@@TomMason-io1yn that’s something I will do for now on. I have one sitting in my garage that has sat there for years. Never really had a need for it.

Oops 🦊

@@steverowe4292 I would rather not cut holes in my very expensive haha

@@brandtman05.. it’s definitely sad to see but it’s life I guess

@@JackofHaulTrades it was nice to get rid of a lot of the metal and to get some decent money for it

@@JackofHaulTrades he has two more that we’re not on site. He also owns another Junk Patrol out in Nevada with the same amount, but he’s looking to get out of the Junk removal business and just do demolition

@@scrapinmaster3634 from what I remember, I filled the trailer with trash and half of a demolished RV. The boat itself was around 1800 pounds.

Glad to hear that you liked the video

I own a mini skid and found it interesting as well 😂

@@JackofHaulTrades time to step it up and buy an excavator or a bigger skid bro it’s calling your name buy us buy us haha

@johnathanpeyton haha one day bro! I gotta pay down some debt before I sign up for more 😂

@@JackofHaulTrades hell yea it does I would have had to take the boats to the river to swap and hope I would even make it there and back with the condition that trailer is in haha

@@johnathanpeyton 😂

@@papecat hope you enjoyed the short video

@@Fatlolojr it has a Volvo penta aq125 four-cylinder I’m gonna put the one size up Volvo penta at130 or 135 four-cylinder in it. Supposedly the bell housings are the same.

@@johnathanpeyton forward to see this thing!

@@JackofHaulTrades right lol

@@JackofHaulTrades it’s a good little machine that takes a getting used to, I poked my fingers five times yesterday lol

@@rjacosta1070 very true haha

@@mahdirezaei9932 I know I’m not that good at it still trying different things

@@ronaldoxavier5531 I personally have not had any fuel related issues with mine yet, but I would check the injection pump solenoid that lets fuel into it. These new tractors are so compact and it’s hard to see and or get to anything

@@johnathanpeyton absolutely, thank you,

@@JackofHaulTrades can’t just rely on one skill trade of work have to learn multiple and try to be a master of some

@@johnathanpeyton I agree 👍

@@dcskate1022 not a 350 it’s a 4.3 $1000 for the engine $300-500 for complete out drive $500-1000 trailer Boat removal $500 It all ads up if I wasn’t selling the stuff I wouldn’t be doing this

@@johnathanpeyton even worse. No one wants a 4.3 period. I’m a marine mechanic, you’re going to be incredibly disappointed

@@dcskate1022 I already have three people interested in this motor I’ll prove my point. This is not the first 4.3. I’ve sold. The 4.3 is notorious for losing oil pressure and having a Rod knock because of oil pump failure People leaving water in the engine, not winterizing the boat, exhaust manifold, cracking, and the blocks cracking Not trying to argue with your knowledge just trying to show you things that I have learned

@@johnsmith-wd5sq thanks for the comment. Hope to get to the RV in a couple days. I’m already tired of seeing it. Haha

@@JackofHaulTrades I have been trying new ways to record, glad you liked it.

@@50hellkat2 Best way to completely drain the engine 2 ways to do it Jack the boat up in the front as high as you can Use a adjustable wrench depending on your style engine Some have drain plug with built in dip stick some are just a drain plug 14-17 mm box end wrench Drain oil / water mix from engine to the under area of the engine put a catch pan under the back of boat drain plug Or get in the boat put a small drain pan under the engine if you have enough room and drain the oil mix in it might have to use to pans one to drain the oil mix into And one to transfer the liquid into another pan so you can continue to drain it Hope this makes sense

@@JackofHaulTrades thanks man the machines are making that money

@johnathanpeyton they sure are! Also, great editing skills with that drone 👏 I gotta get on your level :)

@@8978Marty doing good so far thanks for asking

@@mattcummings4990 to be honest, I’m not sure what temperatures mine has gotten but once my temperature gauge rises above half I know I need to do something to get it cooled down I have a rooftop cooler I just haven’t installed it yet. I had one installed on my 95. It didn’t seem to do too much difference. Every 30 minutes I usually get out and blow out the radiator, to really get it cooled down. You need to wash the radiator out. I had a caterpillar with a reversible fan and it got hot just like the Kabota does the reversible didn’t do that great of a difference.

@@Venturewest1 I rewired it once lasted a few months ended up just buying a new control. Hasn’t messed up yet. The wires rub on the hole that they go through and ends up cutting them.

@@JackofHaulTrades I have one for the mini skid also both work great

@@JackofHaulTrades you’re already cooler than me Mr. 3000 subscribers lol

@@johnathanpeyton lol

@@JackofHaulTrades the kx057 has been the best Excavator that I’ve owned so far it hasn’t let me down yet and it has demolished anything I’ve thrown at it

@@right8630 I bought a new 75-2 about 1-2 years ago and then the -3 came out fml lol Just like when you buy a new phone, the day after you buy it, the better model comes out the next day

@@scottshaw3523 I’m sure you could but it would take a bit longer I would recommend using an Excavator even if you have to rent one they have more strength and reach

​@@johnathanpeyton good point! Thanks

If you’re working in a dusty environment or brushclearing Blackberrybush or any fine material it’s best to blow out the radiator every couple hours and wash it out two times a day if the temperature does not go down with blowing it out If you wash the radiator, you need to dry it out before you use the equipment in the dusty environment. Otherwise, the dust will attach itself to the wet radiator and it will clog up faster.

@@johnsmith-wd5sq glad I could help These are just things I have learned over the years from buying and selling boats and also getting boats as projects and finding out they were total trash

@@JackofHaulTrades yes this thing, a monster, rips it all apart quite easily

I hope it helps in anyway

One would hope that they would serve two different purposes

Very true it always cost you something time and money

If I keep getting free boats and selling them I’ll be good haha

Heck Yeah, I love free stuff My buddy found a Husqvarna chainsaw at the dump a few years back and he gave it to me. Absolutely nothing wrong with it. I still have it to this day.