Jees...... Everybody acts like going 30 mph on a 12 ft boat it's like riding a rocket sled. Not near as testy as a 21-ft bass boat with a 300 hp doing 85 mph. or even a tipsy 60 mph personal watercraft for that matter.
I'm from Canada, so it would be 30km and that's fast. I think the point is, the tin boat is rated for 9.9 and I put 20hp on it. It was just fun, I didn't do it thinking I was proving to be the fastest boat on the ocean.
@@jakebraun6376 Quite to the contrary I have a 2 stroke 50 horsepower Merc on the 13'10" sea nymph tin can that does 45 mph and a 20hp on a 12 ft sea nymph (1236) that does 34 mph and finally, a 10 ft Alumacraft 1036 John with a 15 horse 2-stroke that does just a hair under 30 mph. I also own a 33 ft offshore center console Palmetto with a pair of Verado 350s that does just a hair under 70 mph. For me those tinnies are just comfortable cruising speed when I'm freshwater fishing. And for those of you who have never driven a bass boat that does 85 mph, it is truly work to keep the boat from cow walking at top speed. My little tinnies are very stable at top speed.
I see you bring the kid to balance the weight in the boat good thinking
Now I just need an anchor
Lmaooo
@@westwaters1690 make another kid
@@westwaters1690 that's when you bring ur mother in law lol
@@Weert-Gilders hahahahha ya I don’t want the boat to sink
Picking up a 20hp merc for my 12ft in a little bit!
*"We Need More POWER!!!"*
VERY NICE!!!
Nice brutha I'm thinking of getting a 20 suke on a 12' jon
Do it! Get where your going fast
If the transoms not bending it’s not too much.
And they say it chludent be done
Says Evinrude on the cowl
Hot rodder ! lol
sweet ride
Lmao I have like the exact same boat with a hole! Lol. only a 9.9 tho
Haha I got rid of it but was a fun boat. 25hp was a one time thing just a man thing had to try it
@@westwaters1690 it looks way to fun. Lol
Tonight it might break the transum
WestWaters how did the 20hp motor work long term?
I can't wait to get on the water
Ya man me too. Where you from
Washington state
Jus started warming up got the old 1980 25 tuned to the moon
@@billythekid5196 nice. I've yet to put the floor in my boat
@@westwaters1690 hows the fishing your way? real hot up there in your area dang bud
Maybe you should think about leaving the little one at home or on the beach with mom while TEST driving and experimenting with boats and motors!!!
Hahaha try telling her that
Steven caldwell you should leave your kids on shore so they won't learn anything useful about the outdoors and become city dwelling pussies
What a baby
Safer with the kid ballast is needed in front
Jees...... Everybody acts like going 30 mph on a 12 ft boat it's like riding a rocket sled. Not near as testy as a 21-ft bass boat with a 300 hp doing 85 mph. or even a tipsy 60 mph personal watercraft for that matter.
I'm from Canada, so it would be 30km and that's fast. I think the point is, the tin boat is rated for 9.9 and I put 20hp on it. It was just fun, I didn't do it thinking I was proving to be the fastest boat on the ocean.
It is ......
@@westwaters1690 funnier to go fast on something that wasn’t built to go fast than it is to go fast on something that built to go fast.
Someone's clearly never gone 30 on a tin can before
@@jakebraun6376 Quite to the contrary I have a 2 stroke 50 horsepower Merc on the 13'10" sea nymph tin can that does 45 mph and a 20hp on a 12 ft sea nymph (1236) that does 34 mph and finally, a 10 ft Alumacraft 1036 John with a 15 horse 2-stroke that does just a hair under 30 mph. I also own a 33 ft offshore center console Palmetto with a pair of Verado 350s that does just a hair under 70 mph. For me those tinnies are just comfortable cruising speed when I'm freshwater fishing. And for those of you who have never driven a bass boat that does 85 mph, it is truly work to keep the boat from cow walking at top speed. My little tinnies are very stable at top speed.
That's not overpowered
Well the boats rated for 9.9
It sorta is alothough I have a 30 Yamaha on my twelve feet tinny