Your adventurous spirit and sense of humor shine through in every experiment you undertake! You have a way of turning curious ideas into entertaining and enlightening experiences. And I'm Floating Village Life.
That one seemed like impending disaster at every turn! Near the end, I knew exactly what that tree was going to do when it fell. And it did. Am I just good at geometry or was it _that_ obvious? ;-) Glad you both are still intact. Another good video.
Tree climbing aid - Any reasonably healthy person with all their limbs can climb a coconut palm with ease if they add three foot of cloth between their ankles. Maybe try a length of seatbelt, or borrow a long bar towel from your local bar. Rope will work, but will probably hurt a bit. Tie it to each ankle. Hug the tree with your ankle rope, then stretch up a bit and hug it with your arms. Take the weight with an arm hug, then slide your feet up a bit. Repeat. If you add a strap at the top half of your body, you can just lurk there in the sky and saw bits of tree, recover grappling hooks, or just tie treetops to your ship. It's a tiny, lightweight bit of kit that gives you a coconut harvesting super-power when you need it. Take a rope up with you if you need to pull up a chainsaw or just clench it in your teeth. Whatever works for you.
Those trees weren't rooted into the ground, so that's why we didn't climb them. They were just HUGE broken branches from other trees that posed a threat to our stuff! Thanks for the good info though!
Ok, I said this in another video, but you guys need to go down and get a couple ash bannister handrails at 10-15’ long (they can be up to 18’ apparently) to be used as barge (or quant, or setting, or punting) poles. then you want a solid bell shaped piece of wood for the end so the pole doesn’t stick in the mud. Those would make your lives waaaay easier when you want to avoid something or to turn around when the electric motor isn’t up to the task. I mean, this boat is just a barge for all intents and purposes, those have been moved by barge pole for hundreds of years, you can look them up online, theres quite a bit of info on them. A gaffer hook or a shorter stick (6’-8’ or so) would probably (or something similar) be good for pushing branches out of the way as your moving down the river.
We were really nervous about being close to the tree while making cuts, so that's why we didn't use it. Not knowing what we're doing makes us play it safe. Thanks for watching!
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Love seeing you brothers do you adventures together
Yall get along great
We love sharing them with everyone! Thanks for watching!
Money Pit is Back. Ahoy mates!
Ahoy Matey!!!
Every time I see a new vid it makes my day. Keep them coming.
We appreciate the kind words! Thanks for the words of encouragement!
Glad to see you didn't take a trip to the Hospital
Us too! It was close!
Ya know, NASA is looking for help guys! Awesome video for sure.
We keep turning them down, but they keep calling!
I think I saw a Sasquatch in one of your old videos. I will find it and report back. Let’s get you guys to go viral!
Excellent! Going viral would help the channel a ton!
I've put my dunking birds on it to search through all the videos.
Nice to see you guys. We need more videos!
We're trying! It takes a lot of work! Stay tuned, and thanks for watching!
Your adventurous spirit and sense of humor shine through in every experiment you undertake! You have a way of turning curious ideas into entertaining and enlightening experiences. And I'm Floating Village Life.
Thanks for the kind words! You've got a way with them!
Oh Yeah!!! good to see ya back out on another adventure!!!
Thanks! We had a blast on this one!
Missed you guys. Good to see you back again!
We never left! It is just taking us a little longer to edit because we're busy filming more in the summer. Stay tuned!
lol sketchiest thing I've ever watched. great work guys
Bahahahaha Nailed it!
That chainsaw would have brought out a lot of choice words
Bahahahaha those were off camera!
That one seemed like impending disaster at every turn! Near the end, I knew exactly what that tree was going to do when it fell. And it did. Am I just good at geometry or was it _that_ obvious? ;-) Glad you both are still intact. Another good video.
We had a little bit of an idea, so that's why we were nervous about taking it down! Thanks for watching!
You guys are crazy I love it 🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙
Hahahaha Thanks for watching!
playing with window makers for fun... Great success
Not the smartest thing, but they had to get dealt with!
OSHA approved. But seriously, that tree could have fell on your head at the end there.
Bahahahaha it was pretty sketchy!
Tree climbing aid - Any reasonably healthy person with all their limbs can climb a coconut palm with ease if they add three foot of cloth between their ankles. Maybe try a length of seatbelt, or borrow a long bar towel from your local bar. Rope will work, but will probably hurt a bit. Tie it to each ankle. Hug the tree with your ankle rope, then stretch up a bit and hug it with your arms. Take the weight with an arm hug, then slide your feet up a bit. Repeat. If you add a strap at the top half of your body, you can just lurk there in the sky and saw bits of tree, recover grappling hooks, or just tie treetops to your ship. It's a tiny, lightweight bit of kit that gives you a coconut harvesting super-power when you need it. Take a rope up with you if you need to pull up a chainsaw or just clench it in your teeth. Whatever works for you.
Those trees weren't rooted into the ground, so that's why we didn't climb them. They were just HUGE broken branches from other trees that posed a threat to our stuff! Thanks for the good info though!
Ok, I said this in another video, but you guys need to go down and get a couple ash bannister handrails at 10-15’ long (they can be up to 18’ apparently) to be used as barge (or quant, or setting, or punting) poles. then you want a solid bell shaped piece of wood for the end so the pole doesn’t stick in the mud. Those would make your lives waaaay easier when you want to avoid something or to turn around when the electric motor isn’t up to the task. I mean, this boat is just a barge for all intents and purposes, those have been moved by barge pole for hundreds of years, you can look them up online, theres quite a bit of info on them. A gaffer hook or a shorter stick (6’-8’ or so) would probably (or something similar) be good for pushing branches out of the way as your moving down the river.
We never thought of handrails... Great idea!
All that firewood you keep chopping , you should convert to steam power .
We actually looked into it, but it would be pretty heavy and expensive!
FIRST COMMENT, have a good day guys fr MONEY PIT BOATING FOR LIFE
Bahahahahaha Thanks buddy! You too!
Chopping wood in flip flops? Bruh!?
Mistakes were made, but all digits confirmed! Thanks for watching!
@@MoneyPitBoating Love that Henry Winkler line. Your boat is cool btw. Would love to have something like that.
Bahahaha thanks! It is a pretty fun little tank on the water!
whats wrong with your chainsaw ?
We were really nervous about being close to the tree while making cuts, so that's why we didn't use it. Not knowing what we're doing makes us play it safe. Thanks for watching!
Needs an e-clamp!
Wut?
@@MoneyPitBoating i have no idea what an e-clamp is.
@FreezyAbitKT7A Exactly! Coutts has some magical knowledge from a unicorn or something...!
As funny as this was how the fuck can 2 men not get a dead tree down?
Clearly you didn't watch till the end...!
Do you guys have insurance?
We do not have boat insurance.