Ye-ye from da Notland! I am so glad I ran across this channel! I love it! Keep up the good work! I think Scooter is probably playing with a short shaft and is just trying to compensate!!
I made my own short tail out of garbage and a 212cc put it on a 8 foot catamaran I built out of fiberglass and was sliding over 4in flats in Florida without getting stuck I love it
Don't know what wild rice creeks are, but no they do not clog up because the motors are air cooled not cooled with water. And the props are usually pretty good about not getting clogged with weeds.
I bought the shirt on Amazon and had it made. We have non-camo shirts, link in the description. We tried getting camo shirts but it was going to be insanely expensive.
😂 LMAO!! You gotta just love this guy and I bet the neighbors love the crap out of him too😏... oh, and by the way in my opinion, Beaver Dam mud runner rules 👍 .. so far.. keep up the great vids
LOL, yes my neighbors have accepted that I am insane, and they just look away when they see me in the yard doing crazy stuff because they know it will end with a bang or flames. I actually liked all the kits, Beaver Dam just happened to be the one I liked best overall. Thanks for checking out the video.
lets see what that stainless prop can do mounted, i give it credit for being able to take two 39's but what about a 54r?i really just wanna see how tough stainless steel props are because i want one for my boat, cant afford it but i seem to be ok with an aluminum prop, shes banged up and might need replacing and we have straightened her back out and made sure shes as smooth as possible, for reference i got a bass boat and props for those are well over what he paid for his because they are much more complex and much larger. not sure how many non boaters watch this channel but boats can be pricy
@@SendItJonBoats another qwershun about these alumeeum props. Does one brand of prop fit other brands of motors? How about the brass/bronze prop nuts? Does one company have a better deal on props and nuts than the others? Do the aluminum props from the various companies perform equally?
I love your scooter comments your videos are awesome and by the way I love my mudskipper I love all of these kits I’m gonna get a Beaverdam and an SPS soon for my channel. I Over 150 miles on my mudskipper last summer alone no shit! 125 miles on the Powder River in eastern Montana plus the rest of the summer trips on the tongue River
🤣😂😅😂🤣😂😅 awesome 👏👏👏 thank you very much for your reviews thanks to them I have narrow it down to two kits for my 10 ft Tracker if you have any opinions or advice please let me know God bless oh and before I forget as time has gone by I have learn that is impossible to make every one happy,but is absolutely awesome to make them upset....
LOL... I love pissing in peoples cheerios, especially the interweb know-it-alls! Honestly any of the thai style kits will work fine on a 10 ft boat. I am working on a video about my 10 footer and different speeds we tested on different motors.
I was wondering if you’ve done any speed tests comparing the stainless vs aluminum prop in the same size. I’m coming from the outboard world and you can get more speed out of stainless because aluminum will deflect and change the pitch at higher rpm.
I have and with the slower speeds these longtails get there is no difference in speed. Plus our prop sizes are generally much smaller than outboards and have a lot less pitch.
I really want to see what .50 BMG will do to that thing. Jeez it is tough. In my opinion stainless steel props are worth the extra money. These things last forever. We still have the original stainless steel prop on our motor that we got 36 years ago. I could be wrong about that my dad had to replace the shaft because he bent it but I don’t think he got a new propeller for it. Even if he did they still last forever. It’s been over 20 years since he replaced it.
LOL.... I screamed like a little girl, I am still a little fire shy I guess you could say. Good idea on the lawn cruising. Once I get some gator glide on this one maybe I will take a stroll across the yard!
"...calm down, we're trying to destroy stuff." I don't know why, but that just struck me as funny. Too bad the camera was off when your Preditor went all angry dragon on you. That there would have been some premium footage. Your next video can be the Predator's post mortem. I'm sure I'm not the only person interested in what went wrong. I'm going out on the limb and suggesting a partially sheared flywheel key. This would be due to the shock pulses from the prop strikes transmitting up the shaft. The F/W key is the first weak link in the chain. The partially sheared F/W key changes ignition timing, causing the not starting problem. I'm guessing that something caused the starter to crank the motor over for an extended period of time. This caused a flooded condition. Eventually, the altered timing caused a backfire, igniting the excess fuel in the intake manifold. It has been observed, that when this series of events happens it can produce some odd noises. The most common noise, mysteriously, sounds very much like the squeal of a young human female. Anyways, so yeah, let's see a post mortem video. I'm impressed with your shaft collection. It's so manly. Probably too intimidating for *Scooter*. BTW; Noice pea shooter. Keep up the good work. Still enjoying your videos, butthurt snowflakes and all.
I was crying laughing through half of your comment and going hmmm on the other half.... you made a very god point, I am certain it was flooding but I could not get the fuel to stay in the carb to save my life. That extra gas and a backfire it most likely what caused it to go up in flames. The pump worked fine, and when it allowed fuel to go into the carb it would run like a champ. It was almost like there was a giant air bubble keeping fuel from flowing into the carb... then I forced some gas in there and it would crank momentarily, then run out of gas again. I will surely be doing a post mortem video and see what we can salvage, and I got to order some go fast parts as well. Thanks for the laughs, love all of yall funny comments!
I would love a beaver dam kit but I don’t have the capital. And as I remember in that comparison you said that you wouldn’t mind running any of them, but you liked the beefy build on the beaver damn. That sally needs to get his panties out of wad😂
You just sold a shit ton of these kits with the stainless prop,,,but what happened to the predator,,I think I seen the zip tie trick,,did you have to sting of a fuel pump on it or what
Not sure what is going on with the motor yet. I rebuilt it and it ran fine at the house. Soon as I got it in the water it died 100 yards from the boat ramp. I am still scratching my head on that one.
Yes, stainless props will wear better than aluminum. And you proved that. The issue with Stainless vs Aluminum props. Is when you strike the leading surface of the prop at speed. Thats when it is a question of what breaks, the engine, key, longtail shaft or propeller. I always what it to be the key or propeller. Iv'e seen outboards break instead of propellers with stainless propellers. And in those cases the stainless props were deformed and had to be replaced as well. So that's why I use Aluminum propellers. And they are so much cheaper, I can afford to have multiples onboard in case one does break.
It would seem there's a scooter out there obsessed with shafts. Btw, if ya wanna chance to try and break a prop in a real world scenario, trying taking a run up the Appalachee river around Buckhead Ga with a loaded down boat. I was able to beat the heck out of one of mine when we went fishing up there last week. We put in at Swords and I started nailing logs and debris before we were even at the I-20 bridge, not to mention the logs our boat jumped over. I would recommend you use your shortest shafts though, it gets kinda tight and slick up in the river and the shorter shafts fits much better up there.
LMAO... why scooter got to be all up on my shaft??? LOL I have never even heard of the appalachee river, may have to get you to take me up there sometime. Sounds like it would make a prop take a beating up there with all those logs.
@@SendItJonBoats Its not that far from you, its one of the 2 rivers that feeds lake Oconee a couple counties over. I go up there camping and fishing up it once or twice a year with my boys.
Snowflake comment lol, I said the same as you in my video they all are going to work, it's impossible to please everyone. Personally, I think the SPS with the heaviest but precision stainless steel inner shaft and HQ bearings on motor vertical pivot points and high pitch special props are far superior, and wish you covered that but no one is perfect, still a good video.
Gator tail is a surface drive they don’t make long tails it’s godevil , back water and thier more expensive bc their stronger and will last way longer comeing from someone who’s Owen both I’d pick American mud motors anyday
Ye-ye from da Notland! I am so glad I ran across this channel! I love it! Keep up the good work! I think Scooter is probably playing with a short shaft and is just trying to compensate!!
LMAO! YEE YEE Mike! Glad you enjoyed the video... scooter obviously has shaft issues and needs to see a licensed specialist.
It's nice watching a fellow Georgia resident do the same stuff I'm into
destroying stuff, shooting, and mud motors! Yee Yee.... it's the Georgia way! LOL
@@SendItJonBoats that's right
Thanks for putting out your videos I am learning a lot since I bought my first long shaft and flat bottom boat
Thanks Jeff, glad the video could help. I was really impressed with the stainless prop.
@@SendItJonBoats so was I thought you were going to break it.
Hiw are those long tails up in tight creeks and cuts where you gotta turn around?
It can be done, just takes some practice and learning to lean with the boat. I turn around in tight spots like creeks.
Awesome video, I’ll definitely be getting me a stainless prop for the surface drive
I think it's a good investment, I was very impressed.
G'day great video mate. The best Scooter so far 😂🤣😂🤣😂
Scooter needs a throat punch... but I got some more scooters coming.
I made my own short tail out of garbage and a 212cc put it on a 8 foot catamaran I built out of fiberglass and was sliding over 4in flats in Florida without getting stuck I love it
Thats freakin awesome man! I beet on an 8 footer that thing was moving!
need to do a scooter comp! 🤣
Thats a good idea
How do these motors work in wild rice creeks? Do they clog up like an outboard?
Don't know what wild rice creeks are, but no they do not clog up because the motors are air cooled not cooled with water. And the props are usually pretty good about not getting clogged with weeds.
Where can I get that bottomlands shirt, I need one
I bought the shirt on Amazon and had it made. We have non-camo shirts, link in the description. We tried getting camo shirts but it was going to be insanely expensive.
Send-it Science is Awesome👍👍
LOL, sometimes you just have to do it for science! Send it style of course Yee YEE
Awesome video !
Thanks Kenneth, glad you enjoyed it.
Sounds like Scooter has “shaft” envy. 🤣
😂 Scooter is really jealous of my shafts! He gonna be really jealous when I start breaking shafts for science!
@@SendItJonBoats 🤣🤣
Do you sharpen your props from the backside to bring them back to normal?
Does sharpening them help with vegetation?
😂 LMAO!! You gotta just love this guy and I bet the neighbors love the crap out of him too😏... oh, and by the way in my opinion, Beaver Dam mud runner rules 👍 .. so far.. keep up the great vids
LOL, yes my neighbors have accepted that I am insane, and they just look away when they see me in the yard doing crazy stuff because they know it will end with a bang or flames.
I actually liked all the kits, Beaver Dam just happened to be the one I liked best overall. Thanks for checking out the video.
LOVE YOUR VIDEOS!
Thank you Rob.
lets see what that stainless prop can do mounted, i give it credit for being able to take two 39's but what about a 54r?i really just wanna see how tough stainless steel props are because i want one for my boat, cant afford it but i seem to be ok with an aluminum prop, shes banged up and might need replacing and we have straightened her back out and made sure shes as smooth as possible, for reference i got a bass boat and props for those are well over what he paid for his because they are much more complex and much larger. not sure how many non boaters watch this channel but boats can be pricy
Nothing about boats is cheap my man. But those stainless props are a good deal for 100$
Where do you get your alluminum props from ?
Anywhere that sells longtails sells them. Mud skipper, beaver dam mud runners, and swamp runner. The stainless one we tested today was a mudskipper.
@@SendItJonBoats another qwershun about these alumeeum props. Does one brand of prop fit other brands of motors? How about the brass/bronze prop nuts? Does one company have a better deal on props and nuts than the others? Do the aluminum props from the various companies perform equally?
@@bob2161 I know the props fit all the kits but I am not sure about the nuts. The props are all the same size and about the same quality.
What do you season your firewood with? I personally like the Montreal Steak.
I usually go for a little Dales, some paprika, and a splash of lime juice for that extra zing!
The lime juice is where it’s at, it’s all about balancing the acidity of the lime with the smooth sipping flavor of the oak
@@shawnhagen6871 My man right there... enjoying the finer things in life, like lime juice on an oka log! Livin the high life.
You have been known to sling a small shaft. Im coming for comparison
@@tbnationoutdoors-nateeckhold I will put my motor on any shaft size... small, long, fat.... I will sling all the shafts!!!
I love your scooter comments your videos are awesome and by the way I love my mudskipper I love all of these kits I’m gonna get a Beaverdam and an SPS soon for my channel. I Over 150 miles on my mudskipper last summer alone no shit! 125 miles on the Powder River in eastern Montana plus the rest of the summer trips on the tongue River
Wow man you are putting some miles on that kit! Nice work. I guess I need to rebuild this 670 motor so we can get pocket rocket back on the water.
@@SendItJonBoats hell yeah man
🤣😂😅😂🤣😂😅 awesome 👏👏👏 thank you very much for your reviews thanks to them I have narrow it down to two kits for my 10 ft Tracker if you have any opinions or advice please let me know God bless oh and before I forget as time has gone by I have learn that is impossible to make every one happy,but is absolutely awesome to make them upset....
LOL... I love pissing in peoples cheerios, especially the interweb know-it-alls!
Honestly any of the thai style kits will work fine on a 10 ft boat. I am working on a video about my 10 footer and different speeds we tested on different motors.
How dare you beat up my wood with your shaft🤣🤦♂️
If you wood cant take a beating from my shaft, then get your wood out of the mud hole 😆
Bro, since we're so close, distant wise, when I get my boat ready I wanna bring it to you for paint.
Bring it on, we will make it happen.
I was wondering if you’ve done any speed tests comparing the stainless vs aluminum prop in the same size. I’m coming from the outboard world and you can get more speed out of stainless because aluminum will deflect and change the pitch at higher rpm.
I have and with the slower speeds these longtails get there is no difference in speed. Plus our prop sizes are generally much smaller than outboards and have a lot less pitch.
I really want to see what .50 BMG will do to that thing. Jeez it is tough. In my opinion stainless steel props are worth the extra money. These things last forever. We still have the original stainless steel prop on our motor that we got 36 years ago. I could be wrong about that my dad had to replace the shaft because he bent it but I don’t think he got a new propeller for it. Even if he did they still last forever. It’s been over 20 years since he replaced it.
I bet a 50 BMG would rip right through it, but who knows. It is a tough little prop. I like the stainless steel.
I wonder if jtgator is scooter?
Yes
🤔 the snowflakes are starting to make more sense now.
Great you have a indestructible prop. With a running start you'll be cruising folks lawns. Remember it's STOP, DROP, & ROLL not FLAIL, SCREAM, & RUN.😁
LOL.... I screamed like a little girl, I am still a little fire shy I guess you could say. Good idea on the lawn cruising. Once I get some gator glide on this one maybe I will take a stroll across the yard!
How well have the non weld Jon boat floats been doing so far?
So far great, not a single problem with them. I bashed a few tree stumps and a dock with them already and they didnt budge.
It has definitely taken a beating.
That's what she said.
BWAAHHHAaa that is exactly what she said!
"...calm down, we're trying to destroy stuff." I don't know why, but that just struck me as funny.
Too bad the camera was off when your Preditor went all angry dragon on you. That there would have been some premium footage. Your next video can be the Predator's post mortem. I'm sure I'm not the only person interested in what went wrong. I'm going out on the limb and suggesting a partially sheared flywheel key. This would be due to the shock pulses from the prop strikes transmitting up the shaft. The F/W key is the first weak link in the chain. The partially sheared F/W key changes ignition timing, causing the not starting problem. I'm guessing that something caused the starter to crank the motor over for an extended period of time. This caused a flooded condition. Eventually, the altered timing caused a backfire, igniting the excess fuel in the intake manifold. It has been observed, that when this series of events happens it can produce some odd noises. The most common noise, mysteriously, sounds very much like the squeal of a young human female.
Anyways, so yeah, let's see a post mortem video.
I'm impressed with your shaft collection. It's so manly. Probably too intimidating for *Scooter*.
BTW; Noice pea shooter.
Keep up the good work. Still enjoying your videos, butthurt snowflakes and all.
I was crying laughing through half of your comment and going hmmm on the other half.... you made a very god point, I am certain it was flooding but I could not get the fuel to stay in the carb to save my life. That extra gas and a backfire it most likely what caused it to go up in flames. The pump worked fine, and when it allowed fuel to go into the carb it would run like a champ. It was almost like there was a giant air bubble keeping fuel from flowing into the carb... then I forced some gas in there and it would crank momentarily, then run out of gas again.
I will surely be doing a post mortem video and see what we can salvage, and I got to order some go fast parts as well.
Thanks for the laughs, love all of yall funny comments!
Good job but $110.for a long tail prop yea better but in Thailand, you can buy a whole setup for that, props included.
I wish we could get that kind of price here!
4th. Great video bud
(looks to the guy behind me) "do we have trophies for 4th place?".... well we do now
🏆 congrats on your 4th place victory.
Good to know you can cultivate your yard with your boat, ya know?
Exactly... next time I do a garden I am tilling everything with my longtail.
Love it lol
Thanks!
I would love a beaver dam kit but I don’t have the capital. And as I remember in that comparison you said that you wouldn’t mind running any of them, but you liked the beefy build on the beaver damn. That sally needs to get his panties out of wad😂
LOL. we get a lot of haters.
Any of those kits will work, just depends on how much you want to spend.
If you ever need extra cash you could take your jon boat and prop and go bury some cable for charter or someone
You win best comment of the day... that sh*t was funny! It actually does a better job than most of the cable guys I have seen. LOL
@@SendItJonBoats lol
I kept waiting for the kitchen sink
Dude if I could have ripped my kitchen sink out, I would have thrown it in the mud pit too.
You just sold a shit ton of these kits with the stainless prop,,,but what happened to the predator,,I think I seen the zip tie trick,,did you have to sting of a fuel pump on it or what
Not sure what is going on with the motor yet. I rebuilt it and it ran fine at the house. Soon as I got it in the water it died 100 yards from the boat ramp. I am still scratching my head on that one.
@@SendItJonBoats mayb not enough fuel,,do you have electric pump
@@clayton203 Yes I have an electric fuel pump but I am going to change brands and see if the pump is just not strong enough or what the deal is.
HEY THAT'S MY COOLER!!!!
Your cooler got a make over... and now with the Send It jon boat mods you want rest a hotdog on the cooler lid and it wont roll off. Your welcome! LOL
Well I'm from Wisconsin so it will be a brat but still thanks I think...lol
@@timsauer1079 LOL your brat wont roll either lol. My new patented
Yes, stainless props will wear better than aluminum. And you proved that. The issue with Stainless vs Aluminum props. Is when you strike the leading surface of the prop at speed. Thats when it is a question of what breaks, the engine, key, longtail shaft or propeller. I always what it to be the key or propeller. Iv'e seen outboards break instead of propellers with stainless propellers. And in those cases the stainless props were deformed and had to be replaced as well. So that's why I use Aluminum propellers. And they are so much cheaper, I can afford to have multiples onboard in case one does break.
Did you not watch the video?
Im sold smash the prop straight and take the grinder to the edges and its good as new
That's my boy! Grinder and Sawzall can fix anything once
It be better as bullet proof what do you think.... Haha
Yup.
It would seem there's a scooter out there obsessed with shafts. Btw, if ya wanna chance to try and break a prop in a real world scenario, trying taking a run up the Appalachee river around Buckhead Ga with a loaded down boat. I was able to beat the heck out of one of mine when we went fishing up there last week. We put in at Swords and I started nailing logs and debris before we were even at the I-20 bridge, not to mention the logs our boat jumped over. I would recommend you use your shortest shafts though, it gets kinda tight and slick up in the river and the shorter shafts fits much better up there.
LMAO... why scooter got to be all up on my shaft??? LOL
I have never even heard of the appalachee river, may have to get you to take me up there sometime. Sounds like it would make a prop take a beating up there with all those logs.
@@SendItJonBoats Its not that far from you, its one of the 2 rivers that feeds lake Oconee a couple counties over. I go up there camping and fishing up it once or twice a year with my boys.
@@southronjr1570 I am going to have to check that out. Sounds like fun.
Snowflake comment lol, I said the same as you in my video they all are going to work, it's impossible to please everyone. Personally, I think the SPS with the heaviest but precision stainless steel inner shaft and HQ bearings on motor vertical pivot points and high pitch special props are far superior, and wish you covered that but no one is perfect, still a good video.
Did not know they made special props, what they send in the kit was exactly the same as all the others.
My God, the glory of the shaft speech....
LMAO, yeah the shaft speech was awesome. Glad you enjoyed it too.
Gator tail is a surface drive they don’t make long tails it’s godevil , back water and thier more expensive bc their stronger and will last way longer comeing from someone who’s Owen both I’d pick American mud motors anyday
I would pick an American too but I ain't got that kinda cash. Pretty sure I even said that in the video.
$100 might be worth it
ITs a good prop for the money.
Stop wasting your time and break out the dynamite....🤣🤣🤣
😄 for real! I should have put it in a bucket of tannerite and shot it!
So you wanna be a scooter.....CANCELLED!
They can't cancel me... I still got a casket boat to blow up! LOL
Just wacking the shit out of it.
I whacked it with a machine gun! LOL
Lol scooter needs a cooter….
Usless on a Boulder under water
whats useless ?
Just give it to WhistlinDiesel......Then we will know.....
I know for real.... that dude can destroy anything!
Your standing in a door way.
It is actually the corner of my garage, but yes there is a doorway.
Quitter
I gave up before I pulled out the tanerite LOL.