C-Note Mac -Alan Jacksonov

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When Putin let me driiiiive!

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3WSportfishing I have a 1986 40hp Johnson that still has 130 psi on both cylinders. It runs like new. It’s on a 86’ Alumacraft Maverick.

You say a machanic striped your sparkplug threads ? Sorry that was NOT A MACHANIC ??? He is a IDIOT

lbbradley55 question is why couldn’t the op just change the plugs lol

@@xtune5731 ya know it's going to end well with that Jerry rig JACKPLATE WOW... 🤣🤣🤣

@@xtune5731 ya know it's going to end well with that Jerry rig JACKPLATE WOW... 🤣🤣🤣

For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten son that whosoever believes in Him shall not perish but have everlasting life John 3:16

Gary Vallone Jesus love to party

Grady Browning It’s going 55 mph. For the record he says 33 to avoid any fines down the road

I do some crazy, unsafe, things but this even exceeds my tolerance. hahaha

It’s fine I love this boat it screws

They all had plywood jack plates back then ding dong......

you have no idea how strong marine plywood an thats three quarters of an inch thick an glued an screwed together is lol. do that math.

Millennials 😂

Had a 1632 with 25 hp Johnson ran 35 with a passenger on board. Older motor like this one. !!

You can always throttle down a motor that's to big for your boat but you cant add throttle to a motor thats to small for your boat.

@@JohnSmith-ol2qu indeed

Same here , wheelies with trim up lol always get compliments by guys with 9 hpers

My 9.8 Tohatsu pushes about 22 mph downstream, 19 upstream. Lightweight 14 ft. Fiberglass

@@gsp49 hell that's pretty quick for a 14 footer with that motor my motor is a 2017 4 stroke electric start

firebrand07 I agree. Got a 50h on 18ft Alweld and do 32mph at best. He’s cookin!

Ben Nag, 50HP?? That must be a thrill!

😁It’ll scoot!

I saw a guy put a 90 on a 14 foot flat bottom and I was surprised he didn’t flip in an oncoming wind

35 mph

Pretty sure this is Kellogg Creek on lake Allatoona in Georgia

I HAD SOME OF THIS 35 HP IN MY LIFE, USING IN LAKES AND BAYS. THE MOS ADEQUATE PROPELLER IN USE, IS 10" DIAMETER, AND 11" OF PITCH. ONCE, IN A LARGE 17' FIBERGLASS BOAT, I USE ONE OF THIS ENGINES, WITH A 11 X 9" PROPELLER. THE MAXIMUM SPEED WAS ABOUT 18 MPH, BUT THE BOAT GLADING WAS IN ABOUT 12 MPH AND AT 14 MPH WAS THE MOST ECONOMICAL RUN. IN 5M ALUMINIUM BOAT, OR 5M JON BOATS, A 11 X 13" PROPELLER MAY BE GOOD.

I can’t write it any better than Vilmar g.

I put a 15 on my 12' Gamefisher. Too much fun!

@Ricky Roberts you ain't lying, I've got a 25hp '69 Evinrude on a 12' Jon boat. I may not outrun the bigger bass boats on the lake but the places I can go that the big bass boat can't certainly makes up for it

roy zabel interesting. What is 25 SS motor ?

25ss is a motor mercury put out that only forward gear short lower unit ...lower centre of gravity water pickup is bellow the gear so you run only half the prop in the water create s less resistance and higher rpm and you run double oil 25 to 1 Japan has stadiums that they bet on like horses racing with boats ...look that up

the dirty dems and the done dirt cheap!

Lots of 14' x 36" hull x 18" sides boats were rated for 25 hp. My 1991 Dura-Craft, for example.

Lionhanz 69 awesome ...... how much does that engine cost

Please show me these cheap props XD I need one and cant find one cheaper that $75

What would increasing the pitch to 19 do to the performance?

@@sergiomoran8851 being that the boat is very light the engine is hitting its maximum operating rpm. Thats good. But because the propeller is a 13 pitch at max rpm it can only attain a certain speed but may have plenty of hp to spare. If the engine can attain its maximum operating rpm with a prop of greater pitch the speed is increased. Actually I would go to 15 pitch to start. If the engine can still hit its maximum rated rpm then you are using the full potential of the engine. You want to increase pitch until you reach the threshold of your rated RPM. Say the engine rated rpm is 5000 . Engine currently hits 5000 rpm easily. Increase pitch from 13 to 15 and if the engine still hits 5000 rpm, That is good and the gain in speed is good as it decreases your fuel consumption per KM and increases range. It is fun playing with prop pitch because it is fairly inexpensive. If you can hit your max rated rpm easily with a 15 try pitching a prop to 16 or 17. Just add what you would figure would be the most weight you would expect the boat to ever carry before increasing pitch. You always want the engine to reach its max operating RPM when the boat is loaded. 15 pitch would likely be your highest pitch. But mabe because the boat is very light you could get to 16 pitch before it affects the engine rpm.

Thanks James, makes sense

Where are you from where wardens do this?

I could be wrong, and someone correct me, But I think those are just coast Gaurd recombinations and not laws. Can yon actually get ticketed for too much horse power?

Great estimate sarcastic

What's he gonna say?

@@mwilliamshs Lee county said if he sees me on the boat ramp I'm getting fined lol

@@zumazoomzoom7632 for what?

@@mwilliamshs hulls have horsepower rating for a reason. Also taking these light boats overpowerd also brings the issue that the hull is not designed to take the additional force against water/waves the added speed creates...fiberglass will crack and riveted johnboats will eventually start leaking.

Any??? How often do you have a day with NO wind? It's really hard to flip a boat, and I've never seen or heard of wind being the only cause. This comment just rubbed me the wrong way, sorry. Let the man do what he wants, when he wants, how he wants. Moving on now....

U need water pump not pissing enough hope u have not burnt it up yet

@The Bushwacker what ever just trying to keep you from overheating

@vojomatusenko

Right now I don’t have any complete control box for it, feel free to call me if you need talk to me.