WATER TESTING 64 Person Enclosed Lifeboat For The FIRST Time!!
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I ran the serial number and the manufacturer actually created this vessel with the intention of it being launched into LoJo’s pond
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@@paul-vw2ey it's another youtuber that they have a reputation of putting boats in his pond there's multiple videos of it
It’s called a TEMPSC (Totally Enclosed Motor Propelled Safety Craft). This one is from the Safe Brittania semi-submersible rig (a rig I personally spent some time on in the UK North Sea many years ago) which was generally used for floating accommodation. Judging by the serial number the manufacturer is Schat-Harding, a Norwegian company who specialises in this type of craft. As it was used on a rig it will have been very well maintained as there are strict SOLAS standards that apply. The unit has a lot of features that you won’t know about such as external water spray to allow it to motor through sea surface fires plus it would be pressurised in use to prevent gas ingress. Also, if I recall correctly they are also designed to be self-righting so can’t capsize (I guess that would require all the seals to be intact and the doors closed!). The exhaust fumes inside are a bit worrying as you either have the hull exhaust plugged (this would likely be under the water line) or a manifold leak, either way it should be easy enough to figure out. If you were to contact Schat-Harding with the serial number there’s a good chance that they would still have all the documentation for the vessel, worth a try.
I'm gonna like and comment so that maybe this wealth of info will make it a little higher up the comments.
@@thenotsoguitarguy9429 Ayo! Plugged the exhaust with bondo! Lol!
Shes made for British alright my grandad used to work on centrica bravo or charlie oil rig they had the exact same lifeboats on the decks
wow, someone has google. of course its self righting Duh.
@@bryannonya9769 you are a kant
An overnight fishing trip in the lifeboat with Ayo, Norm, Lojo and Davey Gravy.. This has gotta happen!
Throw Neighbor Darrell in there, too!
Overnight offshore!
Just thinking same thing! 😂
I was thinking the same thing
Definitely gotta throw darrell in lol.
All I can think each time I look at this boat is what an amazing “houseboat” it would make! So much fun to watch your videos! I’m a 63 year old Grandma, but I love your videos, you guys make me laugh and giggle like a girl again.
There’s a bunch of people who use these as houseboats in London, as a less canal-capable but more sea-capable alternative to the narrowboat
@@bytesabre they won’t fit in any locks so you won’t be going very far on the canals in them. Be ok on the Thames though
I thought the same thing. Houseboat build just waiting to happen.
These guys did it, and then took the boat to the Arctic: th-cam.com/video/Z4v0ask1Zus/w-d-xo.html
LOL>>I am a 75 year old grandma and that was actually my very first thought. I thought he was buying it to make it into a tiny house!!
I’m an older lady living in the north west of England and for some reason I love watching your antics. I watched the one where you bought girl from, I was really impressed with how nice you were with the old guy. Shows that you have a good soul. Good luck with the giant peach.
You could replace the hand crank steering wheel with a DC motor drive with a Left /Right switch to turn the rudder so you don't have to do all of that cranking . Adding an indicating gauge to show rudder angle position would keep you straight on direction .
The simple way to accomplish this would be to leave the wheel in place and install an autopilot. As someone who has run slow, displacement boats, an autopilot is a great help. I usually only hand steer for close maneuvering (or when the autopilot breaks.)
@@noyopacific yeah thats OK at sea. Come near land in bad weather and autopilot gets switched off first mate. I mean I use auto but you still need the actual master controls to work correctly.
@@bigduphusaj162 The OP seemed to be suggesting removing the wheel and replacing it with switches and an electric motor to control the rudder. I didn't do a great job explaining that an autopilot drive can accomplish the same thing without eliminating the option of deactivating the motor-driven steering and reverting to manual steering with the wheel.
@@Snack_Destroyer Good point! 😜
IMO the rudder position gauge is the most important part -- Ayo had to crank back and forth a lot because he couldn't tell where "neutral" was so he kept overcorrecting, and who can blame him, it's totally impossible to tell the way it is now. Wouldn't have been an issue if it was launched in an emergency because you wouldn't be doing a lot of close maneuvering.
"Ive never bought a boat that actually works" spoken like a true face book marketplace professional.
I love this kid! He's living my husband's dream and you can almost feel his joy. And his projects are always so unique and fun!
This boat looks so cool. I love how the engine is just ready for action every time. This could be such an awesome houseboat. Thanks for posting.
That hole in the bottom may have been the exhaust port or water intake. You may want to check before next time out.
I was thinking the same thing, if its the exhaust unplugging it will give you more power..
Could also be a hole to drain water to keep it selfbailing and self righting.
That's what Im thinking. There was a circle cut in the hull for a reason. And he didn't smell exhaust when he fired it up before he bought it
Not to mention that Bondo fiberglass job was shit
@@Mercury4468 Ayo mentioned this in the first video -- it was drilled in as a preservation measure to keep water from pooling inside the hull when it rained; that's why there was no black mold in there. IMO he may have to sand and re-do that plug job but that's not really that big a deal
It's probably pretty safe to say you have a one of a kind boat. Not many people have an off the oil rig escape boat, much less one on a custom made trailer. This is rad lol, been a subscriber for awhile and you're type of content isn't usually my jam. But something about your personality and way of presenting the content I'm all about. Keep on keeping on man!
Same. Never fished in my life but Ayo's nautical adventures have kept me coming back over and over, lol.
@@0xKruzr same here. Haven't fished ever but I watch most of the Googan gang. Personality and genuine excitement is why I tune in.
There are a few about on youtube. A nice liveaboard and even a submarine.
I wonder if its the resemblance to Bam Margera?
Great video! This lifeboat was built in my hometown of Gothenburg in Sweden in the early 1980. The offshore-industry were blooming in thoose days, and we had oilrigs al over the world. Looking foreward to follow you around the world 😂. Regards from Sweden
haha! That was one of the best videos I've seen in a long time - from watching your fiberglass skills to actually running the boat! Never seen anything as unique as this. Loved it!
The hole you filled is the drain valve/hole. There’s supposed to be a plug. It looks like a little dome cage with a ball in it. It’s a weird looking plug not like a normal rubber plug
Dude put these videos in order in playlist!
Congratulations on a successful first time out on the water! Looking forward to your next video on this craft.
It would be sick to work for this man
I've never wished I had filming and editing experience before now.
I'm down how do I email him?
@@Dave-dn5ew probably a linked email in the description or a pinned comment
@@Dave-dn5ew If you cant find the email your not the one for the job 😂
He could pay me in beef jerky and hog fives
So happy to see things work out for you regarding a boat purchase finally! Seeing the genuine appreciation is awesome
But did it?
Seeing Ayo fire up a boat on the second try, and it not sinking in the same video I have to say made me smile ear to ear. I’m happy for you dude! Keep goin!
You're so funny. Thank you for bringing us along. Congratulations on your new gem. 😊
The anxiety and the excitement were perfectly balanced. Bravo on the launch. Fun watch.
Please, please, please give us videos of yours more often. It's the highlight of my day when I see you have a new video out. I don't care what it's about. The chemistry you have with Davey and also with Norm are the best. You can handle it yourself or you can do collabs with them, you can do it all. Your comedic timing is impeccable, your delivery is perfect and the facial expressions and camera stares just are right on target. Thank you for putting this video out today. My dog died last night and your video is the first time I've cracked a smile all day.
Us too! We were thrilled to find it added tonight!
By far my favorite out of the bunch….the past year or so has been a bright spot in the chaos. I can’t wait to see the itty bitty when the yacht outfitter is done with her. She is going to be awesome!
Like a good home cooked meal, the best work takes time to make. That's why you like it so much.
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So sorry to hear about your pup. Much love. 💞
@@juliesadler6481 aww thank you so much❤️
Love what you guys are doing…….enjoying everything you post
Its awesome to see this video you have so many options with the boat . I would live in it all summer long take people on tours and demonstrate how the boat is operated definitely a super conversation peice
Sweet boat, A tip for fiberglass repair especially the one on the bottom. Use a small 1-2 inch medium coarse disc sander and remove material around the hole down 3-4 layers, the next step is to go 3/4 of an inch larger and sand to one layer above the last . do this until you reach the last layer at the surface. Cut each patch to fit each layer. Its kind of like a step drill in reverse as you look at it. Then mix your resin and install the fiberglass one layer at a time make sure to remove the air bubbles if you see any. Also types of glass maybe use some thicker matt for the first two layers the cloth for the remainder. I think you could use a plastic flexible cutting board to hold the repair in place using a 2x4 holding slight pressure behind the plastic cutting board. Once it sets up the plastic should peal off. Sand and paint repair or gel coat.
Great tips! I'll be keeping these in mind! (Hope AYO sees em. XD )
Good advice
i think he patched over the water intake for the motor cooling line
Thank you, Steven, for your expert tips. Im sure it will come in hand one day repairing my boat. Cheers from Australia.
On a boat that weighs as much as one of these my repair patch for that 1 inch hole would be 8x8 inch or maybe a little larger and taper to a knife edge at the hole.
I'm not a boater and I don't do too much fishing but I watch your videos and can appreciate your tenacity and optimism.
You got to love when you bust your a** on a project and IT WORKS!
Seeing this lifeboat move made my day.
To be honest this is one of the only channels I watch from start to finish that are videos longer than 5 minutes because you never know what's going to happen next....
Keep em coming bro!
Can't wait on the itty-bitty update fam.
I lol'd at "burst your a**"
I didn't know I needed to watch a random dude that I don't know, buy and water test a, 64 person, life boat, but here I am. And I am here for all of it. New sub.
You both made my day better!!!! Thank you!!!!
Another great entertaining video!
I loved the earpod ad too.
Just a tip. Bear with me, I'm a geriatric at 75 and building a plywood boat right now.
To repair a hole in fibreglass boats, don't use Bondo, because it's likely to absorb water.
The hole should be ground around to a shallow taper making the outside diameter about, say, six inches across, using a small angle grinder.
Then use the fibreglass cloth and cut it to the largest diameter of the ground circle for the first patch.
Wet the ground surface with just clear resin mixed with hardener, stick the dry patch up so it sticks in place. Then once hard make a few smaller patches and add them one at a time, making sure that the previous patch gets fully wetted with the resin at each step. This will give a nice large area for each patch as you go, and is safe. lol.
But the easy way to fill that hole temporarily might be by adding a plywood disc inside and out with a bolt holding them in place, and a plywood disc in the hole to hold them central, just for your test.
Good luck because you deserve it. Your videos always make me smile.
The EARPOD ADDDD!!! Yesss!! … This was the comment I was looking for😂😂 cause THAT was hilarious and ingenious. Lol.
I was searching for this post just so I didn't have to spend the time doing it myself. Hoping he's not going to rely upon that as a permanent fix.
For me - I probably would have installed a thru-hull and sea-cock, cause he's going to need raw water for the 5 A/Cs he's going to need to keep that thing cool in the summer.
Yes!!! Freaking love your content!! Thanks so much for the many hours of amazing content. Nothing makes me forget a stressful day like a new Ayo video!!!
Your genuine excitement definitely transfers through the video! 👍👍👍
AYO IS THE MAN, PLAIN AND SIMPLE!
Lol! The fear in your eyes when you were loading it into the water 😂😂 Glad to see you finally bought a boat that actually works! Great job as always!
My grandson has your eyes when he is loving whatever he is doing. I sure hope he can direct his enthusiasm in the same positive ways that you are doing. You have a gift. Don't let others throw anything negative your way. Keep it up.
I just love these Vids of yours!
Dude we need a 3 day on the water camp/fish trip with you and the boys!
So what are your plans with this thing? Would love to see a build with some nice beds and some solar power, maybe a deck on top to fish from!? Perhaps some windows too.
would be cool to see them turn it electric, since it has so much space for battery, solar and the noise reduction would be nice.
@@drifter6870 problem is the gear would be insanely expensive, but you're right -- and you could load up the bottom with batteries which would double as ballast. Good way to kill two birds -- stability and energy -- with one stone.
nice boat!
love it!! great job
I wondered what happened to this vessel!?!
Ayo, you should be soooo proud of how far you have coming doing these amazing repairs on your own! Very impressed!
I work on these for a living! They're decommissioning a lot of usns ships
AYO is a absolute legend for this we all are not worthy to look into his eyes and not see greatness LOVE IT
Love it thank you for good content you guys rock
Happy for ya brother! Been watching since the house boat purchase! Keep up the great content!
A hell of a lot of things could have gone wrong on this first trip, but the leaking exhaust is a very minor thing. This tub has a great potential as a weekender, especially for offshore fishing.
Get used to using docks and potoons rather than beaching it. Set up fenders and handling lines on both sides as well as fore and aft.
Look into getting some big house batteries and maybe a solar panel or two on the roof.
I feel like that hole he patched on the bottom of the boat was for the exhaust
@@laska907 I agree this should be researched
@@laska907 it was.
Great to see that thing in the water. So many possibilities. Happy for ye
Love this! And excited to see what happens with it!
So happy to see this at #18 trending on youtube overall. I love how much the channel is growing!
Check the exhaust of that motor, there might just be a loose exhaust bolt causing that leak. The crack in the fiberglass shouldn’t let fumes in from the motor. There also might be a crack in the exhaust tubing. Either way, get it taken care of. There should also be a sounding tube where you can dip a broom stick in to see how full your diesel tank is. That thing is super cool though! You should paint it white and cruise with the yachts. Let me know if you have any questions, I was an engineer on a tug for a while so I don’t know much about life boats but could help on a lot of stuff.
We have a lot of marine engineers in these comments getting REAL excited about all this, lol.
This is cool! Subbing just to see this project, cant wait to see more of this bad boy!
Nice adventure. Thx man! Watching from Ontario Canada 🎉
Missed ya bro glad to see you back I was waiting for this video to drop
Least the doors are all smooth operating for when you need to escape lol
Cant wait for part 2 man!
Need another video of this cool boat
I would check if the hole you patched was actually the exhaust port for the motor. It looked almost perfectly round.
That was the first clue for sure...
Pretty sure on the first video they said it was cut in to drain water from the inside while it was sat on dry land
Seriously super happy for you AYO. If anyone deserves something to go right it’s you. There is so much potential for the channel now. You could charge for trips to wherever (TBD) personally I am so excited for you. Just sit down with someone that is knowledgeable and be measured and deliberate in your next steps. Make them count Brother!!!
love this story great stuff 👍😁
Can't wait to see what you do with it. She is a mighty beast of a thing
Watching this video, I find myself grinning from ear to ear! Great Job!!
AYO you have the best content don’t tell the other guys lol 😂
I gotta say. This project is pretty cool. And just silly enough for me to really enjoy. Thanks for the content.
I really appreciate your ability/choice to keep your videos entertaining AND clean. It is rare...THANKS!!
AYO, besides sealing the Fiberglass engine compartment / Box, you should probably check the exhaust manifold on the engine and replace gaskets. Technically, you shouldn’t have exhaust gases leaking out into the compartment to begin with when the engine is running. Better to have 2 barriers against CO than just one.
Yep. Exhaust gaskets are probably corroded.
Sealing the box is a security measure that should be fixed but the exhaust should never enter the box. When i saw the boat from behind there was no smoke or indeed cooling water in the exhaust port. There should be a water intake from below the waterline(obviously) and that water usually go trough a radiator that cools down the engine coolant. It will then be used and dispersed with trough the exhaust.
Ayo out saving lives on a professional life raft. Love it!
There we go, was waiting for this vid
24:47 "We've all had stained bottoms," LOL. Love it.
This is truly an awesome project!! It's definitely different!! Wish you guys the very best!!👍
I am stoked for you dude!! watching that boat float and yours and gravies happiness during yoga was priceless! thank you for sharing such an awesome moment!
To do the resin work, put your glass on a piece of shrink wrap, shrink wrap on top of a thick piece of foam, That on top of a piece of wood, and then use a jack to press upward into the bottom to keep the air bubbles to a minimum. Obviously for future reference...
That's pretty brilliant dude. The foam will compress to fit the profile of the hole and the wood will distribute the pressure from the jack and keep it from punching through the foam.
Omg she floats she runs and she didn't kill us 😂😂😂😂😂😂
So love it. You can put vegetables garden on top , chickens, you're good to go. It's a home! Fishing tools! Wow
Heck yes, excited for another Ayo video.
I got the first like. Love the videos AYO always dropping fire videos. Love the channel man. Please don’t never change. You’re awesome
So looking forward to next instalment
It was actually pretty cool to see one of those that wasn't hanging off a larger vessel "for emergency only". When the CO alarm sounded, you did the best thing you could have...headed outside to fresh air. Good video.
This could be the thing the pushes you to 1 mil subs. So bad ass . So happy for you my dude.
When I get a used boat I try to get someone with another boat to go out with me just in case shtf and you just sent it with the biggest hardest boat to figure out you could have found... Respect!
This boat is epic and watching you try it out was fun
Great video! Had my attention the whole time.
Look at AYO making all kinds of boat repairs with relative confidence!
This boat is an impressive sight. Absolutely awesome to see you driving it around the lake. Congratulations. Love your videos!
So hyped for you that’s so damn cool!!!!
Happy to see your growth in subs. And this video hit a million views. Awesome
ABSOLUTELY AWESOME VIDEO!!! The smile & excitement on your face literally made my heart smile!! Congratulations on a successful water test!! I can’t wait to see what’s next!
AYO - you are killing me man. Watching the sponsor portion with gravy. Absolute brilliant. I don’t even need war buds and I’m going to buy set.
Loved the davey gravy ad 👌
Wish I had a skill I could market to you, but I don't think my amateur photography and editing skills would make the cut.
You're living a dream of a life I'll never have. And you deserve every bit of it, man. Great attitude, even-tempered (or should I say even-keeled?), no BS. You make a lot of folks' days, mine included. Thank you for that.
Respectfully if you were motivated to be the best videographer you possibly could and worked hard you would be good enough to make the cut. If it was a real dream and you truly wanted it you would do it. Some people want things but not bad enough to make it happen.
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I'm a details guy. Not terribly creative, or at least not *efficiently* creative. I can spend an hour scrutinizing and rewriting a single paragraph. I'd be a great copyeditor, but not a copywriter.
Regardless, you give good advice. Hard work often pays off. I'm in my 30s though. No kids, doesn't look like there will be any. I quit college to start my own business and it failed during COVID. Being the type to work 18-hour days given the chance, seeing that effort go nowhere but downhill is humbling at the very least.
Just a reminder though: sometimes, things don't work out. The key is to not put all of your eggs in one basket. I did. Big mistake.
Couldn't of said it better myself my friend I agree your not alone
Ayo, can’t you get Zade now that Norm quit TH-cam? Thanks for the new content! It’s been tough since Norm quit a couple months ago (a new ‘old content’ vid was released on his channel recently. I’m not sure why, or who posted it). Thanks to you and Lojo for sticking with us!!
Norm didn't quit. He posted 13 days ago. Been doing Googan Squad and vids with Becca.
Very nice boat testing. Great sharing my friend
Love your channel buddy! Keep up the good entertainment 🎉
I would really recommend getting this boat seen by a marine surveyor if only to identify the unknown electronics and fuel capacity/gauge, as well as overall health of the fiberglass and hull overall.
I wonder if that hole you plugged wasn't the exhaust outlet
That’s what I was thinking looked almost like too round of a hole. Worth double checking
It is a factory installed hole for something mechanical
I just saw the first video of you buying the lifeboat. I’m glad this next part came up straight away.
You guys are cRAzY! I love it!!!
That boat is so cool. Can’t wait to see your plans for it. Keep it up
Great job on the video AYO! Thanks for making it. There is bound to be a waterproof camera system that you can mount multiple cameras around the boat and monitor them from a central display. Should make seeing from the cockpit a lot easier. Couple that with some sort of steering assist gearing and you should have a winner there!
4:05 not quite😂, I love these videos!! So entertaining👍
Can't wait to see what you do with it & show James 🙂
Love your videos so much and you always put a smile on my face thx
Someone is going to get an amazing job. Also I absolutely can’t wait to see the content that you put out with this lifeboat.