I just love his choice of words at times. "the crane delighted us with its presence"...had me laughing out loud. Our hero seems to be becoming a boat collector.
Your first boat proved you can walk and now you want to run a marathon, I’m really looking forward to following you on this amazing adventure, all my best wishes to you let’s get started 👍😊
You certainly have the the boat bug my friend and I know the that feeling when my 20 ton Dutch was dangling in mid air felt like an eternity can't wait for the next vlog
Sooooo nice that there are people who DO the things others only dream about. To hell with brains and being sensible, just go for it and see what happens. I love it 👍
I think it so courageous of you to make that decision to purchase the barge, and then to actually go and order the oversize transport and a mobile crane to get that boat moved. Hats off to you!
Just have to admire your do or die attitude, you did make me laugh when you said “ a little bit of rust “ 😂😂 I’m with you all the way, if you don’t try , you’ll never get anywhere 👍 Will be with you all the way on this, it’s going to be very interesting I’m sure, best of luck 👍
Now this little beauty could become a really fine house boat especially if a small powerplant were added ... your forever home is at hand ... gotta love that ... can't wait to see what you do with it ...!
@@HARRRYVID yes .. your right and I should choose my words more carefully ... I should have said your next big thing is at hand ... you just can't keep a good man down ..!
A successful transit! Here in the U.S. the blocking is sometimes referred to as cribbing, as in the bed, whatever the item is, that is being cradled on.
Subscribing to your channel a while back, has been so very rewarding, sir. I would like to congratulate you and thank you for your opening music choice. I'm a Texan. Your choice to play some very familiar music was wonderful and a great way to open, arguably your best video yet. I'm very excited to see where this new boat adventure goes!
Still. So many, questions. Why did you have to move? What happened to the other projects? Still so many things, unanswered. Can't wait for the next one.
euy Brueder ich folge dein Channel aus Holland, viel erfolg mit dein fettes neue Projekt. Hab schon einigesvon dir gelernt, hab zeit diesem Jahr auch ein Schifflein ne pedro 12.00. Ich werde dich weiter folgen. Du hast guete content bitte mach weiter. entschuldige mein Kinder Deutsch, wollte dich halt in deine eigene Sprache erzahlen: Danke fuer die Content und mach buedde weiter! Schoene gruesse aus Holland, Jonathan. Thanks man keep the content coming, enjoying it a lot and keeping an eye out when working on my own boat. cheers mate.
Now I have barge envy. I don't know why. Having an enormous WWII era barge seems like something that'd make you the cool kid in town though. "Hey guys, wanna see my Party Barge? No, really - an actual barge."
Are you not busy enough, Hans? Love to here your plans but I can se the potential for a very comfortable house boat, leaving your First Boat free to cruise the waterways. Thanks for sharing.
I personally am jealous. A floating house(presumably)pulled around by your first boat a floating yard, daily family transportation, sporty runabout . Only thing, I would think your flotilla could possibly clog up the waterways .
🎶 I tried so hard,my dear,to show that you're my every dream Yet you're afraid each thing I do is just some evil scheme A memory from your lonesome past keeps us so far apart Why can't I free your doubtful mind and melt your cold, cold heart? Hank Williams. Your intro song. 🎵
anodes , you want sacrificial anodes to attach to the hull so the anode gets eaten by the saltwater/water electrolysis that happens to all metal boats in water. more near the through hull projections ( motor).
Cool, thats only 10Km away from where I am living! A few weeks ago someone has stolen an very big, heavy anchor from Petkum Harbour. It stands there for years.
We have another saying- " to bite off more than you can chew". I hope you have not done so. This looks very interesting and I can't wait to see what you do with it.
Habe auf ebay kleinanzeigen dieses kleinere Boot am Anfang des videos neben der Plattform gesehen, es ist gesunken nach einem Sturm. Derjenige der es Bergen konnte durfte es behalten. Witzig das ich es heile jetzt in deinem video sehe.
I bet it was an odd feeling to have so much equipment for a project of yours but ;) looks like it was a decent move. Congrats on your new belts by the way ;) I bet they where completely untouched form the flat bottom boat but yeah its a bad situation and that was definitely the better of the two bad solution.
I’m thoroughly confused, would the cribbing not be the responsibility of the transport company? Why would the owner have to come out of pocket for that mistake?
Like he said, he assumed that it would be taken care of, but the contract didn’t specify that part, so he, the owner, was on the hook for making it work, however he could.
@Otosj van Tolerbok of course the transporting company would be discarding the slings. its all about the insurance. slings arent designed to be pinched like that. so if they kept using it and something went wrong in the next job they would be liable. by the same token, the owner had full responsabillity if the slings were to fail, but that was his damage, not the transporting company and as such there was no risk for them. yes the slings were good to lift the boat one final time, and nothing happenned thank God, but only a fool would use them a next time. cut them into pieces and get a new set, in the overall scheme they are a cheap item.
Hi. I follow you since the first day !!! What a beautiful job, really ... Just one question please. Can you say me the constructor and the model of your boat 40" (1978), thanks you. best regards. philippe from South West France
Be very careful if you are working inside the hull , many people have died from asphyxiation when venturing into enclosed spaces like that where there is lots of rust. Rust sucks the oxygen out of the air . Do some research on working in enclosed spaces.
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From small platform boat, to larger platform boat, to decommissioned aircraft carrier.
🤣🤣
After that an island country made of ships
He can land a Harrier F35B😂
I guess in Germany there's another saying... Go big or go home... very nice addition to your fleet
🤣🤣🤣
Be carefull in what looks like a non vented bilge/hold space. There can be minimal oxygen in there as the O2 gets consumed by oxidation... rust.
Again your choice of music is great, never expected to hear the main theme from “The Shining” today 😀
I just love his choice of words at times. "the crane delighted us with its presence"...had me laughing out loud. Our hero seems to be becoming a boat collector.
Your first boat proved you can walk and now you want to run a marathon, I’m really looking forward to following you on this amazing adventure, all my best wishes to you let’s get started 👍😊
My first fleet of boats...
Ah now that's music. Hank Williams if I'm not mistaken
You certainly have the the boat bug my friend and I know the that feeling when my 20 ton Dutch was dangling in mid air felt like an eternity can't wait for the next vlog
Sooooo nice that there are people who DO the things others only dream about. To hell with brains and being sensible, just go for it and see what happens. I love it 👍
I always appreciate your choice of music, including the Requiem theme, Dies Iriae, in this episode. Very funny!
I think it so courageous of you to make that decision to purchase the barge, and then to actually go and order the oversize transport and a mobile crane to get that boat moved. Hats off to you!
Now you've learned that the pirates have sold their ships and bought the Boat Yards.
Just have to admire your do or die attitude, you did make me laugh when you said “ a little bit of rust “ 😂😂 I’m with you all the way, if you don’t try , you’ll never get anywhere 👍 Will be with you all the way on this, it’s going to be very interesting I’m sure, best of luck 👍
Fascinating 🧐 to watch the movement of large objects, and intriguing 🤔 to guess what you have planned.
Now this little beauty could become a really fine house boat especially if a small powerplant were added ... your forever home is at hand ... gotta love that ... can't wait to see what you do with it ...!
Forever is not forever for him....the duplex will follow followed by a marina to place them all.
@@HARRRYVID yes .. your right and I should choose my words more carefully ... I should have said your next big thing is at hand ... you just can't keep a good man down ..!
The deck looks as new, great find! do check the bottom, usually it rusts from the inside..
A successful transit! Here in the U.S. the blocking is sometimes referred to as cribbing, as in the bed, whatever the item is, that is being cradled on.
The fleet is growing - You have moved from Captain to Admiral
WOW! What an adventure! This has so much promise and so many possibilities... I can't wait to see how and what will happen next! Continued blessings1
Well, I never expected that! I’m happy you got her to Berlin and in a safe place, it will be exciting to see what you do with her!
Those big rigs drivers are pretty awesome! nice video!! a lot of work ahead for you should keep you busy for a week or so :)
Den mutigen gehört die Welt. Meinen Respekt!
Love the Hank Williams music at the opening!
Subscribing to your channel a while back, has been so very rewarding, sir.
I would like to congratulate you and thank you for your opening music choice. I'm a Texan. Your choice to play some very familiar music was wonderful and a great way to open, arguably your best video yet.
I'm very excited to see where this new boat adventure goes!
Still.
So many, questions.
Why did you have to move?
What happened to the other projects?
Still so many things, unanswered.
Can't wait for the next one.
Looks to be an interesting build, looking forward to see what’s next
I hope at some point you manage to paint the exterior of your original boat
Please don't ever stop being Bold !!! life is to short :)
It is going to be very interesting to see what you build on it!!
euy Brueder ich folge dein Channel aus Holland, viel erfolg mit dein fettes neue Projekt. Hab schon einigesvon dir gelernt, hab zeit diesem Jahr auch ein Schifflein ne pedro 12.00. Ich werde dich weiter folgen. Du hast guete content bitte mach weiter. entschuldige mein Kinder Deutsch, wollte dich halt in deine eigene Sprache erzahlen: Danke fuer die Content und mach buedde weiter! Schoene gruesse aus Holland, Jonathan.
Thanks man keep the content coming, enjoying it a lot and keeping an eye out when working on my own boat. cheers mate.
You have quite a navy slowly coming together
You are BOLD!! Congratulation on a fine new addition to you boat collection.
Can’t wait to see what becomes of this boat? Maybe a floating bar and party barge?
Wow,again a new big project
Now I have barge envy. I don't know why. Having an enormous WWII era barge seems like something that'd make you the cool kid in town though. "Hey guys, wanna see my Party Barge? No, really - an actual barge."
Sehr neugierig wie es weitergeht
Danke. Dein stimme ist ein wahnsinn macht mich sehr ruhig
Meinen allergrössten Respekt vor deiner scheinbar unerschöpflichen Energie!!!!!!!!!!
Are you not busy enough, Hans? Love to here your plans but I can se the potential for a very comfortable house boat, leaving your First Boat free to cruise the waterways. Thanks for sharing.
@My First Boat. Great video. Please add this barge series to a Playlist so new viewers can easily watch it
Hey, I'm from Emden. If I had known that earlier, we could have had a coffee. I always follow your story with great interest. Maybe next time. Regards
What a brave guy! In the rear it is not a fin but the rudder mount.
Good luck with the project my friend and looking forward to an update
That move looked almost hassle free. I remember you moving your floating dock along all the canals. That was a lot more involved in this. Good job.
I personally am jealous. A floating house(presumably)pulled around by your first boat a floating yard, daily family transportation, sporty runabout . Only thing, I would think your flotilla could possibly clog up the waterways .
Your own "arcraft carrier"😁 I cant wait for the next video.
Nice goin m8, yeh, another interesting project. Thanks
Well, can't wait to see ur next step, Good luck.
🎶 I tried so hard,my dear,to show that you're my every dream
Yet you're afraid each thing I do is just some evil scheme
A memory from your lonesome past keeps us so far apart
Why can't I free your doubtful mind and melt your cold, cold heart? Hank Williams. Your intro song. 🎵
You just love a project.😉😀👍
I love how this man do his work
Wow . You are brave.What a project!
WOW!! Best of luck on what will be a great adventure.🍀🍀🍀
Cracking, cant wait. Thank you.
That easter egg of yours you mention at 2:45 is meant to receive a spud pole.
From down here in sunny nelson in nz I love your video's
Oh WOW,. Great project
You are doing well!
anodes , you want sacrificial anodes to attach to the hull so the anode gets eaten by the saltwater/water electrolysis that happens to all metal boats in water. more near the through hull projections ( motor).
Even the Germans love Hank Williams
Big project, good luck! ;)
Wow! Good luck! Can’t wait to see what you do with it.
you can do some ice fishing through the hole in the center of the boat
Here in the USA, we have another saying called, "Welcome to the 'more money than brains' club."
Good luck building your own private Waterworld.
Good luck with the build
Amazing video thanks for sharing
WOW! Looking forward to this things further.
What a cool barge!
looking forward to this one
Amazing. Congratulations. Thanks for sharing your story. 🔥❤️🔥
Nice one can't wait to see what becomes of the nice one
Cool, thats only 10Km away from where I am living! A few weeks ago someone has stolen an very big, heavy anchor from Petkum Harbour. It stands there for years.
Nice and honest disclaimer 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
I think we have a house boat project to enjoy ...
We have another saying- " to bite off more than you can chew". I hope you have not done so. This looks very interesting and I can't wait to see what you do with it.
Thank you for sharing
I'm going to use that one. My tomorrow self. Lol
Ok well done. What is the next project? Raising the Bismarck? 😁
Habe auf ebay kleinanzeigen dieses kleinere Boot am Anfang des videos neben der Plattform gesehen, es ist gesunken nach einem Sturm.
Derjenige der es Bergen konnte durfte es behalten.
Witzig das ich es heile jetzt in deinem video sehe.
well I suppose you have some nice belts to lift up your boats and stuff in future. have to stow them away somewhere
I'm waiting "My first fleet" 😀🤣
👍 years young, more challenges ahead 🎯
Very impressive! Well done!
That was some serious money when the crane showed up..
Amazing. Curious on what you are going to do with it.
I bet it was an odd feeling to have so much equipment for a project of yours but ;) looks like it was a decent move. Congrats on your new belts by the way ;) I bet they where completely untouched form the flat bottom boat but yeah its a bad situation and that was definitely the better of the two bad solution.
Did you resell the straps at the boat yard were you got it now get some cost back 👍
We have the same saying in Canada. Is this the start of a floating house?
As you now command multiple boats, I believe you have just become a Commodore.
Great project. Curious what you're gonna make of it.
most likely build a house on it
@@DatBlueHusky Yep
Hook, Line and Sinker 🏁
I’m thoroughly confused, would the cribbing not be the responsibility of the transport company? Why would the owner have to come out of pocket for that mistake?
Like he said, he assumed that it would be taken care of, but the contract didn’t specify that part, so he, the owner, was on the hook for making it work, however he could.
@Otosj van Tolerbok of course the transporting company would be discarding the slings. its all about the insurance. slings arent designed to be pinched like that. so if they kept using it and something went wrong in the next job they would be liable. by the same token, the owner had full responsabillity if the slings were to fail, but that was his damage, not the transporting company and as such there was no risk for them. yes the slings were good to lift the boat one final time, and nothing happenned thank God, but only a fool would use them a next time. cut them into pieces and get a new set, in the overall scheme they are a cheap item.
great work
This is going to be interesting 👀
Hi. I follow you since the first day !!! What a beautiful job, really ... Just one question please. Can you say me the constructor and the model of your boat 40" (1978), thanks you. best regards. philippe from South West France
First I thought you where going to Lurssen.
We have a saying here for boat owners who keep getting bigger and bigger boats, “ La Maladie du pied” which translates to “the foot disease”
Be very careful if you are working inside the hull , many people have died from asphyxiation when venturing into enclosed spaces like that where there is lots of rust. Rust sucks the oxygen out of the air . Do some research on working in enclosed spaces.
That's a nice hull, was it Dutch originally, good luck with the project, it will make a roomy boat!
Aus Petkum, das ist nicht weit weg von mir, schönes Projekt, Video und viel zu streichen :) die Kosten würden mich Mal interessiere. Gruß Stephan
Wrobel -- Polish means sparrow
Now is the time for sanding, then bottom paint.