Aron, you are the luckiest guy around. The fact is, you have two awesome ladies in your life that love cars, trucks, and now boats. The girls can fix just about anything they put their minds too, and now we hear that they love to fish ? Wow, you are a very fortunate man, and the envy of men everywhere . Good for you...
Your niece is so old school, barefoot, rowdy, and loves the old stuff! Yeah I’d adopt her type any day. But I’m older than dirt. Carb needs cleaning? Just a GREAT KID TO BE AROUND!!!!got to love this young lady . Stay bare footing as long as you can my friend…..❤
Cool boat. Throw a trolling motor on the back. It would be better than emergency paddles. Very cool project. The kidd jumps in and works along with you two. Its good to see. The public service announcement about the Mental Health Services is appreciated.
Hi everyone, cool outboard, I have my grandpa's 5 1/2hp Johnson Seahorse, is about a 1952. Do yourself a favor, where you tighten motor to boat, get a small rope or chain and fasten to the motor, and have it long enough to tie around a spot on seat, it is just a safety percussion in case motor comes loose on boat, that I don't fall in the lake or it will be gone, have fun fishing, is the most relaxing hobby you could ever have, cheers
I love the putt putt sound of the old marine motors. They are so cute. Your love and efforts take me back to when I was a little kid and my grandfather had his boat. He was always working on it, him and my uncle. My grandfather is the source for my love of boating and camping. You all have stirred some memories that have laid dormant for decades. Thank you for the stirring.
We had an old timer up at our cottage that had a 25 HP Wizard on an old Alumacraft boat. That thing ran like a top and was really fast. I always enjoyed seeing him skim past our place at the same times almost every day. It's good to see you folks get this old classic running again. Than Lone Star boat is a beauty.
When I was really young my dad took me out in a small aluminum boat and let me drive it, that is one of the best memories I have with my dad, the kid will remember this forever, you guys are so awesome 👍😁❤️
Those two smiles from the girls when the engine fired up makes his day I bet !!!! Love seeing things resurrected and the kid seeing those sticker shock prices for new items. Its going to be some great memories. Thanks for sharing the fun!!
Thanks for sharing, perfect video to have on while I work on some Ranchero parts on a rainy day... Old boats are the best. My grandpa's 'old man by the sea' was stolen from my garage in the late 1900s. It was a 1965 Seaflight (later hydroswift). It was so fun, I keep hoping she will turn up, but 25 years is a long time. Enjoy the memories.
I think you found the electric starter in that Dewalt and a little mod to the engine cover. 😊 for the boat windshield, look up the procedure for the airplane you all have. You'll be right in business for taking care of the boat windshield.
The three of you have such an awesome personality , the kid is really fitting into your style of projects so perfectly. Thanks for sharing, and I can't wait to see that boat in the water, so please stay safe . 😊
Just a hint of precaution always keep a plug wrench and an extra set of plugs in dry store on boat. Those ol 2 strokes often like to foul a plug even running wide open . It a lot easier to change plugs than to paddle all the way back to the launch. I think if not mistaken those Wizard motors were sold by SEARS . But I may be wrong. To add long life to that old motor you should make your gas oil mix just a tad more rich than prescribed. It be more better to have a bit of smoke and run cooler than run it too lean. That's why you keep extra plugs so you keep running. Be sure and find non ethanol gas that crap will destroy the carbs on that old gal! Be looking forward to the next adventure be safe!
I hope you got the oil mixture right. Didnt see any smoke when it fired off. As the owner of a 1960 metal project boat I know the feeling of getting an old boat back on the water again. Enjoy.
Love that LoneStar boat and that very nice Wizard motor was built by Mercury .You could try wetsanding and polishing the windshield and maybe look into pulley steering as you have the expensive parts already the helm and that new wheel .Good Luck! ...Glenn
Hey guys ! Before going to replace the windscreen, use an acrylic lacquer clear spray can on a section of the plexiglass... You should use fine wet sandpaper or cloth on the surface that has the most damage from the ultraviolet light. ( front facing surface usually )
I really love watching this channel and it brings me so much joy to see how yall get the nxt generation back to see how cool it is to work on the most simplest things
This is the one of the most wholesome videos i have seen in a long time. the kid is so gifted and to have you two around her. Major kudos. Don't stop. You guys will propel her beyond her wildest dreams. never stop.
Glad you made it through your injury’s. I went through it for 3 years to save my leg and I was nuts. Went from elite athlete to handicapped person with two small kids that lived with me primarily. Those kids saved me. If I was single there’s no doubt things would have went south. Better help would have been awesome.
Its hard to believe how much the kid has grown up since i have been watching this channel. There is a likely chance that you guys will be able to make that engine be able to run remotely with the steering wheel. They make lots of universal cables that will fit on that engine. You guys have proved your ability to fabricate and improvise through adversity. I feel confident that you will be able to make it work. I have restored many old boats and would be more than willing to assist in helping you find the correct parts. Also, I suggest keeping an eye out on market place for a sweet vintage trolling motor. It will greatly contribute to the ability to fish out of this rig!
You guys are so amazing and every time you bring the Kid into the mix. She has so much fun and this time she was about to cry when she found out about going shopping. Besides she is willing to put in the work anytime you ask her. This world needs a million more The Kids and we would all be better off. Great episode and grateful Aaron is doing so much better today.
It's been fun watching the kids grow up I've been watching you guys for so many years she's so cute I'm getting ready to consider a shoulder replacement but I'm sure getting mixed signals about it some people go through it easily and some people go through hell I don't know what to do the pain sucks I know where you're coming from
I had a 57 lone star 14 ft. Caught many nice steelhead on the river in that boat. Be really cool to see this one on the water. Old Texas classic boats.
Best episode in a long while! It was fun, engaging and left the viewer wanting more. Please follow up with a part two. It would really boost the channel if you could produce more content like this. Great job guys!!
The Kid did a nice job of picking up that motor, but you gotta be careful, I picked up the 15hp for my boat which I’ve done countless times before and I ended up pulling a hamstring. My F-I-L had built some stands out of wood with some casters for storage, nowadays I wheel the boat as close to the garage as I can and wheel the motor as close to the boat and then it’s a lift off the stand and onto the boat. Haven’t had an issue since, as you get older things you did before when you were younger take some planning out
Cool beans! That little boat will look good behind her C10 one day. I love the old Wizard motor. I have a 1959 Montgomery Wards Sea King 5 hp my dad bought new. Yep, she runs too.
You may have to lengthen your fuel line...you spin the motor 180° and flip the handle for reverse. That's a Mercury impeller. Sweet boat! I love the vintage styling. Put a 25 hp on it and hook up the steering!
My dad bought a white fiberglass Lone Star 14' speed boat,when I was around 10 years old ( around 1965 ). My sisters and I learned how to waterski with that boat. The boat was used, but we cleaned it up good and used it for several years on vacations. It had I think a 25 hp Evenrude on it. Memories.
If the windshield is not cracked, just kind of foggy you might try using tooth power mixed into a paste if you can find some. I have used it many times on plastic, usually on old car radio dials to make them clear again. The last one I did it on was the radio out of a Mercedes Gullwing. The tooth powder does a good job of polishing the plastic.
If you buff the windshield with DuPont #7 rubbing compound, it will come out like a brand new windshield. I have done that on many vintage snowmobiles windshields with great success 😊. Nice boat and a great way for that Young Lady to become the ship captain!
The last boat windshield that I needed I had made. I went and got the manufacture name off a windshield on a boat at Bass Pro of all places. They were more than happy to make a custom windshield. We made up a template of what we wanted and sent it to them. About month later we had a windshield back with all the mounting hardware that fit perfect.
I would like to add a suggestion on the fuel line. While your set up will work fine you should have the quick disconnect on the tank and boat motor for easy tank swap outs and filling it up ,and make sure the engine either takes straight gas or a oil gas mix. When go to shift the engine in to forward or reverse there should be a shift indication on the steer lever. If not the engine should be at idle to allow for shifting. I learned a lot from a bout that had an outboard when I went fishing way up north in Minnesota. Great starter and fishing boat and I hope you can get the steering wheel, and throttle system hooked up for and easier drive. I wish I had that boat.
I was born in ‘66. When i turned 16 my dad got me a 1962 Crownline. He got a deal on a new 30hp Suzuki. The boat looked a lot like yours. The motor was a long shaft which made it a little difficult to drive. I had to distribute the weight perfectly.
The windscreen can be cleaned and made clear by micro sanding it with the same items we use in aviation on the their windscreens. It’s not cheap but it saves dollars down the road once you get the kit. Since I’ve been away from wrenching on aircraft for a number of years, I can’t give you a ballpark figure for the price.
You guys are the bomb. I remember Wizard motors, I don't know if Montgomery Ward or Sears sold them. They were just about bullet proof. I'm always impressed by your ingenuity. Can't wait for the next Lone Star episode.
@@DCS026 Right, I was going to say the same thing...I'm 80 yr old and Western Auto had a whole line of Wizard products. I think that particular motor was manufactured solely for Western Auto....
What a neat boat. it is great shape. And the kid is a hoot. The other safety stuff you need on the boat is paddles. flares, A whistle, a bucket if you have bail water .Have fun with it
Love that you snagged a vintage motor to power that sweet lil gem! We had an electric trolling motor that we stashed in our vintage aluminum boat as a backup. We got it secondhand cheap, and it became our go-to for maneuvering around our fav fishing spots on our lakes. Saved the bigger motor for getting out to them. Happy fishing kid!
A outboard motor is the same as a 2 stroke lawnmower, the "flywheel" is actually a magneto from which creates the spark ,check under the flywheel at the magnets in the flywheel.
The "Kid" is going to have to have a Deamsicle ice cream painted on the tailgate of her new truck with one bite taken out of it. The Wizard outboard brought back instant memories of our 15 HP Wizard we had for years. That thing pushed around many aluminum boats around the bays on the Texas Gulf Coast.
Truly a fantastic '57 boat. A find of a lifetime. Not to mention picking up 'the Wizard' and getting it running so quickly. Unbelievable that it runs so smooth. It looks like the throttle may need some 'brand' of penetrating oil squirted in the housing to loosen up it's reaction time. I know nothing about boats, but I do know a thing or two about 'sticky throttles'. I also am a great fan of 'The Kid', she is definitely a 'Gem'. Your whole family is awesome. Keep up the great content, and may God continue Blessing you!
Awesome video. The kid is so well behaved and it just goes to show u how parenting and being an awesome role model affects the child. She's so mature and just a cool kid. Way to go aunt and uncle for being you and being an inspiration to others. Keep up the great content and much love to yall from Maryland❤❤❤
THANKS for the new episode, we all like when the kid is working with you. I still have the flashlight 's and they are waterproof tooo. Just no way to get them to you guys. I'll send 3 one for the kids boat. Can't wait for the boat to be in the water. THANKS
If I am not mistaken, that outboard was made by Mercury, so it's likely to use Merc parts if you ever need them. Also, using a drill to check for spark and to try starting small engines is a real back saver!! Boat looks 👍 great
Johnson and Evinrude are both made by OMC (Outboard Motor Corporation) parts are more available for them than the Wizzard. Cool boat, I look forward to seeing it fishing.
As a kid we had a 14ft Lone Star, different model. A lot of fishing was done out of that boat. I'm 65 years old, so I would have been around 5 to 8 yrs old. But I think our boat had a 45 Johnson but maybe a 25. Y'all's boat is a fancier then the one we had! The Kid is growing up too fast! I know she won't agree with that! Lol Y'all stay safe!
That little motor reminds me of the little train that could, and the boat and the motor look good together because there both from the same time error .
Awesome job yall! What a beautiful find too! I hope yall bought a net for those lunker large mouth bass your going to hook! Dont forget to mix some two stroke oil in with the fuel. I am sure you already have. What a great team. So many happy memories about to be made in that boat. Way to go!!
It's been fun watching the kid grow up, I hope she carrys the flying sparks garage into a new generation
same
I love how the Kid can't contain her happiness. She is amazing and such a gracious person.
Indeed she's a great addition to the show
Great how about you
I absolutely love “The Kid’s” enthusiasm! So many would just sit back and say “Let me know when it’s done” but she’s in there with the best of them! ❤
Aron, you are the luckiest guy around. The fact is, you have two awesome ladies in your life that love cars, trucks, and now boats. The girls can fix just about anything they put their minds too, and now we hear that they love to fish ? Wow, you are a very fortunate man, and the envy of men everywhere . Good for you...
Your niece is so old school, barefoot, rowdy, and loves the old stuff! Yeah I’d adopt her type any day. But I’m older than dirt. Carb needs cleaning? Just a GREAT KID TO BE AROUND!!!!got to love this young lady . Stay bare footing as long as you can my friend…..❤
Cool boat. Throw a trolling motor on the back. It would be better than emergency paddles. Very cool project. The kidd jumps in and works along with you two. Its good to see. The public service announcement about the Mental Health Services is appreciated.
When I watch you three working on a project together, the words passing the torch come to mind again and again. Great video!
Hi everyone, cool outboard, I have my grandpa's 5 1/2hp Johnson Seahorse, is about a 1952. Do yourself a favor, where you tighten motor to boat, get a small rope or chain and fasten to the motor, and have it long enough to tie around a spot on seat, it is just a safety percussion in case motor comes loose on boat, that I don't fall in the lake or it will be gone, have fun fishing, is the most relaxing hobby you could ever have, cheers
YOU guys are so good to the KID (she is so sweet ) GOD will take care fo you two for what you do for her .
I love the putt putt sound of the old marine motors. They are so cute.
Your love and efforts take me back to when I was a little kid and my grandfather had his boat. He was always working on it, him and my uncle. My grandfather is the source for my love of boating and camping. You all have stirred some memories that have laid dormant for decades. Thank you for the stirring.
What a beautiful sunset while y’all are strategizing on the dock! Great video!
@skylerMary I agree! A gorgeous sunset!
We had an old timer up at our cottage that had a 25 HP Wizard on an old Alumacraft boat. That thing ran like a top and was really fast. I always enjoyed seeing him skim past our place at the same times almost every day. It's good to see you folks get this old classic running again. Than Lone Star boat is a beauty.
What Aaron has that counts, is Emily. A supportive lady by his side.
When I was really young my dad took me out in a small aluminum boat and let me drive it, that is one of the best memories I have with my dad, the kid will remember this forever, you guys are so awesome 👍😁❤️
That is soooo amazing, thank you for sharing that ❤️❤️❤️
You three make me smile every time, no matter the project.
Loved that blue 70's stepside big truck
@skylerMary I'm good!
@skylerMary it's good but why are we having a convo on here?
Those two smiles from the girls when the engine fired up makes his day I bet !!!! Love seeing things resurrected and the kid seeing those sticker shock prices for new items. Its going to be some great memories. Thanks for sharing the fun!!
Thanks for sharing, perfect video to have on while I work on some Ranchero parts on a rainy day...
Old boats are the best. My grandpa's 'old man by the sea' was stolen from my garage in the late 1900s. It was a 1965 Seaflight (later hydroswift). It was so fun, I keep hoping she will turn up, but 25 years is a long time. Enjoy the memories.
I think you found the electric starter in that Dewalt and a little mod to the engine cover. 😊 for the boat windshield, look up the procedure for the airplane you all have. You'll be right in business for taking care of the boat windshield.
The three of you have such an awesome personality , the kid is really fitting into your style of projects so perfectly. Thanks for sharing, and I can't wait to see that boat in the water, so please stay safe . 😊
It’s really Cool to see the Kid Working!!! Love HER BOAT AND TRUCK!
Is it time for The Kid to have her own starter channel?
She has such a great presence and personality.
Maybe someday!!
Just a hint of precaution always keep a plug wrench and an extra set of plugs in dry store on boat. Those ol 2 strokes often like to foul a plug even running wide open . It a lot easier to change plugs than to paddle all the way back to the launch. I think if not mistaken those Wizard motors were sold by SEARS . But I may be wrong. To add long life to that old motor you should make your gas oil mix just a tad more rich than prescribed. It be more better to have a bit of smoke and run cooler than run it too lean. That's why you keep extra plugs so you keep running. Be sure and find non ethanol gas that crap will destroy the carbs on that old gal! Be looking forward to the next adventure be safe!
That boat screams cool!! You can buy the fanciest out there but rubbing on it makes it special! And no one else has one like it!
The Kid is so precious and a beautiful, adorable person!
The kid is so cool a true old soul. With the greatest aunt and uncle ever. Its refreshing to see the happy family dynamic. You all are amazing.
I hope you got the oil mixture right. Didnt see any smoke when it fired off. As the owner of a 1960 metal project boat I know the feeling of getting an old boat back on the water again. Enjoy.
Love that LoneStar boat and that very nice Wizard motor was built by Mercury .You could try wetsanding and polishing the windshield and maybe look into pulley
steering as you have the expensive parts already the helm and that new wheel .Good Luck! ...Glenn
My husband and I watched this it was so amazing the kid was so happy she is growing up so fast I love how close the family is ❤❤❤
Hey guys !
Before going to replace the windscreen, use an acrylic lacquer clear spray can on a section of the plexiglass...
You should use fine wet sandpaper or cloth on the surface that has the most damage from the ultraviolet light. ( front facing surface usually )
I wish more adults would teach the younger generations values like this.
I love how you bring these stories across.
And I understand everything that is being done there! 🙂
I really love watching this channel and it brings me so much joy to see how yall get the nxt generation back to see how cool it is to work on the most simplest things
This is the one of the most wholesome videos i have seen in a long time. the kid is so gifted and to have you two around her. Major kudos. Don't stop. You guys will propel her beyond her wildest dreams. never stop.
That is one cool boat and one happy kid! All building those precious moments that you can't ever get back. That is awesome!
Very wholesome to have the family engaged on a project!
Great that you it running, it will give you a lot of enjoyable movements on the sea!
super nice boat
Love the kids fraggle hair stile. Always love that look if any one else remembers the fraggles.
Glad you made it through your injury’s. I went through it for 3 years to save my leg and I was nuts. Went from elite athlete to handicapped person with two small kids that lived with me primarily. Those kids saved me. If I was single there’s no doubt things would have went south. Better help would have been awesome.
Maybe try the headlight restore method to clean and polish it and then give it a clear coat.
Its hard to believe how much the kid has grown up since i have been watching this channel. There is a likely chance that you guys will be able to make that engine be able to run remotely with the steering wheel. They make lots of universal cables that will fit on that engine. You guys have proved your ability to fabricate and improvise through adversity. I feel confident that you will be able to make it work. I have restored many old boats and would be more than willing to assist in helping you find the correct parts. Also, I suggest keeping an eye out on market place for a sweet vintage trolling motor. It will greatly contribute to the ability to fish out of this rig!
You guys are so amazing and every time you bring the Kid into the mix. She has so much fun and this time she was about to cry when she found out about going shopping. Besides she is willing to put in the work anytime you ask her. This world needs a million more The Kids and we would all be better off. Great episode and grateful Aaron is doing so much better today.
That is really a nice Boat and everyone is having fun.
It's been fun watching the kids grow up I've been watching you guys for so many years she's so cute I'm getting ready to consider a shoulder replacement but I'm sure getting mixed signals about it some people go through it easily and some people go through hell I don't know what to do the pain sucks I know where you're coming from
I had a 57 lone star 14 ft. Caught many nice steelhead on the river in that boat. Be really cool to see this one on the water. Old Texas classic boats.
I love the thumbnail! All of u look Amazing! Koolest family thumbnail!!!
Nice Vintage Boat. I love this old Guys. Regards from Germany
Best episode in a long while! It was fun, engaging and left the viewer wanting more. Please follow up with a part two. It would really boost the channel if you could produce more content like this. Great job guys!!
The Kid did a nice job of picking up that motor, but you gotta be careful, I picked up the 15hp for my boat which I’ve done countless times before and I ended up pulling a hamstring. My F-I-L had built some stands out of wood with some casters for storage, nowadays I wheel the boat as close to the garage as I can and wheel the motor as close to the boat and then it’s a lift off the stand and onto the boat. Haven’t had an issue since, as you get older things you did before when you were younger take some planning out
Cool beans! That little boat will look good behind her C10 one day. I love the old Wizard motor. I have a
1959 Montgomery Wards Sea King 5 hp my dad bought new. Yep, she runs too.
She even goes unter „The Kid“ in your phone contacts. 😂❤
The obligatory ice.
I‘m already looking forward to the rest of the video.
You may have to lengthen your fuel line...you spin the motor 180° and flip the handle for reverse. That's a Mercury impeller. Sweet boat! I love the vintage styling. Put a 25 hp on it and hook up the steering!
My dad bought a white fiberglass Lone Star 14' speed boat,when I was around 10 years old ( around 1965 ). My sisters and I learned how to waterski with that boat. The boat was used, but we cleaned it up good and used it for several years on vacations. It had I think a 25 hp Evenrude on it. Memories.
OUTSTANDING !!!!!!
Love the little boat. Hopefully you get it going soon and enjoy fishing from it. Thanks for the great videos and keep em coming.
Good looking boat, you will soon be out on the lake fishing with vintage boat and motor. The three of you are awesome.
Little tip for the hitch, pull the hitch out of the receiver, connect it to the ball and then slide it back into the receiver. Done!
That Lil boat and motor is just so cute. Hopefully ya getter fixed up
Oooh love that boat.Great project
Such a cute lil boat!!
If the windshield is not cracked, just kind of foggy you might try using tooth power mixed into a paste if you can find some. I have used it many times on plastic, usually on old car radio dials to make them clear again. The last one I did it on was the radio out of a Mercedes Gullwing. The tooth powder does a good job of polishing the plastic.
That is such a cool little boat I love it and the vintage engine is Awesome. Can't wait for the next one🤠🤠🤠
If you buff the windshield with DuPont #7 rubbing compound, it will come out like a brand new windshield. I have done that on many vintage snowmobiles windshields with great success 😊. Nice boat and a great way for that Young Lady to become the ship captain!
Awesome little fishing boat ! And y'all got to spend quality time together, , God Bless and hope y'all get a good haul of fish in that little boat 👍
The last boat windshield that I needed I had made. I went and got the manufacture name off a windshield on a boat at Bass Pro of all places. They were more than happy to make a custom windshield. We made up a template of what we wanted and sent it to them. About month later we had a windshield back with all the mounting hardware that fit perfect.
This does help confirm my theory that fishing equipment is for catching people first and fish second. 🐟🦈😀
Pretty neat little boat. I'm happy to see you all having fun.
Try cleaning and polishing the windshield, there are special polishes with the waxes at any auto store. Plastex (sp?) comes to mind.
Plexus I think.
Best upgrade you can buy for an old boat with an old outboard, is a paddle.
😂😂😂😂. Seeing the kid get excited about this is awesome to watch 👍👍
Thanks for sharing your adventures. Love it!!
I would like to add a suggestion on the fuel line. While your set up will work fine you should have the quick disconnect on the tank and boat motor for easy tank swap outs and filling it up ,and make sure the engine either takes straight gas or a oil gas mix. When go to shift the engine in to forward or reverse there should be a shift indication on the steer lever. If not the engine should be at idle to allow for shifting. I learned a lot from a bout that had an outboard when I went fishing way up north in Minnesota. Great starter and fishing boat and I hope you can get the steering wheel, and throttle system hooked up for and easier drive. I wish I had that boat.
I was born in ‘66. When i turned 16 my dad got me a 1962 Crownline. He got a deal on a new 30hp Suzuki. The boat looked a lot like yours. The motor was a long shaft which made it a little difficult to drive. I had to distribute the weight perfectly.
The windscreen can be cleaned and made clear by micro sanding it with the same items we use in aviation on the their windscreens. It’s not cheap but it saves dollars down the road once you get the kit. Since I’ve been away from wrenching on aircraft for a number of years, I can’t give you a ballpark figure for the price.
You guys are the bomb. I remember Wizard motors, I don't know if Montgomery Ward or Sears sold them. They were just about bullet proof. I'm always impressed by your ingenuity. Can't wait for the next Lone Star episode.
Western Auto sold them.
@@DCS026 Right, I was going to say the same thing...I'm 80 yr old and Western Auto had a whole line of Wizard products. I think that particular motor was manufactured solely for Western Auto....
What a neat boat. it is great shape. And the kid is a hoot. The other safety stuff you need on the boat is paddles. flares, A whistle, a bucket if you have bail water .Have fun with it
Aaron, Emily and the Kid, that's going to be a very fine boat once you get it ship shape! Cheers!
Try a headlight polishing kit and try it on the windshield
Good to see it running
The Kid Lifting that Weezurd 💪 like a Boss ! I can remember when that engine was bigger than She 😉 can't wait for fishing with ya'll
Love that you snagged a vintage motor to power that sweet lil gem! We had an electric trolling motor that we stashed in our vintage aluminum boat as a backup. We got it secondhand cheap, and it became our go-to for maneuvering around our fav fishing spots on our lakes. Saved the bigger motor for getting out to them. Happy fishing kid!
A outboard motor is the same as a 2 stroke lawnmower, the "flywheel" is actually a magneto from which creates the spark ,check under the flywheel at the magnets in the flywheel.
The "Kid" is going to have to have a Deamsicle ice cream painted on the tailgate of her new truck with one bite taken out of it.
The Wizard outboard brought back instant memories of our 15 HP Wizard we had for years. That thing pushed around many aluminum boats around the bays on the Texas Gulf Coast.
Good Evening Family , I am so glad to see you again today and I hope you are doing well and having a great day today Beautiful Lady 😊❤ !
Truly a fantastic '57 boat. A find of a lifetime. Not to mention picking up 'the Wizard' and getting it running so quickly. Unbelievable that it runs so smooth. It looks like the throttle may need some 'brand' of penetrating oil squirted in the housing to loosen up it's reaction time. I know nothing about boats, but I do know a thing or two about 'sticky throttles'. I also am a great fan of 'The Kid', she is definitely a 'Gem'. Your whole family is awesome. Keep up the great content, and may God continue Blessing you!
Awesome video. The kid is so well behaved and it just goes to show u how parenting and being an awesome role model affects the child. She's so mature and just a cool kid. Way to go aunt and uncle for being you and being an inspiration to others. Keep up the great content and much love to yall from Maryland❤❤❤
Absolutely love this!!! I grew up fishing in a Lone Star!
THANKS for the new episode, we all like when the kid is working with you. I still have the flashlight 's and they are waterproof tooo. Just no way to get them to you guys. I'll send 3 one for the kids boat.
Can't wait for the boat to be in the water.
THANKS
If I am not mistaken, that outboard was made by Mercury, so it's likely to use Merc parts if you ever need them.
Also, using a drill to check for spark and to try starting small engines is a real back saver!!
Boat looks 👍 great
Johnson and Evinrude are both made by OMC (Outboard Motor Corporation) parts are more available for them than the Wizzard. Cool boat, I look forward to seeing it fishing.
Looking forward to going with you . Thanks for your vids . They keep this old guy going
I've got one of those Bass tracker classics, great little boat. I got mine right before the pandemic for 14995.
Love y’all’s work.
Awesome Little Boat For An Equally Awesome Family !! 👍
There is a way to clean that plexiglass, same way you clean fogged up headlights, i had my trucks cleaned, they used very fine sand paper and rainx !
As a kid we had a 14ft Lone Star, different model. A lot of fishing was done out of that boat. I'm 65 years old, so I would have been around 5 to 8 yrs old. But I think our boat had a 45 Johnson but maybe a 25. Y'all's boat is a fancier then the one we had! The Kid is growing up too fast! I know she won't agree with that! Lol Y'all stay safe!
You guys work on the neatest projects. Can't wait to see the kid catch a fish.
That little motor reminds me of the little train that could, and the boat and the motor look good together because there both from the same time error .
Awesome job yall! What a beautiful find too! I hope yall bought a net for those lunker large mouth bass your going to hook! Dont forget to mix some two stroke oil in with the fuel. I am sure you already have. What a great team. So many happy memories about to be made in that boat. Way to go!!
Great family effort, as usual! Waiting anxiously to see the little Star on the lake. Can that be her name?? "Little Star?" Kinda like "The Kid!"