Thanks for the ideas. You just proved to me i have all the materials required already in my garage. Throwing a 20hp merc on my 1950s 12ft V bottom. I just need to raise it about 4".

DOPE! Proves the point that many times the best solution is the simplest, I LOVE this and I've watched a lot of DYI jack plate vids. Excellent work my man, thank you for sharing the info.

I've a 26ft Box Truck are you able to create me a sleeper cab. What are the prices you will charge??

I remember that and I root for the bulls so I was mad for the next week

Cool but does not count

No no it does not

i am going to put an adjustable leg chock at the bottom of the transom to direct much of the trust vortex into the hull rather than the extended jack plate, might help

Good job man. I'm going to do the same with my jon boat. 👍

Question is it DOT Compliant ?? Ive heard they are not when its built into the box as such. 🤨🤔

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"Dillon's Dingy" I like it! Thanks for the tip. I've got the same problem to solve and your solution seems like a great option.

what prevents the 2 by 4's from sinking into the boat deeper when you stand on the deck? did you screw them into the aluminum?

Awesome design, and definitely way cheaper than buying one. Cheers!

Thanks

They probably all had a stroke, knowing how much they paid to see a douchebag.

Beauty

But how did you seal the gap between the cab and the room? It just looked open still

I like the idea

I actually found this truck for sale on marketplace

Shouldn't do pressure treated it causes aluminum to corrode its not stronger and painted regular wood will last along time! Looks good tho!

I like the simplicity of this. I was pondering bolting on a .25 " aluminum plate to raise my 25 hp Merc' a fixed six inches. May give it a go. Think it'll work?

Hey do you do this for others?

Great vid. Thank you.

How much for this sleper

I was going to spend a lot more money on a jackplate so I can mount my vintage Mercury Mark 20 at the proper height on my vintage 14 foot v-hull. This looks like a better set-up, and for less money, if a little more work. Better because the jack plate would move the motor back and put the tiller handle too far back for comfort. The jack plate effectively makes the boat longer, which has some benefits, but the comfort and ease of use is more important for my purposes. Thanks for posting this ingenious modification.

Great job!!!

Does it get extremely hot? Or does the ac vents reach that area

What's the charge for something like this??thx

Que utilizaron para sellar entre la cabina y la caja de atrás

Great design and video! Thank you.

What part of texas im n dallas would love to see

How much do you chargeTo put a sleeper in my box truck.

Short and Sweet...Simple and Cheap!!!

What was the thickness of the 32”x1.5” angled aluminum?

Can you build one for me ? And how much you charge ?

What was your empty weight after the conversion?

Good job and look nice !👍 But I'll get an isuzu ftr

Thanks bro. You just saved me $200.

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Between the cab and the box

What did you use to fill the gap

What about the rain? How did you weather proof it?

Nice thanks man

0) nice and cheap design. I would copy 1) Good that you did 2 woods. The rear will fail if you would use the rear only. 2) bolts pins i would put outside for your sefety in case if you fall in boat in deriction of pins

Nice, simple clean. Thanks for the video.

Bought the wireless ones for 20 bucks that shit look like a headache

Soo many people are going to do this!!!

You still do builds?

What kind of wood?

Contact number please