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DEEREMEYER1 - 6 years ago

Those water separators really going to get water out of the gas going to those outboards? Generally fuel-water separators are only of much use in diesel fuel systems.

DEEREMEYER1 - 6 years ago

So where does the "bow" start?

DEEREMEYER1 - 6 years ago

Hmm. I thought sheet metal thickness was designated in "gauge" rather than "fractiomals". What do the "specs" say about aluminum boats in saltwater?

Thomas Smith - 6 years ago

Great presentation! Thanks.

pseudopetrus - 6 years ago

I like wood boats!

lore lore - 6 years ago

Cool

Oscar Zamora - 6 years ago

05:22 persistent chem trails and they're right there in full view.

carcio santos - 6 years ago

what's up buddy? Is your aluminum welding boat being eaten skin salty? because the marsia is eating mine, especially the welds

DIY Tutorials And More - 6 years ago

carcio santos are you talking about that flakey whit corrosion if so they have used a more weld filler however to help prevent and delay this by years is to put a nylic coating its a special clear

Sorin Petcu - 7 years ago

I understand you are making super boats and you are a super dude (or vice-versa), but what's the deal that I can't open your website from Romania? Maybe you only sell your spaceships on Mars? Is it that trying to get perfection, leads to paranoia? It certainly did, dude! Who wants to buy a life saving s...t, from a paranoic, though...

Back Waters and Back Roads - 6 years ago

What on earth are you talking about ?

Maury Ginsburg - 6 years ago

Sorin Petcu
They were scared the Roma would steal the website :D

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Stuntman Mike - 7 years ago

3:20 opens a beer

aerial zorrilla - 6 years ago

no he didn't

CastFromTheHip - 7 years ago

Awesome, thanks!

Russ G - 7 years ago

It's pronounced "gunnel" not "gun-wale!'

DIY Tutorials And More - 6 years ago

Russ G it is called both there’s spelling for both gunnel and gunwhale I prefer gunnel its in the dictionary

Rick Campbell - 6 years ago

https://grammarist.com/spelling/gunwale-and-gunnel/

Maury Ginsburg - 6 years ago

He's an American! He he not expected to have an understanding of English! Or geography!

Ünal Gün - 7 years ago

Tebrikler

jechu r - 7 years ago

serious chemtrails

gumby 8888 - 7 years ago

well when you get a trade in that you can sale for around 5k let me know

Uriah Keating - 7 years ago

Only doctors can afford these.

Kirk Williams - 7 years ago

Not try at all!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The Canada First Party - 7 years ago

I want one of these ; there very nice for our west coast waters

Edward L. - 8 years ago

Thank you. I purchased an Edge Marine OS 23 after comparing it with the North River sea hawk 22. The Edge had a much better ride, turned sharper without cavitating , and is a much better looking boat. Also came with a built-in radar tower/rocket launcher, transom door and crab davit that costs extra on the NR

Gerrell Bradshaw - 7 years ago

Is Edge Marine still in business?

FELLAGET TUNIS - 8 years ago

good

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Thomas Van den heuvel - 8 years ago

is the aluminum used on a 60 ft boat also 0.25 inch?

万古刀 - 6 years ago

sure not, but not huge of different. It also uses different thick of al board for different part of boat.

Andrew Ooms - 8 years ago

thank you for the informational video. helped me out a lot

alanna Partin - 8 years ago

To bad North River Boats are OVER RATED for what they CLAIM they are

a equal dollar Fiberglass is actually STRONGER

biaggiwins - 6 years ago

@Shelby Pickenpaugh I'll take that bet

Matt Akridge - 7 years ago

wcresponder because of weight and cost. fiberglass is also a very slow process. the yard I work at produces a 450ft aluminum trimaran every 6 months, does it make it stronger, no!