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Sold it, was a bad year for ice and wasn’t going to get it out

@ lol That sucks lol

It is what it is🤷🏻‍♀️ I got a utility trailer for what I sold it for lol a little more practical for year round use

Electricity coming soon #2025 😂

Sweet! I think you’ll like it, I sure do

@@savagesenseoutdoors Turns out the Scrambler had no power steering. So, they let me trade for a Sportsman 850 Ultimate Trail. I'm supposed to be getting a big raise, so I still have my eye on the Scrambler!

Badass! My machine is a base so nothing fancy on mine. It’s good to hear that your dealer was willing to trade up given the situation!

The rebar was sitting on 2 1/4” chairs actually, thanks for the comment👍🏻

Thanks man! I really need to order material for the hatches and get to it

Correct. Concrete is in another video. I’ll probably switch to overheads in the future and I’m going to insulate it next summer too.

I do wish I spent a little more time to research and do the foam better, hopefully it lasts a long time the way I did it though😬 I guess it’ll be a learning lesson if not.

Very nice! I considered buying hatches, but they’re so expensive.. I’m going to build mine using tiny boat nations dry hatch material

what company did your install?

​@@AllAroundLawnServicellcAmerican Steel Carport. I'm trying to get a walk around video to post it in a few days

What was the cost of you don’t mind me asking

@Trying2Grow the building was shy of 17k

@@Trying2Grow I think it was $14k. Got a veterans discount

Rude

@@myparadiseonbantayanisland9030 Good point… I actually was asking US composites this week about shrinkage, and they said if your mix isn’t 50/50, it CAN shrink after a week or so. That would for sure cause problems. On the other hand, it’s very sticky, so if you cleaned the inside of the boat fairly well (get rid of grease etc.) it should be OK, at least in terms of water between the foam and the aluminum.

I don’t believe there was a specific amount of liquid / volume of foam ratio, if you order more foam than you need you could definitely do some test runs in a box or something? Otherwise it’s really just trial and error, it was in my case at least lol

Some other people dropped good tips in the comments I wish I followed, some said to put plywood on top of the cell so you don’t have to cut and it’ll stay a sealed cell that way as well instead of opening the cell when I cut it

@savagesenseoutdoors there is videos out there that show that working perfectly. Then the disaster of it not. From what I have gathered as the foam expands it hardens, bottom still liquid top slightly firm pressure from below the foam expanded too fast and lifted the deck. About 3 inches. That was a fiberglass boat..if your still with me. My boat is built like yours. Use scrap plywood that covers a few compartments and cut a 2 inch wide 2 foot long hole width wize. Then put oil or plastic wrap on the underneath side of the plywood so foam don't stick clamp inplace pour a few, lift and continue. Thoughts?

I’ve never tried it any other way brother so I can’t say for sure unfortunately how well any other way will work

@@savagesenseoutdoors I am nervous as you about this. Fingers crossed 🤞

Damn! That bit of gravel was not good either though.. I found another company who got me 20T for $360, much better deal and they brought me better rock too.

@@savagesenseoutdoors wow. I wish i could buy it in your area and ship it here..lol

@bigcartoonyIIV 😂😂

Thank you! So far so good😁

Thank you! I was SURPRISED how much my permits were, especially for an “unincorporated” town. I thought they’d be fairly cheap. I’ll need another permit even for when I’m ready for electricity because it’s not included with the building permit, unreal

The building was 17k itself and 12k for the pad. I’m planning to get electricity ran before winter but insulation and interior probably won’t come until next summer😁 The company that put up the building was American Steel Carports, 17k delivered and installed

@@savagesenseoutdoors Thanks for the information. Look forward to see your next videos on it. Does it get really hot in there with out the insulation atm? I know when I have a metal roof and no wood, it melts me heh. Can feel the heat just radiating down from the metal roof. Yours I think is taller though.

It can depend on your area too, shop around for quotes!

@@savagesenseoutdoors For sure. Thanks again for the video(and quick response)

Happy to help!

Excavation work, skid steer, and rented equipment was included in that price

@@savagesenseoutdoors A real contractor doesn't have to rent equipment.

Cool bro I’m not a real contractor😂

And they were his friends

I'm a concrete, excavation, and building contractor. I guessed around $7500 excluding permits. $12k+ sure seems high.

Awesome man! I think adding foam in the subfloor will help quite a bit, the aluminum won’t be so rattly and it’ll be more structural with expanding foam. I just got started on the front deck recently🤘🏻

Nice! Pretty close to my price but mine was 17k, 2’ shorter and 2’ shorter roll ups

No reason, I did pressure wash it out before we poured foam. But the boat was stored outside while I lived with my parents so it was difficult to keep clean

im trying to do ao 30x30 now in ma..dayummmm

@Sunbritepowerwashing concrete and the metal buildings can change quite a bit based on location judging by others comments, shop around!

@@kashtalks5 I bought mine from Best Choice Metal Structures. They have a local sales rep in Leominster MA.

How much would a foundation basement in Massachusetts cost?

I really need these marine foam , how to get?

Very interesting your explanation I think we might have a class to teach me

I’d assume so. I think your OEM bumper mounts the same as this one does

Thanks for the heads up, I think I left enough space on the underside to get to them. I’ll double check when I get working on it again though!

My friend runs the pump truck… not so unbelievable😁

Unfortunately not. It’s supposed to get Z-flashing that goes from under the siding and down into the notch, my concrete pad was barely too large for the Z flashing to fit, even though we followed instruction of their engineering department to the T. The builders opted to add an angled trim piece and silicone the perimeter instead

I was happy to hear they were going to silicone the perimeter for me though, that’s the next best thing behind Z flashing

@@savagesenseoutdoors Oh ok, that is actually one of the details that I am researching before I get my building.

@@ujeepit yeah I was a big disappointed I wouldn’t be getting the Z flashing. Whoever I talked to in their engineering dept steered me wrong for that one.

I was quoted 65k for a 1 stall addition to my residential garage stall. Sucks. I wish I lived rural and just put up a metal garage much cheaper. I currently have a "2 car" garage 1 large door that claime it's a 2 car.

The spot it’s going was at a pretty good slope, about a 2’ difference. The pump truck wasn’t needed, but my friend works for the company so he got that on site for a good price

@@savagesenseoutdoors it makes things easier for sure. I did two 18x30 slabs for my shop all by hand. luckily i got gravel for free, some rebar for free too. So i was mostly in it for the concrete cost. Great video.

Thanks man I appreciate it! Good to hear you were able to get some slabs poured for cheap👍🏻

Man not passing judgment but that doesn’t seem like much of a help from friends….. you got hit harddddd on the labor

Yes sir! I’m currently excavating for a 30x30’ on my property but the next step for the boat is framing the front deck!