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Man that is slick right there. I’m going to have to give that a shot. That’s my only “complaint” about that prop though it’s not really enough for me to complain about at that. I like that idea though! Thanks for the comment. Very much appreciated

@@problynotthebestgarage hey appearance is half the battle🤷🏻‍♂️😂

Hey it’s all good! No worries at all. Lots of cool opinions out there. Heck I’m learning from comments as well that’s what makes it pretty awesome. Thanks for watching!

Completely agree! Like I said in the video it’s nice to have that original as a spare but as far as I’m concerned, that’s all it will ever be…a spare. Thanks for watching

That’s correct! 110% make sure you wax it. I’ll be editing and posting an “over a year” review of the boat soon as well so watch for that. **I’ll give you a hint though, I wouldn’t hesitate doing it again**. Thanks for watching and stay safe out there

Glad it helped. Thanks for checkin out the video

@scottd8555 hey so when I made the video here I contacted Kipewa directly about that. Granted that has been about a year ago now but their response was that they offered no discount codes of any kind. Again that’s been around a year now but hopefully that helps. Still worth the money to me. That’s the only prop I run anymore. Since the video, it’s never come off. Thanks for watching and stay safe out there

I can see that working. Only concern would be water on that but hey if it works it works! Thanks for watching

@@problynotthebestgarage Allows it to seat, doesn't damage rubber. Company I worked for used it in manufacturing when attaching large bolts to a rubber gasket to keep the gasket from bunching. Once seated, didn't matter what happened as long as it didn't damage the rubber. Lots of jokes about it however....

I agree completely. Got the original in the boat for a spare but I have no intention to go back to it any time soon. Thanks for watching and stay safe out there

100%. I would never use this for ON ROAD use. Definitely an off road use only. Thanks for the comment and thanks for watchin!

These both took about an hour or so to do. Of course that’s including filming and what not but nothing too crazy there. Thanks for watching 👍🏻

Same! I just manage to get some things on camera haha

Hopefully nominated for an Oscar soon no doubt 👍🏻👍🏻

Much appreciated. Thanks for watching!

I feel sure you’re going to like it. It would be really hard for me to go back to that original prop now. So far so good on mine still. Thanks for watching and stay safe out there!

Yep. Soap and water bubbles just like I show here in this video…. Petroleum products used at your discretion as well. Also why I put a warning at the beginning. Never had a problem myself but use at your own risk.. Thanks for watching.

Someone a while back mentioned the paint thing as well. That’s a solid idea. I’ll have to try that one day. Thanks for checking out the video

@@problynotthebestgarage yea cool! Very easy especially with pits and such fills in the void and the thing is it drys and can't hurt chit! I've noticed this especially up north here with aluminium rims and putting from calcium chloride and salt...

@@davidrogers5180 great idea!

@@paullee7467 my buddy has a car repair garage was just up there needed the bead fixed on a leaking tire he broke it down sanded the wheel and he put grease on the tire and rim said hees been doing it for 25 years and has never had a problem... I mite try peanut butter sometime just to see if it works and for chits and giggles

@@paullee7467 but the cheap enamel pain works great! Especially on pitted aluminium rims... Fill them pinholes in nice...

Hey everyone needs a good laugh haha. Thanks for checkin out the channel

No, It is not the original. I took the original switch panel and traced it on a blank piece of wood so I could shape it. Then it got coated with 3-4 layers of paint just for sealant from water then of course the epoxy and carbon fiber over it. So far I have had no issues whatsoever through all kinds of weather. Just takes a little time to shape that piece as the old one is slightly curved to match the dash.

Thank you for that. And I tell you, if I could go back and buy another boat…it would still be this one. I’ve fished on a bunch of them over the years and this thing rides great and is just so stable to fish on. You’ll love it! Thanks again for watching. Stay safe out there.

@@problynotthebestgarage thanks will do. Hopefully I’ll have it in a couple of weeks. Cold here in Indy but I can’t wait.

Thank you. It definitely works well!

Hey thanks for the question there. So the valve core removal it just eliminates having to sit and hold it. It is by no means necessary at all. The removal of the core also allows for air to escape while putting pressure on the sidewall while you break the bead. Hope that makes sense and hopefully helps out. Thanks again for the question

@philsorrentino1707 Sorry to hear that. Just to make sure though in case this differed. I did try a different type of cleaner that was just at our house already and had absolutely no luck at all. If that’s the case for you as well, make sure you try the exact brand listed in this video. Best of luck there if you decide to give it another whirl. Thanks for the comment

Pull your head in buddy It's NOT the OPs fault that you bought a completely different branded product! There are only 3 scenarios in which you could make a statement like that in good faith 1. You are making assertions that the OP is a Liar and deliberately misleading his audience, but why would he do that? 2. You are making accusations that the OP used special effects and Photoshop to deceive his audience into believing that LYSOL would work to remove Hull waterline scum lines and discolouration. Or the most likely scenario is 3. Your incompetence has led you to purchase the incorrect product and when it didn't work you immediately make accusations that OPs method "DOESN'T WORK" which I can personally attest to that it most certainly DOES WORK if you buy the actual product OP demonstrates in this video. Derrrrh 🙄

Hey @callsignsleepy yea so far so good. It’s got quite a bit of use already this year and absolutely no regrets whatsoever thus far. Glad it helped out. Stay safe out there and thanks for check out the video

@@problynotthebestgarage that’s good to hear…cuz I ordered mine last night after watching the video. Lol

@callsignsleepy haha that’s great. Hope it works as good for you as mine!

@bsaxonfishing2163 yea all good here thus far for me as well. Thanks for the comment, I really like seeing these long term reviews like that. Stay safe out there and thanks for checkin out the video

@jdean1851 hey thanks for watching. At the end of the tournament season I’m going to put out a follow you video as to how it has held up. So be looking for that if interested. It’s been great so far for sure! Thanks again for watching and thanks for the comment

@jaypruss3236 hey thanks for the info there. So far I’m pretty happy with it. Batteries are staying solid and short of some scratches from getting too shallow in a night tournament (my fault) it’s holding up well. Glad to hear a long term review like that though for sure! Thanks for the comment and stay safe out there

I appreciate that. Thanks for checkin it out and for the comment as well

Yes indeed. Next time it needs it I’ll definitely change some application processes haha. Thanks for watching

By the way this tip its going to save me lots of money...thank you@@problynotthebestgarage

Hey glad to hear it helped out!

Absolutely! We use this all the time. If you check out another video on the channel here called “Jackplate Ladder Demo” (it has me falling in the water as the picture) you can see it in use. It’s very easy to use for sure. I’m 6’ tall myself and it’s fine and my wife is 5’2” and she can also use it just fine just bigger steps for her of course. Hopefully that helps and if you have any other questions feel free to ask. Enjoy the new boat!

@@problynotthebestgarage Thanks so much, I really appreciate the reply. We picked up our new Tracker Classic XL from BP on Saturday. When we were going through the walk through with the boat I asked the guy what type of ladders would he suggest that didn't require drilling the transom and he mentioned the motor mount ladder. I was like, "Hey, I just looked at that one." and he says "Well sometimes we have them in our stock room." So he went and looked and they found one and I said I'll take it if you mount it, it was a done deal. Looks great but we haven't tried it out yet. I'm so glad to read your post now. We took it out but only had time to do the first one hour break in before it started getting late. We will take it out hopefully this weekend to get the second hour in and test out the new ladder also. :)

That is a very interesting one. Haven’t heard of that truck before. Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching

Agreed. Tried a whole batch of different cleaners including toilet bowl cleaner. Iron out worked the best, hands down. I think its probably easier on the gel coat as well.

cayenne pepper where did you buy that black stuff sold for undersealing vehicles?

Absolutely. Thanks for watching

You bet! Thanks for checking out the video

tires are 60% petro made, never seen grease bother them

Nah

By the time the grease rottens the tire you will be ready for a new one anyways

I’ve heard a lot of good stuff about bar keepers friend. Always use it on our glass top stove and it works great. May have to just give it a whirl! Thanks for the info there!