I first seen this video scrolling through kayak mod videos and did think much of. Until I watched it. I've changed my mind I don't know how many times on trolling motor mounting and decided to copy yours. One reason is center of balance on location . I like the idea of every thing center. So, thanks for the info.
Thanks Chris, one thing to note tho is i kept saying "angle iron" i did not use angle iron. I used angle aluminum. I did another kayak on my channel a similar way. Thank you for the watching and the kind words.
Very cool, I just installed my trolling motor on the kayak and make allmost the same. The only changes was that I leave te controlling box on the back and extended the andle with 20mm aluminium pipe, that was the original measure. And to put the motor mast I just opened more the hole that I originally have to put the rudder. Beside that, it's very the same. In 1 hour I will make my first test at the Mediterranean sea. Hope that everything cames fine😊.
@@krisnickfffs i just arrived home and have been making trolling fishing dor the first time and catch a nice white horse mackerel. Not to much but for the first time I have make my day ☺️. I love fishing with the trolling motor! Everything was amazing. I could spend my time fishing and enjoy the sea without any noise. The kayak with a old AGM 95ah battery make 4 hours at full throttle and the speed with my 32lbs motor isn't to much but it's enough. Next week I will try to make a video of my setup, but I have to do a mechanism to lift the motor to enter and get out of the sea at the beach, because now I do it by hand and have to be on the water. This could be a issue if there are big waves. Today was easy with 20cm waves, but isn't allways like this. Has soon I post the video I will let you know 😉
@josefialho6650 im super excited for you man. Yes i figured out a way to lift the motor up. Its kind of hard to explain but i used 550 cord to be able to pull it up from my seat and drop it when i need to. Check out my channel, i have another kayak video where i installed a trolling motor on a D10 ascend kayak.
Awesome Kris the best motor setup I have seen. I just got my new Tamarack for XMas and I am off to home depot. viewed your video about a 100 times, thanks again.
I got a 30lbs trust trolling motor that I’ve been wanting to installed in my kayak just haven’t gotten around to do it but this is a great idea on how to do it
thank you for a great idea.i changed my yak motor mount to your set up and got rid of 3 pounds from the side mount I was using.and looks a lot cleaner.thank you again.
Sweet. Im looking at a motor setup for my current kayak. Or might get a sit on top like yours. I really like the rear mount compared to diy side mounts I've seen. With this setup you could still add some outriggers for added stability. Thanks for the great info. Stay safe out there!
Yes i need to do an updated video on my kayak but i ended up mounting outriggers on the bow so i can stand and fish. I also moved the battery right behind my seat for better weight distribution. Good luck! :)
I have a Minn Kota. I’m trying to avoid dealing with a battery so I’m moding a stihl fs 56. I was gonna do a side mount till I saw your video. That thing is sweet.
Dirty Dan's DIY's are you trying to convert the trolling motor into a gas motor? That would be AWESOME!!! I would definitely be interested to see how you do that.
Nice job found you through Gary Lundgren I have the same kayak and that same trolley motor is in my garage collecting dust, got a new project for this winter...
Awesome man get angle aluminum not iron i noticed i made that error after listening to it... also i have mounted my battery right behind my seat with U bolts on eachside with a strap holding it down.
This is a great video!! I just got the same kayak for my birthday. I wanted to have a trolling motor on the back NOT the side. I am very interested if you figured out how to raise and lower the motor. I am starting from scratch and wanted to know if that problem had been solved. Thank you in advance! David
Great vid and love the install. do you by chance have a way to raise motor out of water. I kayak where there is a lot of grass (ca delta) and would need to lift it out while in kayak if grass gets too much...thanks for your time keep the tamarack vids coming..... I subscribed
Thank you! No i have not thought of that yet but i think that would be great! I have been brain storming how i can use a DC motor like a window wiper motor from the junk yard to raise and drop it... or modifying my current mount to a locking hinge assembly that also allows reverse to work with out propelling itself out of the water. I hope to make a video on that when i come up with something.
Very informative information. Kudos to the author. The post is older. I now have the same yak. I would appreciate any current feedback as of 7/2019 on the battery used. I sent a message to the maker of the battery. He answered promptly and mentioned that the battery has been adopted by many kayakers. Nice guy. Can anyone who has purchased the battery chime in their experience on the water. I would appreciate hearing how long the battery actually lasted. I've noted that other batteries in the 12V 30AH category, not from the seller, last only an hr. or so on the water. This point has gotten a tad confusing.
Hello Hugo, its been over a year now and i am still using the same battery. It still will last me a good 3-4 hours on the water but ofcoarse i am not constantly using it the full 3-4 hours. I usually paddle to where i want to fish and then i use the trolling motor. I think if you ran the motor at high speed for full hour then yes the battery would definitely be drained. This video bellow is a very informative test of the 35amh and a similar trolling motor. th-cam.com/video/tz_M1XYF6GM/w-d-xo.html
also there are 2 factors to consider worth noting on this video i sent you. 1.) he is using a trolling motor in a bucket of water which simulates a non moving kayak being held in position which would cause a heavier amp draw from the motor. 2.) When he stops his test he reads the voltage while it is under a load. (Battery capacity should be read with out a load on the battery)
@@krisnickfffs I'm going to bother you again. Ha... 1. When you connected the angle aluminum rod to each side of the kayak, you had to remove the existing fasteners. Did you drill them out? The new bolts on each side appear to be hex types. Were they straight screw-in bolts without and nut fasteners. I cannot find any way to attach a fastener nut to each because of their locations. I purchased straight screw-in type hex bolts and rubber washers. Pls. elaborate. 2. You next mentioned that near the transom you attached the two aluminum runners directly to the kayak. But, there was no close-up pic to see what was used. To me a hex bolt would be overkill. What did you use? What type screw? 3. Lastly, it appears that two long bolts around 6" each were used to fasten the wooden transom piece to the aluminum angle rod. Correct? I've seen one or two alternate Tamarack diy motors. Each was attached to the transom block via small screws, without going through the top of the transom block. I prefer your design. Once again, kudos. You are an imaginative and talented dude.
@@hugie2011 Thank you for the kind words. 1.) Yes i removed the existing fasteners and drilled the holes all the way through. I did use hex bolts but since the rod is aluminum i did not feel the need to add a washer on top but i did use a flat and lock washer beneath. 2.) Yes sir i used hex bolt with rubber washers and again flat washer along with lock washer beneath. It was a bit overkill but for $0.50 a piece or less from home depot it never hurts to over do it. 3.) I used a 5 inch bolt. I have been told i should have used different materials other then wood but i have not had any issues what so ever since installing it. I hope this helps :)
Thank you :) yes it seemed to be the same gauge wire. It works really well. I have had this setup for 1 year and i have not had to change anything except i mounted the battery right behind my seat.
This is now on my to-do list for my Tamarack. The only thing holding me back (aside from having to register it and all that crap) is not being able to get into super shallow water. Has this been an issue for you? I'm thinking specifically of launching on beaches and getting in to weedy or shallow rocky areas.
Yes since this video i have modified it so that i can pull the motor up. The only down side is i lost reverse but i realized i never really used reverse anyways unless i was fishing with the wind to my back.
@@krisnickfffsThank you. Went to Home Depot and bought a 3 foot length of 1-1/2 x 1-1/2 x 1/8 angle, a 3/4 x 3/4 x 1/16 tube and used 1/4Ø zinc plated bolts throughout. Doubled the 2 x 4 blocking for my Minn Kota Endura 30lb motor but eliminated the short cross piece of angle as there wasn't quite enough left. Everything is really solid :-)
Im glad you liked it. I used some pvc elbow in the scupper holes but i also used a small piece of 2x4 underneath my seat in between the scupper holes so that my body weight was not stressing where the pvc elbows meet the plastic. Also used commercial velcrow to secure the front... it works very good.
I am about 170lbs. I am not sure what battery you are using and i don't know how much the c2 weighs. After i put all my equipment on the scale it was only about 70lbs and that was including tackle and fishing rods. I recommend you use a scale with all the equipment you plan to carry and do the math before you build.
This is such a nice job...thank you so much. I was looking for a lifetime setup and this one is easy and cost effective. My question is what do you to pull/lift up the motor in the shallows? Thanks Krisnick
Frank O'Bryant I'm glad you liked it. I have been trying to think of ways to lift and drop the motor but I have no solution yet. Let me know if you come up with something.
Hi Bryan, yes it ended up being the same gauge as the wires coming from the trolling motor. Now i am not sure if it would be the same situation for a newer or bigger trolling motor. I have not changed anything from this design, it has been over a year now and everything is holding up great!
Craig Hanly no because the eye bolt can rotate inside the pipe hanger. Pause at 2:31 and you can see the eye bolt is allowed to rotate in the threads of the pipe hanger allowing the steering arm to stay connected when the motor is up
Hello there.. my wife and I have the same kayaks and I have one 30lb thrust trolling motor and am going to get another. I was just wondering how the mounting bracket has held up for you so far. Any problems from the torque of the motor?
Craig Hanly that's Awesome! I have had zero problems with the mount I go out every weekend for about 4 hours and everything is holding up very well. I did paint the pvc black with plastic paint and I moved the battery right behind my seat. Other than that I have not altered my setup since this video. Good luck with your build I am more than happy to answer any questions you might have while building yours.
fish theory not completely I need to block off the the end of the pvc that is connected to the I-bolt. I may just pump some silicone in there I am not sure yet.
I am thinking about getting this kayak. I am a good size guy. 6'3 about 250 I am wanting a trolling motor, I am wondering about stablity with battery for motor and my size. Do u have any problems with stability with u and the battery?
I am a small guy i weigh about 150lb i have about 80lbs of gear including battery and trolling motor. i dont find it to be unstable at all... being that you are much bigger then me i would recommend spending a little more for a kayak with a greater weight limit. Check out this video. th-cam.com/video/SNHuCrnk8fg/w-d-xo.html
@@JonR35 sweet dude man i hooe this video helps. I know the aluminum (NOT IRON🤣) i bought 3ftx1" angle and 3ftx3/4" square tubing. I had square tubing left over but the 3ft worked absolutely perfect i think i had like an inch or left over. Enjoy your build man i hope it goes smoothly
great mod , great video, I being scratching my head how I was installing my trolling motor. thanks
Your welcome :)
I first seen this video scrolling through kayak mod videos and did think much of. Until I watched it. I've changed my mind I don't know how many times on trolling motor mounting and decided to copy yours. One reason is center of balance on location . I like the idea of every thing center. So, thanks for the info.
Thanks Chris, one thing to note tho is i kept saying "angle iron" i did not use angle iron. I used angle aluminum. I did another kayak on my channel a similar way. Thank you for the watching and the kind words.
@@krisnickfffs I noticed that and corrected you why watching. Lol
Very cool, I just installed my trolling motor on the kayak and make allmost the same. The only changes was that I leave te controlling box on the back and extended the andle with 20mm aluminium pipe, that was the original measure. And to put the motor mast I just opened more the hole that I originally have to put the rudder. Beside that, it's very the same. In 1 hour I will make my first test at the Mediterranean sea. Hope that everything cames fine😊.
Thats awesome man. Make a video and post it to your channel. I hope everything goes well for you on your first trip.
@@krisnickfffs i just arrived home and have been making trolling fishing dor the first time and catch a nice white horse mackerel. Not to much but for the first time I have make my day ☺️.
I love fishing with the trolling motor! Everything was amazing. I could spend my time fishing and enjoy the sea without any noise. The kayak with a old AGM 95ah battery make 4 hours at full throttle and the speed with my 32lbs motor isn't to much but it's enough.
Next week I will try to make a video of my setup, but I have to do a mechanism to lift the motor to enter and get out of the sea at the beach, because now I do it by hand and have to be on the water. This could be a issue if there are big waves. Today was easy with 20cm waves, but isn't allways like this.
Has soon I post the video I will let you know 😉
@josefialho6650 im super excited for you man. Yes i figured out a way to lift the motor up. Its kind of hard to explain but i used 550 cord to be able to pull it up from my seat and drop it when i need to. Check out my channel, i have another kayak video where i installed a trolling motor on a D10 ascend kayak.
I like the single side steering
Perfect, simply perfect and also perfectly simple. Good thinking using the bungee bolt holes.
Awesome Kris the best motor setup I have seen. I just got my new Tamarack for XMas and I am off to home depot. viewed your video about a 100 times, thanks again.
Anthony Gathers heck yea that's a great Xmas gift! I'm glad you liked it I hope all goes well with your build.
Anthony Gathers I will probably to an update video soon when the weather is a little warmer.
Anthony Gathers you should share photos when you finish your build!
Will do. Its winter so I got time to work on it. I will do a video hopefully give some ideas to others. thanks again.
Dang that's smart. I've got a teton that I want to add a trolling motor to. Super informative!
Use angle aluminum not iron lol. I noticed after publishing the video i said angle iron... i ment angle aluminum.
@@krisnickfffs right on, will do. I'll post a pic when I'm finished. Sure gonna make the paddling easier.
I got a 30lbs trust trolling motor that I’ve been wanting to installed in my kayak just haven’t gotten around to do it but this is a great idea on how to do it
That's a very good idea I got a Tamarack I never thought about putting a trolling motor on it by like your mount looks really nice
Thank you :)
thank you for a great idea.i changed my yak motor mount to your set up and got rid of 3 pounds from the side mount I was using.and looks a lot cleaner.thank you again.
Awesome! You are very welcome, im glad you liked the idea.
2 bolts for milk crate on point, the crate is your new transom,for minn-kota. Easy.
Thanks good idea. Helped me design my custom mount.
Awesome i am glad i could help.
Great mount. U could swap that wood block for a piece of black UHMW and it would look fantastic.
Dirty Dan's DIY's great idea!
Sweet. Im looking at a motor setup for my current kayak. Or might get a sit on top like yours. I really like the rear mount compared to diy side mounts I've seen. With this setup you could still add some outriggers for added stability. Thanks for the great info. Stay safe out there!
Yes i need to do an updated video on my kayak but i ended up mounting outriggers on the bow so i can stand and fish. I also moved the battery right behind my seat for better weight distribution. Good luck! :)
I have a Minn Kota. I’m trying to avoid dealing with a battery so I’m moding a stihl fs 56. I was gonna do a side mount till I saw your video. That thing is sweet.
Dirty Dan's DIY's are you trying to convert the trolling motor into a gas motor? That would be AWESOME!!! I would definitely be interested to see how you do that.
Nice mount!! I’ve been looking for something like this. Simple yet effective. Thanks for posting!
Hector Mancha thank you sir I'm glad you liked it!
Very nice video and mod. Thanks for sharing
Man that was a great idea great design and execution definitely gonna be borrowing this design lol
Slime Lines i am glad you liked it :) i really enjoyed this project
Rent-A-Yak definitely
Nice job found you through Gary Lundgren I have the same kayak and that same trolley motor is in my garage collecting dust, got a new project for this winter...
Ricky Cruz awesome man I am glad I could help put that trolling motor to good use.
Best way to mount I have found! I just might have to do this!
Tyler Gilpin Awesome! I'm glad you liked the idea. I plan to do an update video when it is a little warmer
subbed to see it when you release it!
I'm following your instructions for my troll motor install on ny tamarack
Awesome man get angle aluminum not iron i noticed i made that error after listening to it... also i have mounted my battery right behind my seat with U bolts on eachside with a strap holding it down.
You have some good ideas. Thanks for sharing
This is a great video!! I just got the same kayak for my birthday. I wanted to have a trolling motor on the back NOT the side. I am very interested if you figured out how to raise and lower the motor. I am starting from scratch and wanted to know if that problem had been solved. Thank you in advance!
David
This is great thank you!! I am in the middle of doing this exact thing to mine, in fact; the paint is drying on the frame right now.
Eric Rosell awesome man! Your gonna love it for fishing.
Great vid and love the install. do you by chance have a way to raise motor out of water. I kayak where there is a lot of grass (ca delta) and would need to lift it out while in kayak if grass gets too much...thanks for your time keep the tamarack vids coming..... I subscribed
Thank you! No i have not thought of that yet but i think that would be great! I have been brain storming how i can use a DC motor like a window wiper motor from the junk yard to raise and drop it... or modifying my current mount to a locking hinge assembly that also allows reverse to work with out propelling itself out of the water. I hope to make a video on that when i come up with something.
thanks for reply lookin forward to more vids and mods from you. Happy fishin
absolutely great , thanks for sharing
Your welcome :)
Pretty slick!!!
Brilliant!
Very informative information. Kudos to the author. The post is older. I now have the same yak.
I would appreciate any current feedback as of 7/2019 on the battery used. I sent a message to the maker of the battery. He answered promptly and mentioned that the battery has been adopted by many kayakers. Nice guy.
Can anyone who has purchased the battery chime in their experience on the water. I would appreciate hearing how long the battery actually lasted. I've noted that other batteries in the 12V 30AH category, not from the seller, last only an hr. or so on the water. This point has gotten a tad confusing.
Hello Hugo, its been over a year now and i am still using the same battery. It still will last me a good 3-4 hours on the water but ofcoarse i am not constantly using it the full 3-4 hours. I usually paddle to where i want to fish and then i use the trolling motor. I think if you ran the motor at high speed for full hour then yes the battery would definitely be drained. This video bellow is a very informative test of the 35amh and a similar trolling motor.
th-cam.com/video/tz_M1XYF6GM/w-d-xo.html
also there are 2 factors to consider worth noting on this video i sent you.
1.) he is using a trolling motor in a bucket of water which simulates a non moving kayak being held in position which would cause a heavier amp draw from the motor.
2.) When he stops his test he reads the voltage while it is under a load. (Battery capacity should be read with out a load on the battery)
Thanks, guys, for the feedback. Now have more things to ponder.
@@krisnickfffs I'm going to bother you again. Ha...
1. When you connected the angle aluminum rod to each side of the kayak, you had to remove the existing fasteners. Did you drill them out? The new bolts on each side appear to be hex types. Were they straight screw-in bolts without and nut fasteners. I cannot find any way to attach a fastener nut to each because of their locations. I purchased straight screw-in type hex bolts and rubber washers. Pls. elaborate.
2. You next mentioned that near the transom you attached the two aluminum runners directly to the kayak. But, there was no close-up pic to see what was used. To me a hex bolt would be overkill. What did you use? What type screw?
3. Lastly, it appears that two long bolts around 6" each were used to fasten the wooden transom piece to the aluminum angle rod. Correct? I've seen one or two alternate
Tamarack diy motors. Each was attached to the transom block via small screws, without going through the top of the transom block. I prefer your design.
Once again, kudos. You are an imaginative and talented dude.
@@hugie2011 Thank you for the kind words.
1.) Yes i removed the existing fasteners and drilled the holes all the way through. I did use hex bolts but since the rod is aluminum i did not feel the need to add a washer on top but i did use a flat and lock washer beneath.
2.) Yes sir i used hex bolt with rubber washers and again flat washer along with lock washer beneath. It was a bit overkill but for $0.50 a piece or less from home depot it never hurts to over do it.
3.) I used a 5 inch bolt. I have been told i should have used different materials other then wood but i have not had any issues what so ever since installing it.
I hope this helps :)
That was cool bud worked great
Bubba Bass thank you
Great Clear Vid...tks....are the trailer wire connector wires the same size as the wires that you cut inside the motor?? tks keep the mods coming
Thank you :) yes it seemed to be the same gauge wire. It works really well. I have had this setup for 1 year and i have not had to change anything except i mounted the battery right behind my seat.
@@krisnickfffs great ill give it a try, i just thought it might blow breakeres but i think me going slow will draw more amps....tks againKen
the angle and tubing looks like aluminum not steel.i like your set up.thank you for the post.
Whoops I did say angle iron 😂 Yes it was aluminum lol
I have side mount on my tamarack 100 which I will be changing to your rear mount set up.thank you for a good post and info
Your welcome
This is now on my to-do list for my Tamarack. The only thing holding me back (aside from having to register it and all that crap) is not being able to get into super shallow water. Has this been an issue for you? I'm thinking specifically of launching on beaches and getting in to weedy or shallow rocky areas.
Yes since this video i have modified it so that i can pull the motor up. The only down side is i lost reverse but i realized i never really used reverse anyways unless i was fishing with the wind to my back.
Any idea on what size tube/angle you used? Looks like maybe a 3/4 x 3/4 x 1/16 aluminum tube and a 1 x 1 x 1/8 aluminum angle.
Yes pretty close to that. I cant remember exactly
@@krisnickfffsThank you. Went to Home Depot and bought a 3 foot length of 1-1/2 x 1-1/2 x 1/8 angle, a 3/4 x 3/4 x 1/16 tube and used 1/4Ø zinc plated bolts throughout. Doubled the 2 x 4 blocking for my Minn Kota Endura 30lb motor but eliminated the short cross piece of angle as there wasn't quite enough left. Everything is really solid :-)
@@ledeof01 im glad it worked out for you. Enjoy man i had a blast building this kayak up to go fishing.
When you did this the working part your just matched wire for wire right ??
Yes i did :)
By the way I’m subscribing now I forgot to do it yesterday 😅
Awesome man thank you
Awesome video. How did you do your seat upgrade?
Im glad you liked it. I used some pvc elbow in the scupper holes but i also used a small piece of 2x4 underneath my seat in between the scupper holes so that my body weight was not stressing where the pvc elbows meet the plastic. Also used commercial velcrow to secure the front... it works very good.
I subscribed because I love fellow inventors❤️🏋️ I'm curious what about a 70 lb trolling motor would do with a kayak
Very good!
Gary Lundgren thank you
Same kayak with a new c2 minn Kota. 270 lb capacity with me being 180 plus a battery would I have a problem with weight?
I am about 170lbs. I am not sure what battery you are using and i don't know how much the c2 weighs. After i put all my equipment on the scale it was only about 70lbs and that was including tackle and fishing rods. I recommend you use a scale with all the equipment you plan to carry and do the math before you build.
Genius!
This is such a nice job...thank you so much. I was looking for a lifetime setup and this one is easy and cost effective. My question is what do you to pull/lift up the motor in the shallows? Thanks Krisnick
Frank O'Bryant I'm glad you liked it. I have been trying to think of ways to lift and drop the motor but I have no solution yet. Let me know if you come up with something.
Great setup! Is the gauge of the trailer hitch wiring enough for the current of the motor?
Hi Bryan, yes it ended up being the same gauge as the wires coming from the trolling motor. Now i am not sure if it would be the same situation for a newer or bigger trolling motor. I have not changed anything from this design, it has been over a year now and everything is holding up great!
Got a 55lb thrust Newport. Did you make that out of aluminum? if so how did it hold up?
Yes it was aluminum. Its still working today no issues i haven't had to modify anything since i first installed it.
smart smart man remind me to not make an enemy of you.
Cool video man
Fishing Fever Tv thank you!
+Fishing Fever Tv thank you
krisnick your Welcome buddy...I sub
Fishing Fever Tv sorry just noticed I replied twice. I plan to do an update video in a couple months. Thanks for the sub!
Finally getting to work on our kayaks. I was wondering if you had to remove the steering pole to tilt tge motor up?
Craig Hanly no because the eye bolt can rotate inside the pipe hanger. Pause at 2:31 and you can see the eye bolt is allowed to rotate in the threads of the pipe hanger allowing the steering arm to stay connected when the motor is up
Rent-A-Yak cool.. thank for the reply. I bought turn buckles but might not use them now.
Hello there.. my wife and I have the same kayaks and I have one 30lb thrust trolling motor and am going to get another. I was just wondering how the mounting bracket has held up for you so far. Any problems from the torque of the motor?
Craig Hanly that's Awesome! I have had zero problems with the mount I go out every weekend for about 4 hours and everything is holding up very well. I did paint the pvc black with plastic paint and I moved the battery right behind my seat. Other than that I have not altered my setup since this video. Good luck with your build I am more than happy to answer any questions you might have while building yours.
very cool. is the head waterproof?
fish theory not completely I need to block off the the end of the pvc that is connected to the I-bolt. I may just pump some silicone in there I am not sure yet.
How is the wood attached anyone know
I attached it by using long lag bolts. See 1:22
Cool ty
I am thinking about getting this kayak. I am a good size guy. 6'3 about 250 I am wanting a trolling motor, I am wondering about stablity with battery for motor and my size. Do u have any problems with stability with u and the battery?
I am a small guy i weigh about 150lb i have about 80lbs of gear including battery and trolling motor. i dont find it to be unstable at all... being that you are much bigger then me i would recommend spending a little more for a kayak with a greater weight limit. Check out this video. th-cam.com/video/SNHuCrnk8fg/w-d-xo.html
What seat did you use?
Dammit Bobby! I used a boat seat from walmart $40
@@krisnickfffs 😂😂
Did u only need one three ft piece of angle iron or two?
+Dirty Dan's DIY's I believe I only used one piece
Where did you mount the battery at?
I ended up mounting the battery right behind my seat. I used U-bolts and a strap to keep it in place.
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What kind of beer were you drinking?
Kenneth Suazo I believe it was summer shandy.
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Good idea man! This was so long ago i wouldn't remember
@@krisnickfffs its absolute genius! I'm definitely doing mine this way
@@JonR35 sweet dude man i hooe this video helps. I know the aluminum (NOT IRON🤣) i bought 3ftx1" angle and 3ftx3/4" square tubing. I had square tubing left over but the 3ft worked absolutely perfect i think i had like an inch or left over. Enjoy your build man i hope it goes smoothly
@@krisnickfffs just completed my build thanks to you! I'll give you a shout out when I show it.
Beat!
@@JonR35 i cant wait to see it
great mod, tamarack doesn’t give a good place to mount anything on the front or back