Honwave T32-IE Assembly and Beach Launch
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Real time recording of setting up and launching my Honwave T32-IE with Yahama 6hp outboard from the beach in Kircubbin, Northern Ireland. I found others videos really useful when deciding which boat to get and what accessories where needed so hopefully this video will help someone else.
My wife and I really enjoyed every detailed you put on this video. Thank you very much for taking the time to show us how is done like a pro. Thanks so you I have a good idea of how to put my boat and also gave me some new ones. Hope you continue making videos to teach others.
So it turns use both on.?Whatever floats your boat 😋
Really good seeing everything in sequence, and getting a feel for the time it takes to do each task, and indeed the amount of effort. I'll be launching a T38 soon with a Mercury 20hp. Thanks, Christopher! 👍🏻
Hi mate, I'm also buying a t38 and 20hp engine, I'm not going to be using a trailer.... How did you launch it? Was it with these same wheels and how did it go, cheers
Never, ever put your VHF down or remove it from yourself when on your own. If you fall out, that boat will be blown away from you like the engine is still running and nobody will know you are in the sea, requiring immediate assistance. Safety first always.
I appreciate you not speeding up or time lapsing the video, so we can see how long it actually takes
You would find it a lot easier to wheel the boat by hand if you put all the gear back by the engine until you are afloat. This make a huge difference
Thanks for doing this video in real time and not time lapse, it really makes a difference. I've been deliberating over buying a similar set up, but wanted to see how long it actually took to set everything up. I am off to buy my new vessel and outboard right now thanks to your footage!
I hope you caught some decent fish after your efforts :)
The wonders of Ebay! Solid floor SIB and small outboard for £300, including a pump the same as yours. Not a Honwave, but one day maybe :)
It's always good to have someone with you because when it's time to come back and wrap all that stuff up you don't want to go through all that hassle trust me I have one so I'll take my son and let him do majority of work 🤷🏾♂️
That cus your lazy 😉
Soooo well organized. The set up time is well worth it when storage space is limited and there's no hauling. I've had a boat and there's also Lots of time involved in hauling and setup. I can appreciate the placement of all your gear for the sake of the video... Again very well organized. I would however place the heaviest items over the wheels when hauling....let the wheels carry the load 😉 awesome video. 👌 Thank you for sharing.!
Legend has it, it’s still trying to get on the plane! Nice vid mate. Lovely shiny Honwave. I’m almost through with restoring one which was sadly neglected. I felt your pain with such a shallow beach to Wade out in until you could start the engine. Tight lines. 👍🏻
This guy is passionate. Very impressed. Great video. Been there, done that. Thanks.
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Thank you for doing real-time. Drives me nuts when people speed up the very thing you want to see! I just bought a Tohatsu 9.8 and have just ordered a 3.2 M dinghy, so this is great for me to watch :)
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It's good to see people enjoying their hobbies.. bravo👍 from Italy !!
How is the quarantine over there btw?
Over here the worst seems to be slowly ending. We hope to get out of the emergency soon.
We send you a hug.. let's go, you're doing it too, stay strong! ❤️❤️
Inflatable boats are hard work! not only do you have to set it all up, you have to get it back up the beach (hopefully brimming with fish) get it packed in the car again. get it home and wash it down, dry it and then bag it up again. All in all well worth the effort :)
Most impressed with getting all that in a yaris lol... I've got a zafira and still struggle to get all my boaty bits in!
Great vid! :)
I Think same like you.
Aygo, not a yaris
Your so great on this hard work and I will keep watching this movie
Yep, the headache of getting a boat over a rocky beach with the tide out ! I find it easier to get the boat down as close as I can to the waters edge then go back and bring down the gear separably, its a bit of a palaver but find it easier than pulling a fully loaded boat over the rocky beach. I trailer mine now so you will find a trailer a lot easier but then you have the added pain of finding somewhere to leave it as well as the car ! Nice place.
What is the make of that pump, is it battery operated. Can’t find a decent air pump.
ok guys. Vlogger said" . I found other videos really useful when deciding which boat to get and what accessories were needed so hopefully this video will help someone else." it's true. You really helped us. We will NEVER buy that boat! What a painful episode just to get near the water. I will NEVER buy that boat!
Use the same over 10 years. The best
Hi Christopher you were making me a bit light headed putting on them waders ha.ha , I live out in Glengormley and just got an Inflatable 6 month's ago so i look at your video's for inspiration . Cheer's .
I'm a little concerned about you wearing Waders. From where the video ended, I seen the water was still shallow. In deeper water, it is possible to slip in the water causing the Waders to fill up and taking you to the bottom before you can get them off. I had a cousin who drown in a lake while wearing them. Please be aware --------
Sorry to hear about your cousin. 😔
In this instance though, he's wearing an automatic life vest that'll immediately inflate if he falls in and will turn him face up in water even if he'd be unconscious.
As for waders filling up, as they fill up with water they won't weigh more than water itself so they won't actively pull you down, they'll make it harder to get back above the surface.
Since he has the automatic life vest, he'll have plenty of time to get out of the waders and to climb back into the dinghy or be rescued.
Deep sea...Thanks God you have a vhf marine with you.
Very impresive...but two things,in my humble opinion; 9.9 hp is most effective power for this boat. two: You deserve much beatiful and effortless sea shore with your passion..tight lines bro.
I use a 30hp for this
@@nendalla God, ya just gotta love psychos, LoL
so wonderful really beautiful video friend
Very helpful, thank you from California!
You helped me so much, thank you, greetings from Turkey
Kral yalnız değilsin bişey olursa çığlık at
I’m glad it’s your boat not mine by the time you’re done to do everything time to go back home
berry nice good asamble but r u so muche teken long time for meking the boat if r u ven u com back it is loolike verry intrasting but i miss that u r back to boadd thanks
Well, it's a working setup, at least in this super calm "lake-y" beach with negligible surf; once again confirm my decision of not getting another inflatable, and the toughest part is yet to be shown -- unpacking and putting the boat back to the car with all the mud and stuff at the end when you are already exhausted. I hate my porta bote but there's no better option still, boating is such an expensive hobby when one try to be just a little bit more serious. I hope there is a $10k solution to 17 ft, rigid bottom, pack-able on SUV without trailer, lightweight (carry-able by 1 man) boat... keep dreaming~ XD
Have you heard of frib, or winboat? I'm thinking of buying a portabote, why do you hate it?
I was to say the same. How long does it take to put the thing back (i.e. dry it, clean, deflate, roll, pack, store away).
I'd say 1 hour minute in minute out?
Any suggestion to speed it up?
@@maurizioc57 Yeah, simple, buy an old cruiser and, moor it in a marina and, never use it!
On second thought....watch RUclips videos and, pretend you're on a boat! SIBs are amazing boats and, endless amounts of fun. The enjoyment from them far outweighs the effort.
@@maurizioc57 Yes buy a roof rack and arrive and leave with the boat inflated on top your van, that's what I plan to do!
It really takes 37minutes to start enjoying the real happiness.
🤘 Nice video I love your set up 😍🤘
This video is sooo funny! So much work!!!! 🤣
Thanks for going through the process.
Hv cancion
Perfect video
Very informative, enjoyed the video
why is everyone sugar coating in the comments lol this video was a bloody nightmare to watch! I hope life gets easier for you bro!
I was looking to Buy a zodiac or a fishing kayak
And after seeing you set it Up , reminded me of how much work it is compared to a kayak
Tanks you
We dont see this Side
and the washing/ drying sotorage part in other videos
Love your rig very nice.
Just note check the way you are starting the Yamaha. That nice new engine should start one or two pulls. I am not picking at ya. I got one and it can sit for months (I drain and properly wash off) and it ALWAYS CRANKS ONE FIRST PULL. Yours should too. THEY ARE Fantastic ENGINES.
What is the price of the boat
I will bet you $1,000 that once you unpack that inflatable boat and use it for the day, once you deflate it after you’re done, you will NEVER get that self-same boat BACK into its outer bag/wrap. I had a Zodiac with a similar configuration. Only one way is to use a vacuum pump to remove ALL the air from the boat’s innards. Only THEN can you even make an ATTEMPT to squeeze it back into its carry bag. Although, the COOLEST thing about my old zodiac was that it had 3 under riggers under the floor that made it corner like NO big lake boat could, even with a simple 40hp outboard motor. I pissed off a lot of so-called big lake boats with men who wanted to drown me & run over my dinghy with their own boats, but they could NEVER catch me due to my INCREDIBLY HIGH MANEUVERABILITY! In fact (I live in Illinois), & in Wisconsin on Lake Winnebago, I had an A-hole chase me in his big powerful twin motor cabin cruiser for almost an hour (my dog was aboard also), and FINALLY a Wisconsin D.O.N.R.’s (Department Of Natural Resources- basically COP BOAT) “pulled him over” and initially cited him for reckless endangerment, until they found out that he & his entire crew were SEVERELY INTOXICATED. THEY went to jail and their boat was impounded. 😝, ONCE IN A BLUE MOON JUSTICE REALLY IS SERVED. Hallelujah!!! P.S. ya moron, where is your 4’x8’ flat trailer that you could place the dinghy on and WHEEL it to the shore without scraping the CRAP OUTTA the bottom of your VINYL boat. You have ZERO common sense!
Great video ,not sure about the waders though if they fill with water could be a problem 🤔
Jaysus, you were determined. Perhaps a better choice of launch or high tide next time would be a wee less frustrating.
*Edit: I noticed you missed an extremely important safety step. Please make certain you have that kill switch cord attached to your leg, wrist, belt or PFD. You don't want your boat motoring away & leaving you if you unexpectedly go overboard.
very enjoyable video for a beginner like my self
Inspector Gadget. Think you have all the gear possible...nice!
I have always said these boats are all the same. They generally only come from a few factories that do many many company’s boats. This one with the integrated high pressure floor is the most unique!! I would prefer the seats that are on the lengthwise bead attached to the hull vs the hoops. You can infinitely adjust the seat to where you want, or need it, really easily. There’s no adjustments for this seat.
An otherwise, very awesome boat!! 😊
Nice boat
Very good friend, I follow your adventure here in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Hi your wheels have 2 settings when up they should lay up against your tubes to give you more engine clearance happy fishing👍
My friend you are very good thank you so much
That's a nice boat pack
Frohe weihnachten !
Great video.. I am ready to buy a sib and my biggest worry was that the aygo (I also own an aygo) would not have the capacity to put the equipment in!
Thanks, you cured my insomnia
Please NEVER fill with air the bow first. Its a rule to this boats. Always fill the back tubes first full and leave the bow last ALWAYS when filling them with air. Its very big mistake. The verical pieces that divede the back tubes from the bow tubes are stretched with air towards the bow when u fill them first. So in case the bow gets a hole and loose the air your back tube will be still full strecthed with air and so the will be able to hold you corectly on surface of water and even drive the engine. When u fill with air the bow first those vertical dividers are pushed back with result when u fill up the back tubes if u loose the air in bow the back tubes wont be streched with air anymore and will look like they lost air because the diveders will pushed to the side of bow . In that case you loose a very significant amount of presure and u cant drive with deflated back tubes. Sorry english isnt my language but i guess u got what i mean. I had the same boat many years ago but with wooden floor and v-shaped hull in a diferent way but doesnt matter the tubes where exactly the same. It was the instructions the manufacturer gave me when i got the boat its not my thinkings. Be safe . Thanks.
@@ChristopherFlannigan . You are welcome friend. Greetings from Greece.
ТЫ ТАКОЙ ОВОЩ ,МЕДЛЕННЫЙ !ТАМ ЛОДКА 100 КГ МАКСИМУМ ВСЯ ВЕСИТ ,ОН ЕЕ ПОЛ ЧАСА НА КОЛЕСАХ КАТИЛ.РАДИ ПРИКОЛА СМОТРЕЛ.БЫВАЮТ ЖЕ ТАКИЕ ЛЮДИ
Бывают же такие люди кто лишь бы бзднуть. Не обратил внимание что у него пояс? Может со спиной проблемы? Да и судя по тени у нем веса кг 70...
Так он ещё и топовым насосом лодку без переходника качает ! Рукой держит 😀👍 дальше без комментариев
All this great new stuff and yet, not even an old anchor and line. Oh and also, don't spring a leak. Very nice beginning however.
Bro sit forward more and get the front down then you will get on a plane and go a lot faster idk if u already knew this. it seemed a bit sluggish at the end and you could squeeze a lot more speed out of it, i can get on plane on just a lil 3.5hp
It's a great video
Awesome setup
Hmm ... you tucked the long loose end of the strap (for the sonar transducer) under the taut strap. I'd be concerned that it could have come out and fouled the propellor, risking the engine, transducer and even the sponson. Anyhow, I loved the real time video, especially the moments where you wondered which way up something went!
I hope the tide came in and made your return journey easier. :)
Better wake up realllly early or 1/2 the day will be gone just in prep.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Edwen Benjamin lol ikr😂😂
i mean he took 37 minutes...
A few things when starting the outboard cold. Make sure the throttle is on start and the choke is fully out. Then once it’s started and you switch it off. Use restart without any choke.
Second thing when launching using wheels. Wheel it out as far as you can until the boat is floating then fold the wheels up.
I dont want to sound like a know it all but when u start the engine don't take the choke off so soon just give it a minute to warm up abit before u take it off
That's a LOT of work. I leave my wheels down all the time on my RIB. It still is very quick in the water even though there is some drag effect.
I would unwind the painter and connect it to a SCUBA backplate.
Happy Boating, mate
great video...i sure hope you caught a nice fish or two
That would have been so much easier if you had put all your stuff at the back of the boat for the long pull (trust me)I popped a bolock several times before I worked that out 😁thanks for the video though 👍👍
Bravo 3lik ben 3ami
Good job
I was willing you on Chris, that last few yards to the waters edge , good effort mate , all the best David at Treasure Divers UK
Uma sugestão ! Na próxima puxa o bote como carro até a lâmina de água, ai deixa o bote e leva o carro de volta para o asfalto estacionar onde você montou o bote. Em seguida você volta caminhando pata o bote e o esforso pata puxar o bote vai ser muito menos e já estará dentro d'água. Valeu a aventura boa pesca !
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You must be fairly young cause that's a lot work and effort just to get the boat in the water. Nice boat though. I think I would keep it pumped for the season and haul it on a trailer.
Leuk setje
I'm worn out just from watching this, after all that has to done to.get this in the water it's time to go back home
Setting it up is nothing. Breaking it down is the real pain. Remember...it’s wet and dirty then.
Like he discovered, you gotta have a trailer, even though it’s an inflatable.
Hah yes after this workout i would have Zero energy left for fishing and crying about when i have to go back 🤣
Ta9s behi tledha menes w rabi ysahel❤❤
A wide angle cam on a tripod shld do the trick, otherwise too many jerky movements. Thank you.
such a shame that there havent been anymore of these videos....do you still have the boat? Any chance of a new vid please? cheers
I would never put the engine in gear without the kill chord on the leg/thigh. Seen a friend go overboard without the chord on, not pretty.
Good job 👍
One heck work out time you threw play i had my 16 ft bass out 75 hr 3 cylinder
Водичка - класс. Прозрачная! Техника - так себе. По реке Лена не пройти))) (изменение комментария) - хотя, по реке Лена -= возможно... Но не по заросшим её протокам. Там тальник и острые ветки
Thanks for posting this entire vid. Great to see what I'm getting into with an inflatable boat. Curious, what is your process for rinsing off the boat? Do you re-inflate and rinse off when you get home? Cheers
I re-inflate once home and wash it off with fresh water and allow to dry before putting away.
I wash mine down at the beach with a 12v water pump and spray nozzle and 20 litter water container
Looking at that rod, are you after Great White's ??
good job
For more than 30 minutes to show how he ingeniously pumped air into the boat, and only not a full two minutes to show the boat afloat, man, what are you talking about?
Why is there 2 tow ring eyelets on the inside of the transom?
nice boat...manage to have one soon👍👍
Great vid . Nice set up. Where did you get that strap on transducer mount looks great .
www.fishfindermounts.com/inflatable-boat-mounts
Hi everyone, I m from Italy and I bought the T38. Can someone pls link me an electric pump with battery rechargable for it? ( i don t wanna attach it to the car battery).
For the T38 what is the right engine? I will use it only at the lake maximum 2 persons. A 10 hp could work well?
Thanks in advance for you help !
Hi mate,what gaming portable fish finder is this in the video please?
I don't get all the dislikes? People can be jerks. Nice setup!
What kind of seat is that and where did you find it?
Tnx for an answer.
hi, nice video! what kind of air compressor have you used? Thank you
Excellent thanks
Really you are great I salute you Bro I like it
Thanks for your replies chris. I am not being funny but I do have a pretty legitimate question. As when one is out fishing with a friend what should they do if a call of nature is recieved lol. Hope you understamd what am I referring too. Do you keep a bottle in the boat? And if the number 2 call is recived what can one do to deal with that?
Great video! Dude get yourself an electric 32 lb trolling motor! What are you going to do when your a mile out and your motor quits or you are sick and can not row?
thank for share this video, i m very happy to know someone else in the world have this hobby!i live in italy on toscany coast, i have an old Mirage4 from 1979,and evinrude15hp95, i have to say mine is hypalon not pvc and i visited a lot of place,since when i was young, but to assembly wood and body of my 4mt boat start to be boring even if i like it so much!! i m just curios to know how about this boat material?is pvc right? you can keep it roll in the bug all the year? did you never have any problem about some parts is gone? usually here the peaple are scaryed to buy pvc boat , how about your experience on that brand? sorry my bad english and best reguards for your future sealing bro!
I truly appreciate your effort and I watched your video with patience, but I am sorry to say I've seen many things that could and should be done better, safer, faster or were simply not even needed.
Hi bro this is by far the best video I have seen so far related to dingy boat fishing in the UK. I believe that you loving fishing just like myself especially sea fishing. I live in Bradford west Yorkshire. I have been thinking about sea fishing for a long time and have come to this conclusion that by having an inflatable boat one can properly enjoy fishing. I just need to know whether this boat will fit in a car eaily rolled up? I have an a3 Audi. By looking at your toyota I guess I shouldn't have any problem. You have mentioned the link about the price of the boat and the engine. Did you buy a new engine? I live about 70 miles away from the east or west coast of uk. What about the running and maintainance cost of this boat? I have no idea as I am a complete novice. Some people have mentioned in the comments that you have to pay for the lauch fee etc. Is the engine economical on fuel? Plus the fish finder and the vhf how much can they cost. And where do you store the boat? I dont have a luxary of a garage attached to my house. I will be hrateful for your reply . And just one brotherly advice for you please dont go fishing by yourself
Take somebody with else. According to my experience sea is merciless and nobody's friend.
@@ChristopherFlannigan thanks very much for the reply
I’d recommend ditching the waders as if you fall out the waders will fill of water and weigh you down
Water weighs nothing underwater.
Mr J Ashton-Tyler trust me, been there, don’t wanna be dragging a full pair of waders out the water!
@@stevemiddleton948 Agreed - but getting *out* of the water is different - you'd take them off in the water while they're weightless before getting out. While you're *in* the water considering your options they don't weigh you down.
I hope you have a good battery in your car and left it running while you did that cuz that sure puts a strain on a battery
Great video, particularly for us newbies. One thing I'm still unsure about is whether I need a licence and insurance to go to sea? Any advice would be very welcome, cheers..
@@ChristopherFlannigan Thanks for your very swift response and clarification. Can I ask which insurance company you used? Cheers, Rich
@@ChristopherFlannigan hi what's that power pack your using for your fish finder thanks
You don't need either but, I'd advise getting insurance. Third party as a minimum,
Why don't you leave the wheels on till the end of the sand bar then wash them when you get home