Great video

Great video but how is there any room to push the nut off of the flange is right there?

Super clear!

Thank you, good video... Well done.

Haydon why do you not place the middle packing 90 deg off the other two. Many thanks

Dude, thank you!

Awesome. This is similar to the Ticking Stickla approach used in carpentry. See KZfaq search for "woodworking ticking stick"

I like this. I’m going to do it only 88ski nautique this weekend. Thanks

Super helpful! Thank you

how do you know what thickness to buy? i have a choice of 3mm or 5mm

Wondering why you do a final adjustment once the boat is in the water? Do you go for a run with the motor and tighten according to the drip frequency? Great video and background music! Thanks

Very good idea ! I’m intending on replacing all my through hulls .

If you enlarge to two 12 volt batteries, run them on separate chargers and connect them to separate loads. This isolates them so they don't fight each other. Chasing false goals and batteries in parallel are the most common griefs in land or sea solar panel systems. If you need a lighter load, buy a small 12 volt chest freezer and always run it on ECO mode, to prolong appliance life. The big fridge can then hold your charts, binoculars, and cameras.

Thank you. This is the one to watch.

He did not prime the Bulkhead! Before tabling in ? 9:32

Brilliant advice, I am about to do two this winter, and really didn't want to attack with a hole saw or a grinder!

Awesome very helpful well done video

Good video. Do they still sale these boats and if yes, where? Thanks

this is a HOW NOT TO video

Thank you.

Someone apparently didn't know what a "ticking stick" was. There is absolutely NO reason to have so many notches going down each side of the stick.

Pretty smart😮

Hose clamps on the shaft appear to be incorrectly fitted. Each pair of jubilee clips should be fitted in opposing directions. Yours are all fitted in the same direction?

Dose it do the same as a tick stick only the creation of this stick is unnecessarily more work to do

bit of an overkill with the backing plate...🏴‍☠️⛵

Great video Hayden! Thanks!

That was a scraper blade not a wood cutting blade u literally burnt through the wood to cut it they sell blades with little teeth to cut wood for a multi tool wow I beet u struggled bad

For anyone interested, that prop puller is called an Algonac Prop Puller. It is sometimes called a Minderman Prop Puller. There is a KZfaq somewhere about the same puller being used underwater. Make sure you have a line tied to the puller or you will have to search for it in the mud and gunk under the boat.

Nice video! Put the seems at 120 degrees, you can put the full length packing around to measure the length in one go. Make a shallow incision but don'r cut it on the shaft ;-)

Just watched your first 2 videos. Very informative. Thank you

Dude. That was very educational. So what is the final adjustment. What is this thing supposed to do?

Great video!

Can you do it to top ridge of boat instead of on its side like the top lip?

Thanks, that was excellent!

Is it an ancient method or is there some complicated concepts I do not understand? You could as well just trace it directly on the cardboard and create the exact shape.

Lol, there may be a situation when this would be more useful, but in the described situation, and since you already went to all the work to get your cardboard laid out next to your work, a simple straight stick with a single notch and a pencil would trace that curve directly to your cardboard. Lot less work.

I've never seen the joggle-stick method before. I've learned something new. Thanks!

Great informative video

This is literally golden! Thank you so much!!

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Very smart

Nice job on your videos!

That stick made me dizzy 🥴

I usually use heat even with a prop puller, it just works better.

Good technique, but I think you would be better tying a prusik hitch for your friction knot. It's easier to tie , used less rope, and virtually bullet proof.

That was AMAZING! I have been dreading this part of my next refit - thank you sir.

Cual es el precio de una propela así?

Thanks for this handy video, Hayden.

muy claro ......gracias

Awesomeness