could also male it so when you take the cover off at your destination it can be converted into a porch cover for shade...
I got an idea! You can just put pontoons under Hanna's Tiny Home.☺
Classy as they come. Would love to live they way they do. Aprreciate y'all
Then put a stationary bike on the back of it hooked to a propeller down in the water so Hannah can propel you out to the fishing hole🤣😉😁
Man you two are the most awesome realist folks on RUclips that I watch, keep it y’all are doing awesome, I love both of your channels 😎😎😎😎😎😎
Awesome 👍👍👍❤️🌷❤️
You're younger than me, Mr. Jeff, and I appreciate you and yours, kind sir!
It will be nice to see the video of the finished boat.
Love to build and fix things especially BOATS! Looking forward to see this build your a good carpenter.
Love the work you both do. Keep these videos coming.
To firguire the buoyancy on your pontoons.. just call the manufacturer...but a trick I learned is that if you need to firguire out buoyancy using barrels or say pvc tubes is this..
Find out how many gallons of water the tube or barrel will hold by filling it up with water and dumping in a container.. like a 5 gallon bucket or 55 drum...( or you just read where it says how many gallons..lol...some times I forget this..lol )
After you know how many gallons it holds ..take that number and multiply it by the weight of water ( which is about 8.34 pounds ) and then minus the weight of the container.
My self I just use 8 as my weight per gallon of water...close enough for girls I go out with...lol
So a 55 gallon barrel would be 55 x 8 and give you the buoyancy of 440 pounds..
Hope this helps you all on a furture project...
Still waiting on seeing a hog skinned in that new skinning shed..
CHEERS FROM ALASKA !
I would pay good money just to hang out during a catfish fry one time with them. Lol! They are cool people. I enjoyed the video.
What a beautiful life u guys live , we almost same up here in northern ontario, Canada. Thanks for sharing .Appreciate y'all...haha
Jeff lot's of good ideas and expertise, yrs of knowledge, and know how !!! Hannah you are a 👸 God bless
Hello from illinois. Been raining here a lot so cricks are up too much for noodling. a little cool here too. love your videos.
I am excited to see the whole build!!!! I love watching building vids plus boat builds. Keep it up brother.
You really should build a smoking cabinet for smoking carp, catfish and ham, you can make one from aluminum sheets- like old street signs you build it like a locker with a closeable chimney hole - just lay the cleaned out appropriately sized fish or ham into ice cold really salty salt whater for a 3hours , rince them off and hang them on hooks in the smoker - You can put a pepper crust onto it if you like it, use well dried bark free beechwood chips, dont let the oven over 120°C - 250f let it get soaked in smoke for a hour, remove the smoke generator (a old cooking pot you place a few coals into and cover them with woodchips) and let the fish cool some in the oven, you can eat some while its still warm with some bread and butter - horseradish and whip cream is really good with it
the smoked pieces stay edible for over two weeks in the cooler and taste cold almost as good as fresh from the oven
you also could smoke some ham from ferral pigs but they must lay longer in salt whater -like 6-7 hours and you have to smoke them longer - like 4-5 hours so the taste difuses all the way into it
also think of mosquito protection for your houseboat... mosqito wire etc also put a guard around the bottom so gators cant crawl on and sleep on the boat with you, good luck from Austria @6550 feet high right over the clouds in the mountains
Good lawd I wish I could have a house boat bigger than my house .....new meanin to dream house 👐🇺🇸💪❤
Hey i know you all are talented folks, but brother just a reminder don't forget to adjust that outboard. With the added toons the boat should set higher . My neighbor turned his old crest into a tritoon and for got to adjust his new evinrude 350 hp . Well he burnt that dag gum motor up! Lucky he had insurance.
Nice project- that will great adventure get away
Building a house boat is a great idea for fishing, cooking, & living on the water enjoying life! Love you guy’s, God Bless everyone.
Hello from Anchorage Alaska🤚🏽. Bless you! I like when your dad calls you kid. It’s like he’s saying, hold on tight and deal with life? Take care.
Hello from Martinsville Va.- Home of the Martinsville Speedway if you're a Race Fan. Love to watch you guys. I appreciate the relationship you two have. Hannah- I like the way you talk.
I'm just a "Country boy" myself. Stay safe and COVID19 Free. Take Care!
I’ve been considering my future off grid/social distancing living situation. I have seriously considered building a pontoon boat based cabin like you guys. Can’t wait to see the results.
Hey Jeff.. hallo from South Africa.. Keep up the cool content..
Consider using solar on the roof with lithium batteries to help support your electrical needs. It won't be enough to run the air conditioning, but it is a lot more relaxing than yelling over the generator. When the heat is tolerable, you will enjoy just having power without the generator noise.
Hey Hannah, I bet those who watch from far away just love your Southern voice. I support you 100% because I'm due East of you in Georgia and I understand 'our' Southern lingo! :)
Had Fun. "Jeff= Super-Free Style Barron".