Just incredible, all my coworkers are going to love this.

The best upgrade I made to my Nautiline was to replace the roof units with two 12K BTU Mini-splits.

construction blankets, used in cold climates to thaw the ground with a hot pipe system

another great video. nice music cuts too.

Kyle, get your ass outta that bed and work on that Nautaline 😁

As always great video

I keep a boat at Cedar Bayou on Texoma. Last month I took down and installed a Dometic rooftop unit-and it didn't cool! I was HOT. I had to remove it and drive all the way home, 9Amarillo) to exchange it for a another new unit.

I literally watch both those other channels! Haha

Lol, I watch both those guys. Also, check out a guy in Berlin Germany on the Rine River. It's called "My first boat" He's on his 6th boat it's a steel barge about 60' I think. He has his barge in the river with all his other ones tied up to it.

If you want to know a little low effort KZfaq marketing trick, you can plug those bigger boat videos that got on trending into one of those sites that scrapes KZfaq tags, and then snipe a handful of their tags. The tags are actually mostly used by KZfaq to suggest related videos, so it increases the possibility of you showing up in suggested videos next to these channels. Basically just pick as many as you can fit that are relevant to your videos so KZfaq knows the videos are related. You can check multiple videos, find common tags, and then add those to your upload defaults so you can increase your chances of showing up on their future uploads. Unfortunately not everyone uses tags so this isn't a universal hack. Don't just focus on the biggest channels, try to find similar channels in the same niche that are pulling good numbers but might have less competition in their suggested videos. But in general you can also use this to get insight on the channel's marketing strategy. I know that sounds crazy, but you can find out what niches they are specifically targeting, possible high value keyword phrases; basically, if they paid for SEO, you're getting expensive research for free. I've used this strategy with my marketing clients and it tends to generate some high quality leads with not a lot of effort, and no need for an Ahrefs subscription lol Another tip I would say is ask ChatGPT to write you a generic description of your channel and what you do, you can get specific sections about each of your shows, Rogue Wave, Speed Bump, etc. Have it generate a separate paragraph for each, and also another generally describing what you do and the history of your channel. Tell it to include the good keywords you found on your competitors videos, and then use that as a structure and correct things, change wording, but make sure to keep the keywords. If you can get 3 -4 paragraphs of info in the description you are more likely to show up in search and suggested videos because google will better understand what the video is about and who might be interested in watching it. It's not really about writing for people, as much as writing for youtube and google, so don't worry too much about how it reads if it's a bit choppy or sounds cheesy, people honestly don't read these days anyway. Anyway, I hope this ramble helps, I found this channel like, 3 uploads ago and I know your content is of a high enough quality to attract more attention. Always looking out for real creators on the platform. If you have any questions I'll gladly try and answer them. Good luck on the house boat, and the channel!

When I looked at the thumbnail I thought you were gonna be cooking blue rock candy💀

You will get the views. Thanks for keeping things real.

THose windows should lift up and out from the bottom.

Don’t blame the shipper… Blame the packer

Hi from the hottest place in America! Thermal curtains from Ross or Walmart! That'll bring your heat way down

You tore into a big job on this one