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Weldcraft Boats: Welded for Living. Welded for Life.
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- Опубликовано: 30 окт 2013
- Weldcraft has been the leader in building quality welded aluminum boats since 1968. That's over 40 years of rugged, innovative designs for outdoor enthusiasts, families, and fishermen.
Today, Weldcraft Marine Industries, Inc. manufactures and distributes through independent marine dealers a full line of boats from 18' to 30'. Weldcraft outboard models include: Cuddy King, Ocean King, Maverick, Angler and Rebel. Weldcraft inboard models include: Select, Legacy, 198X, Renegade and Sabre.
The narrator is pretty darn good!! I wish I was that fluent!! Vocally!!
So a new product comes to the market for boats
It requires constant maintenance
Expensive to repair
Weaker in use
Susceptible to water logging
Susceptible to rot
Even infestation
Who would buy it - Wood
Embarcaçao de metal é loucura...
Depois começa a entrar água pelos arrebite.
Só serve para Rio , lugar que não tem muita ondulação
اكثر من رائع وكم اتمنى ان يأتى لي مثل هذا ولو فى الحلم اتمنى ان املك هذا القارب ولو فى الحلم انه حلم حلم حلم ياإلاهي
Nice boats bet they are pricey
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I've seen Lotta 30 yr. Old welded boats
Nice boats but I'm sure most would appreciate the Quintrex for overall supremacy. But the Weldcraft jets are the quite compelling difference.
Quintrex lol you gotta be joking aye
** The owner/proprietor of Seacrets in OC, MD is always riding in a boat similar to this ... He supposedly builds boats similar to this... Is this his pet project company ? Edit : ** Nope his name is Leighton Moore - MooreBoats
SPEEDBOATMANIAC 410 first let me tell you.... Ocean City MD is one awesome town!!!!!
I used to go there every summer. The people, food and entertainment are fantastic! I also frequented Seacrets..... Lots of nice ladies!
Back to boat business> I have friends with the welded boats. Also have a a friend who used to work for Sandy Hook Pilots in Staten Island NY. Their small to midsize boats are all welded aluminium. They don't experience any probs. And they go out in all sorts of weather. I'm inclined to check out an aluminium boat next month. Guess I'll know if it works for me...fiberglass guy here.
Most people who have bought a welded boat end up buying something different the second time around. I would much rather have a solid fiberglass boat in my garage. Thirty years ago I had loads of fun with a small run-about with an 85 horsepower engine. The only thing I ever had to replace was a ignition module on the Chrysler engine!
A where did you come up with this? Most of the people I know stay with aluminum boats
Had Alumaweld 18ft. Aluminum cant take fatigue from the waves and breaks.Not the at the welds. Fiberglass way way better
Depends on grade and design
What's all of the stuff I keep reading all over the internet about busted welds in these boats?
I love the forward console design, but I need a tough boat...not something that will get busted at the welds.
yea i dont think these boats are good in even 20 cm waves.
FLAT BOTTOMS and BIG waves are sure fire mix to break a weld, if your plan is for rough water add degree angle and a few more stringers and that problem stops
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when it all goes wrong ,, and your clinging onto the wreckage ,,,, would you rather hold a big chunk of aluminium
or wood.
There's a thing called lifejackets
@@g.youngblood8770 do you sleep in yours .... i've seen a lot of folk stop to put on shoes and trousers before making it up to the deck in an emergency ... personally I'd rather be naked with a life jacket ... but most folk don't think like that .....
Those fish hanging on the fishing line did not look very happy, and it did not seem to bother you either, what does that tell me.
The problem with welding aluminum is that the weld is much weaker than the plate. In other words the aluminum loses heat treat. You would have to re heat treat the boat in its entirety to reintroduce full strength!! Also some companies only weld from the outside, making for a weaker weld. Boats should be welded from the inside first, the weld the outside and grind the chines sharp. Always talk to the welders before buying a boat. See if they push or pull weld. Push welds aren't as pretty but they penetrate better. Aluminum welding is an art form and much more difficult than steel. I know, I'm not great at it, but my brother in law is a monster welder. Remember, study the welding and interview the welders before you buy the boat!! I know how to tell the difference of the style of welding and what to look for!!
Marine applications (e.g. boats)... 5052 aluminum alloy... not heat treatable. I'm sure you just forgot.
5052 is NOT used for the structural framing. 6061T6 is. That's what loses heat treat! Very weldable but can crack if not done properly.
Mike just buy the boat and forget about the science. I've used a ton of aluminum boats.
You might want to use 1/4 inch aluminum but it will be heavy. I've built 30 foot and 25 foot aluminum boat. It is so easy. I can build a 25 foot boat in 80 hours with a helper, but they e like the work boat with washboards.
put bubble gum on it
dono de um barco desse não precisa ir pescar eles não tem fome tudo que sobra deles jogão fora ? por isso JESUS disse e mais fassil um camelo entrar no fundo de uma agulha do que um rico entrar no ceu
The driver's seat is way too far forward for a comfortable ride on all the Weldcraft boats that I have looked at. That's why I will never buy one.
D Wetick air ride seats!!...
There's a good reason welded alum. pontoon boats are not recommended for use on the great lakes and other larger bodies of water...the swells take their toll: broken welds, broken rivets, broken ribs and on and on.
AIRCRAFT ARE RIVETED NOT WELDED.
watching this video was as exciting as watching shit float.