I Got HUGE BOAT Delivered to my Door in Boxes! What is it???!

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  • @ultimaterebuilds7127
    @ultimaterebuilds7127  Год назад +73

    Looks like I have to change plans…. Whistlindiesel already put a hellcat on a pontoon.
    Back to the drawing board. 😂

    • @Platypus_Warrior
      @Platypus_Warrior Год назад +2

      Seems like your editing got better. Love the channel, stay true without too much sponsoring IMO. People love DIY also because these projects only apply to the country you're at.
      Shorter videos could work better for you with a first person view (mic on) like many other channels do.

    • @lvlndco
      @lvlndco Год назад +1

      😳

    • @MichaelDavey18
      @MichaelDavey18 Год назад +2

      I wouldn't worry about it. If his ferrari is anything to go by, his'll probably catch fire :)

    • @patrickradcliffe3837
      @patrickradcliffe3837 Год назад

      Twin V6's

    • @christophersz
      @christophersz Год назад +1

      Are you going to light each pontoon or each section like a dance floor?
      It would look cool if you have them sync to music.

  • @richierich2353
    @richierich2353 Год назад +65

    hey zach. you should think about making a jig for your spacing and hole drilling. the results would be exact for all the bracing. could cut down on time too! good luck brother. awesome build!

  • @lisacaminettie588
    @lisacaminettie588 Год назад +18

    longer vids for sure. i love the detail and instructions on how you actually do it.

  • @timbrown9535
    @timbrown9535 Год назад +39

    Im all for waiting for the longer, more input build videos. I have been following you for long while now. I think I saw you on one of Smcracs videos. I like your energy and your use of different techniques to get the job done. Great content, carry on.

    • @shitloveaduck
      @shitloveaduck Год назад +2

      Agreed. I prefer the longer videos. It’s not so choppy that way.
      As a side note,,,, all he has to do is work 20 hour days and he could put out a nice long video weekly, NO PROBLEM!! 😂😂. Whatever works best for him ultimately,,,,,,,. I’m interested up in this one the most!! 😊

  • @mikep3509
    @mikep3509 Год назад +16

    What a great idea. I love that the pontoons are individual pieces. Being compartmentalized, if one section gets punctured, the rest stays afloat.

  • @bmac8130
    @bmac8130 Год назад +3

    I’d use a smaller pilot bit and go through the top of the cross brace and through everything that would mark all the holes at once then just drill out where the actual need the hole.

  • @kasenjumps
    @kasenjumps Год назад +28

    I can see this is going to be a big hit on your channel. Cant wait to see the finished product.

  • @RBallarddesigns
    @RBallarddesigns Год назад +3

    Cool build. Do yourself a favor and make a jig for all those holes. It will be faster and more accurate.

  • @sethbroka
    @sethbroka Год назад +7

    I enjoy the longer videos, worth the wait and you see more progress.

  • @AuburnAquanaut
    @AuburnAquanaut Год назад +5

    Pontoon boat owner here. This is a very interesting build. A few questions already after watching is...do they offer those toons in black? White will stain im afraid. What is the weight difference when done? And finally, i wish you went with a heavier motor mount. That size boat needs at least a 150hp., trust me.

    • @johnslack9679
      @johnslack9679 Год назад +1

      White would appear to stain. At least with aluminum you can acid wash them and polish which is a lot of work. I'll have to check the website for black versions. They could discolor but not as noticeable.
      Very cool the toons have lifting strakes!

  • @MattWolfgang
    @MattWolfgang Год назад +3

    You should make a couple of jigs for drilling the holes. Will save a lot of time.

  • @jackjones5314
    @jackjones5314 Год назад +2

    Support Beam: Maybe their design calls for it but you have the nuts on top. If a nut comes off, then the bolt falls out. I would suggest you put the bolts on the top with the nuts below, unless it goes against the design.

  • @tony_25or6to4
    @tony_25or6to4 Год назад +3

    I'm torn. I would put the nuts down. If you lose the nut, the bolt may stay.
    Either way, should use some Loc-tite on the threads.

  • @greggrech6957
    @greggrech6957 Год назад +7

    The longer the better. Love your video's.

  • @GavinFish
    @GavinFish Год назад +2

    In regards to flooring, have you put any thought into using a composite product like Trex decking? I know marine-grade plywood is kind of the go-to, but laying down a composite deck would be cool.

  • @madsenbaum
    @madsenbaum Год назад +10

    Longer videos for sure!! Love the pontoon series you do. And all the boat videos!

  • @Greenwashedhipppie
    @Greenwashedhipppie Год назад +4

    Hope you go over the registration process. Very cool.

  • @DougsMessyGarage
    @DougsMessyGarage Год назад +6

    Tech tip, when drilling holes in aluminum, it's actually easier to drill a pilot hole with a smaller bit (1/8") and then come back and drill out to the final size. Yes, it seems counter-intuitive to drill twice as many holes but the pilot drill method is actually much easier.

  • @meco72104
    @meco72104 Год назад +2

    I like Longer Videos. Really enjoy your builds. Liked the Pontoon boat with the fire pit.

  • @brilesmedia
    @brilesmedia Год назад +9

    I love this channel. Very great tips on building a pontoon boat. But as a medical professional when you're drilling these holes, wear some safety goggles. One metal shard into your eyes will of course cause damage. We want you around for a long time. Keep up the fantastic videos.

    • @paulg1992
      @paulg1992 11 месяцев назад

      And working in the bright sun with all those white/shiny surfaces consider tinted/UV protection lenses. Look up snow blindness and UV eye damage.

  • @patrickchin2631
    @patrickchin2631 Год назад +3

    Nice vid. Dont cut the beam off from the motormount. Just push everything to the front to have more deck space

  • @joschikollar3000
    @joschikollar3000 Год назад +3

    I think the longer videos are better since I can wait a few weeks for a video. I like it more if there ist stuff done in a video and not just a little progress.

  • @nolinovio6748
    @nolinovio6748 Год назад +2

    more episodes and longer episodes...love your content!

  • @jefferyholland
    @jefferyholland Год назад +3

    Once a week is cool. Always interesting to see what you have going on.

  • @mcqueeninc
    @mcqueeninc Год назад +5

    Longer vids

  • @frankabroad150
    @frankabroad150 Год назад +3

    Great idea. Love the video!

  • @kentmckean6795
    @kentmckean6795 Год назад +3

    Longer the better!

  • @bayani3
    @bayani3 Год назад +1

    Boat in a box that’s awesome!! You must have been melting in the heat. Lit pontoons!?!? You might have to bring back the lit trailer!!

  • @metalman065
    @metalman065 Год назад +1

    Looks awesome. Would love to see longer videos, I'd Definitely watch them. Thanks for sharing.

  • @dannyjohnson6069
    @dannyjohnson6069 Год назад +3

    keep the long videos i get stoaked when you come out with another vid.

  • @Kaptions_Kaught
    @Kaptions_Kaught Год назад +2

    We love the longer videos

  • @viniciusvbf22
    @viniciusvbf22 Год назад +2

    Please do longer videos! I know the editing is tedious but I really like to chill watching you work :)
    Thanks!
    PS: Oh, and as others have beat me to it, make some jigs to help you with the drilling after you get the floor on the right spot. I believe it will help a lot!

  • @adamcameron8972
    @adamcameron8972 Год назад +8

    Love watching your channel mate . I think you inspire alot of people and kids to get in there and give things a go. I wish you would maybe wear at least some eye protection when drilling . Kids need to be shown that safety gear is there for a reason.

  • @Harey0407
    @Harey0407 Год назад

    I'm all for the longer videos. Don't burn yourself out is all!
    Maybe, just maybe you'll actually keep this one though. Can't wait to see what you do with this boat.

  • @srt5321
    @srt5321 Год назад +3

    Looks like such a fun project! Excited to watch the ultimate build! Definitely longer, ASMR or music-overlayed videos of your building is my preference. Thanks for the video!

  • @ryanmall
    @ryanmall Год назад +2

    I love that design if you knock a hole in one the whole pontoon is not going to fill up with water

  • @chaunceywilliams8405
    @chaunceywilliams8405 Год назад +1

    Excellent project.

  • @constructdestruct360
    @constructdestruct360 Год назад +4

    Spooky Ghost @ 14:43

  • @JordanRakoske
    @JordanRakoske Год назад +1

    Shorter or longer is good either way. It's just super interesting watching everything involved

  • @MichaelDavey18
    @MichaelDavey18 Год назад +1

    Definitely longer videos .
    You wanna get a chalk line and run it centre all the way down the support beams then ping it. Set your first support beam then; In construction, laying flooring joists' which is the same as you laying the cross beams, if the joists were supposed to be 400mm on centre and we were using 2 inch wide joists (50mm) we'd cut a length of 2x2 (inch) at 400 minus 1 inch = 375 in length, then just butt it up to the first cross member then lay the next cross beam up, and mark on the opposite side, so you dont lose "the centre"
    It's late in the uk; 3:28 am, so if this doesn't make sense, that's why :)

  • @carltrano1325
    @carltrano1325 Год назад +2

    Great build keep them coming.👍

  • @barnwoodbob1
    @barnwoodbob1 Год назад +2

    Your videos are great...The longer the better. Can't wait for the next one.

  • @JackPaarthurnax
    @JackPaarthurnax Год назад +4

    Wear some eye protection.

    • @MattWolfgang
      @MattWolfgang Год назад +2

      Good advice. I learned my lesson when I tore my cornea because I wasn't wearing eye protection a couple of years ago. It took over a year to completely heal and it still gives me problems occasionally.

  • @htownblue11
    @htownblue11 Год назад +5

    If all the holes are identically placed for all braces, you might make a jig to eliminate measuring on each crossmember and assuring identical drilling location for all crossmembers. Just a thought. Either way you’re gonna do great on this build I bet.

    • @Wegl79
      @Wegl79 Год назад

      Another production improvement would be to get a cheap Harbor Freight drill press, set up a stop to set your hole spacing and do all of your cross bracing fabrication at one time. Handle each piece once; that’s the rule.

  • @tonynova2846
    @tonynova2846 Год назад +2

    Keep it comeing love all ur content even when u colab with Sam and others

  • @pinwizz69
    @pinwizz69 Год назад

    Definitely longer episodes.
    This one looks like it just might be your best pontoon series yet simply because you're actually building it "ground" up your way, your specs.
    I myself would love to build one a quad toon with the outer toons a walk way and one section longer with a cabin in the middle and sun decks for and aft with the stern on bigger than the bow one and a sun deck on top with a aux helm on top forward.
    The cabin made to sleep 4 to 6 persons and a small kitchenette.
    Twin salt water 4 stroke engines of course.
    It would definitely be a Florida Keys sand bar party barge toon.
    Lots of led lighting with Coast Guard racing stripe a Veterans emblem over the racing strip to be legal.
    Of course a really nice bar on the stern deck.

  • @keithjerry1205
    @keithjerry1205 Год назад +3

    Did you buy a complete kit from poontoon Wholesalers, or did u have to figure out every piece you wanted and order it?

    • @ultimaterebuilds7127
      @ultimaterebuilds7127  Год назад +6

      Talked with the business owner about what I should use and what the best options are for what I was wanting.
      He’s a nice guy and easy to get ahold of

    • @copcuffs9973
      @copcuffs9973 Год назад +1

      ​​@@ultimaterebuilds7127
      Looks great! 👍
      🤔 Always thought a pontoon/ house boat would be nice
      50%+ of the year.
      That DIY kit looks like a one man job most of the time, (thanks Dad + Mom) ✌️

  • @chipbhi
    @chipbhi Год назад +4

    I love when you work on pontoon boats! And this one is so cool! Longer videos are cool, but once a week videos are the best!

  • @rottenanimal619
    @rottenanimal619 11 месяцев назад +1

    I seen that you put the bolts from the bottom and the nuts on the top. I think it should be the other way around. If the nuts ever loosen the bolts will fall out. The other way around is, if the nut loosens the nut will fall out and the bolts will stay in.

  • @ewhibs
    @ewhibs Год назад +3

    You have cool parents too.

  • @KevinJHutchison
    @KevinJHutchison Год назад +2

    Great video! hope you are getting sponsored! you are a great spokesperson for a product if someone wants a genuine view of what it takes to use it!

  • @Greenwashedhipppie
    @Greenwashedhipppie Год назад +2

    I'd love to see you a pontoon with one of the hydrofoil kits.

  • @dap10
    @dap10 Год назад +2

    Longer videos are cool. Love your video's🤓👍

  • @SnowingNapalm
    @SnowingNapalm 11 месяцев назад

    Also don't forget to bolt it front to back or back to front for the floor stretch/alignment not all along 1 side or other because material stress wrinkles❤ could save time drilling screwing too

  • @tonydemovic355
    @tonydemovic355 Год назад +2

    todays episode was the perfect length really enjoyable

  • @kennypool
    @kennypool Год назад +2

    This is the perfect length, yeah right

  • @paulkobierski7588
    @paulkobierski7588 Год назад +2

    I’d put some flat washers under at least the nuts. It will spread the force out.

  • @stevejarvis1
    @stevejarvis1 Год назад +2

    Love all your videos man. I would vote consistent. Drop a new vid 6 pm every ____ insert day. Give viewers something to look forward to. Keep up the great content man!!

  • @paulbell1522
    @paulbell1522 Год назад +1

    Awesome!!!!! Love the boat builds! I think longer episodes brother. Wish you had the time to do weekly videos.

  • @patrickradcliffe3837
    @patrickradcliffe3837 Год назад

    15:48 stubby drill bit and right angle drill could be you friend to make it easier along with the other suggestion of a alignment jig.

  • @xjrrider6710
    @xjrrider6710 Год назад +2

    Long vids please

  • @justinnykamp
    @justinnykamp Год назад +6

    Awesome to see your parents come out and support you on your build. I love my parents to death but they probably would of talked me out of a project this big lol

  • @i1-L22Belarus
    @i1-L22Belarus Год назад +4

    The videos aren't long enough or frequent enough. My 2¢

  • @noblece
    @noblece Год назад +2

    very cool content

  • @toolzshed
    @toolzshed Год назад +2

    That's a lotta boat!

  • @daltonfeuillerat1670
    @daltonfeuillerat1670 Год назад +2

    Longer vids. Great job!

  • @makotanko2994
    @makotanko2994 Год назад +1

    Awesome. I just couldn’t drill that many holes. That’s too many holes! Hahaha 🤣

  • @karlnitz1126
    @karlnitz1126 10 месяцев назад

    If you put a rubber seal between the engine mount and frame, you can isolate the engine vibration away from the floor.

  • @davidhillman3410
    @davidhillman3410 Год назад +1

    I’m so glad to see you’re doing another pontoon boat. This one definitely will be my favorite.

  • @accordxtc319
    @accordxtc319 Год назад +1

    Longer videos please. This build is going to be the best one you've done yet. Will you show a price breakdown to compare the cost of this to if you bought a prebuilt one. Be cool to see

  • @lvlndco
    @lvlndco Год назад +1

    I've been wondering what project was in all those boxes. Didn't think it was a boat. If you took video of the trailer rebuild maybe a quick video of the various steps you captured, no need for a lot of narration. For video lengths, I like a mix of durations...mix em up!

  • @krispetrov6545
    @krispetrov6545 Год назад +4

    What happenes with the yamaha waverunner project?

  • @dyingasIbreathe1
    @dyingasIbreathe1 Год назад +1

    Fun build! Can't wait to see more from it. I really enjoy the longer videos. I don't mind waiting for new ones to come out once a week. Thanks for sharing!

  • @williamhammerstrom9860
    @williamhammerstrom9860 Год назад +2

    Love the concept and I am quite content with your current format!! Good luck with the rest of this awesome build!

  • @MarclenChin
    @MarclenChin Год назад

    this is awesome. Make yourself a jig so you don't have to mess around measuring every hole you need to drill, it'll go much faster. I love the longer format, can't wait to see the next video!

  • @jtoland80
    @jtoland80 Год назад +1

    Do the length videos that pay you the most, we are committed either way

  • @ShaneAnanigans
    @ShaneAnanigans Год назад

    Love what you do and the music as always. When bolting the cross beams onto the main beams you might think about putting the bolts on top. That way if a nut comes loose the bold doesn't fall off ;)

  • @jlinkhart
    @jlinkhart Год назад

    This is really cool. I also wanted to thank you for recommending the Eastwood black plastic restorer in one of the golf cart builds. I’ve been using it on my cart and it looks brand new now. It seems to hold up really well too.

  • @Scotty_in_Ohio
    @Scotty_in_Ohio Год назад +2

    Which ever works better for you man! - I can wait more than a few days for more content or watch shorter videos - either way - I'd go with whatever works best for the algorithm and nets more bucks...

  • @dcallan812
    @dcallan812 11 месяцев назад

    I would LOVE to see how these are made, they must have some big machines to blow them into shape.

  • @RichardRoger1966
    @RichardRoger1966 Год назад

    I think the 20-30 min format is best. Cheers. Thanks. Love your builds (especially that Beetle .... I've owned 9 VW's) .

    • @RichardRoger1966
      @RichardRoger1966 Год назад

      And yes, 2nd viewing. Also love all the boating videos.

  • @charlesallen5425
    @charlesallen5425 Год назад +3

    This is going to be an awesome build series, can’t wait to see how it turns out.

  • @danielsplayhouse3804
    @danielsplayhouse3804 Год назад +1

    Instead of drilling and bolting everything together isn't it possible that you could just tig weld all of that together instead of bolting it. It would make it more secure and sturdy with it being all welded together! those pontoons are very cool modular design is it possible to put 5200 in between each pod to keep them from swaying back and forth?

  • @rossdegaris2355
    @rossdegaris2355 Год назад

    Make a pattern cross beam that matched front and rear. Then mark all the same to keep from all the measuring.

  • @deanhall4069
    @deanhall4069 Год назад +1

    Brilliant design and well made. Have subscribed. Thanks.

  • @Sniper269
    @Sniper269 Год назад +3

    I'd be down with an episode a week. I guess that is more work for you though.

  • @joebroz2916
    @joebroz2916 Год назад

    Mark and drill one of the main beams and one cross beam, then take them apart and use this one as a template and drill all the rest. This way all the beams will be straight and square.

  • @dadams5040
    @dadams5040 Год назад +2

    Listen I just like episodes!! Long or short!!

  • @jamesireland9188
    @jamesireland9188 Год назад +1

    Really enjoy the content always cool to watch never disappointed. Have a goodnight and stay safe Jimmy from North Attleboro Massachusetts

  • @chrissibersky4617
    @chrissibersky4617 Год назад +3

    I would like longer videos. Maybe more talk while you work, but maybe that's not who you are, if that's the case don't.
    Love your videos anyway.

  • @Righthandrobot
    @Righthandrobot Год назад +1

    I really like the longer form videos, especially with the pontoon biulds

  • @Joe_smoe91750
    @Joe_smoe91750 Год назад

    This seems like an interesting project. I think the length of the video is fine, it could even be longer. Thanks!

  • @eyema_pierat8993
    @eyema_pierat8993 Год назад +2

    i like the long ones

  • @shaundizzle15
    @shaundizzle15 Год назад +1

    The 20-30 minute videos are 👍🏻. Get to see a good amount of progress in each video, keep up the great work!

  • @oscarmarfori613
    @oscarmarfori613 Год назад

    7:39 Other people will Love that weather specially people who come from the cold countries

  • @richberg404
    @richberg404 Год назад

    Longer videos capturing more progress. Good to see more content

  • @petermiddo
    @petermiddo Год назад +1

    Loving these longer form videos, but Im just one vote.

  • @yossid422
    @yossid422 Год назад +1

    I always wanted to build a boat
    Great series

  • @melinda5777
    @melinda5777 Год назад +2

    This is just what I need!

  • @P-J-W-777
    @P-J-W-777 Год назад +1

    With a boat that big it would be cool if you could find twin 150’s or 200’s for the added power of pulling skis or tubes plus getting up on plane better as well as top speed. I’m curious why only go with 115 for such a large boat and what if the future owner wanted a bigger motor?