Nice rig. Your going bigger while I'm going smaller. I've down sized from 20' to 18' and now 10' with a 4hp. I'm right back where I started nearly 50 yrs ago, lol. Guess I've gotten tired of dragging them heavy boats down the road just to fish by myself. Hope you enjoy that new boat as much as I do mine. Jim
I got a polarkraft no reinforced transom I'ma have to beef it up it rolling on take off . I have a 25 hp Evinrude 1970 model I'm running bout 25 mph full deck 6gal fuel 2 batteries ect
That's crazy. I have a 14x40 jon boat with a 9.9 and was getting 22mph.. I've added deck and more weight and get about 17mph now. With an extra person like 13mph. Looking at getting a 25 hp
I have a Mariner 30 too and I realized my carb wasn’t opening up all the way. You can adjust the throttle linkage to open up all the way. I now get around 28 Mph on my 14 foot Jon boat empty.
I had two and it’s a little sketchy tbh the first few times going out then you get used to it. I’ve switched to a 1448 fully decked out with a built 25hp merc 2 stroke I gave the 1436 to my brother lol
My 1436 will run 30 mph. So you should get at least that speed. Make sure the transom is reinforced to be rated to handle whatever outboard you put on it.
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Nice rig. Your going bigger while I'm going smaller. I've down sized from 20' to 18' and now 10' with a 4hp. I'm right back where I started nearly 50 yrs ago, lol. Guess I've gotten tired of dragging them heavy boats down the road just to fish by myself. Hope you enjoy that new boat as much as I do mine.
Jim
Love your new john boat build. Still building my 10 ft john boat. Great videos bud look forward to more
Thanks!
I got a 1436 alumacraft with no reinforced transom it handles my old 25hp Evinrude great it's fairly light motor though less than 100lbs
I’d like to see a stability test video. How stable is it on the water and walking around in the deck
Jeez am I excited to stick a 25 on the back of mine
Great video. Thanks.
You're welcome! Thanks for the comment and watching!
@@TheLowBudgetOutdoorsman I'm putting a 30 HP Suzuki on my 16' V Hull.
I got a polarkraft no reinforced transom I'ma have to beef it up it rolling on take off . I have a 25 hp Evinrude 1970 model I'm running bout 25 mph full deck 6gal fuel 2 batteries ect
What prop u running?
What is the pitch on your prop there? I have a 30 hp Mariner (Yamaha) and I only get up to about 23 mph
Standard 9 7/8 × 11 1/4
That's crazy. I have a 14x40 jon boat with a 9.9 and was getting 22mph.. I've added deck and more weight and get about 17mph now. With an extra person like 13mph. Looking at getting a 25 hp
I have a Mariner 30 too and I realized my carb wasn’t opening up all the way. You can adjust the throttle linkage to open up all the way. I now get around 28 Mph on my 14 foot Jon boat empty.
Do you have a stability test video with this boat build?
I have not done a stability video on this boat yet. I guess I should do one.
@@TheLowBudgetOutdoorsman yes please, you will be the first with aluminum build to do so.
I had two and it’s a little sketchy tbh the first few times going out then you get used to it. I’ve switched to a 1448 fully decked out with a built 25hp merc 2 stroke I gave the 1436 to my brother lol
More stable than a paddle board or kayak
Quick boat
I have a 1436 and go 20mph with a 9.8 tohatsu. If I put a 25 or a 30hp on that thing how fast do you think I would go?
My 1436 will run 30 mph. So you should get at least that speed. Make sure the transom is reinforced to be rated to handle whatever outboard you put on it.
I got the same size but boat brand is lowe with 2003 yamaha 25hp i only get about 23 mph but ive never tried speed test solo
Weight and weight distribution is definitely a big factor in small boats top speed. I can run 26 to 27 with another person
Whats pitch prop your running
@@monstamaxxdee6747 it's the standard 9 7/8 × 11 1/4-f prop
That’s a lot of motor for a little boat but I love it 🤣
Thanks...and I agree. Lol
What prop
9 7/8 × 11 1/4 -F