1448 Weldbilt Full Build! pt 1  

Might do the locker. Seems like it's what the people want.

@@TRICKEDTINS I'm sure your customer will appreciate it. When not holding rods it just becomes a large stow. I use my port side rod locker for a paddle, life vests and tackle. Can't go wrong.

Thanks brotha! Episode 2 is almost done. Should be dropping this week.

Thanks that welder is super nice!

Thanks brotha! That rod locker is still up for debate...

Thanks brotha! I think you'll like part 2! Probably dropping on Wednesday

@@TRICKEDTINS I'm watching your Videos since your third or second upload. I think this series is, what many peoples are looking for. Regard from Germany

Thanks brotha!

Thanks brotha!

Hahaha! I like those builds. They are flashy, and Rememberable. That was a crazy linup I hit with NEPTUNE, MARYJANE, PUNISHER! I think this one will be right up there with them.

Makes sense. Im seriously considering the locker...

Thanks brotha! Its a passion. Each one is unique, and custom. Im always trying to 1 up myself.

I need to colab with some other Googan members to get the numbers rolling!

@@TRICKEDTINS yeah man. It will come. Seeing some of the work you’ve done especially when you link up with other content creators it will take off one day and b4 you know it you’ll be at 100k

It's looking good already!

I hear ya. Its only a 14ft boat tho. Im still on the fence about the rod locker

Lol rod locker? What’s wrong with the floor of the boat?

Watch the final real

Cool man thanks for offering. Hmu on IG or FB messenger

For sure. Tig is way cleaner, and you have so much more control. Anybody can squeeze the trigger on a mig gun.

Hahaha, not like this! These are one of a kind.

Virginia Beach

The 1448 tracker grizzly I just built hit 26 mph with the same exact motor. Its a 9.9 with 15hp reeds.

@@TRICKEDTINS good to know my 15.5 sea nymph has a 30 hp 1986 evinrude and does about 20-24 with two people and tackle.

It's probably full of heavy waterlogged foam. It has a lot to do with weight distribution, RPMs, prop, and jack plate.

Sorry man. Episode 2 will be different.

I did not realize how much I cuss until I started making videos lol. I'm trying to replace those words. If i say its "sick" I really mean "this mf'er is bad af" I'll try harder!

Never heard of a 75" wide? Width is measured at the floor of the boat. No offense, but Im really not interested in working on an old rivited hull. You can reach me at TrickedTinsJonboats.com

@@TRICKEDTINS 50 at the water line 75 top side, and its all welded 680 pounds modified V

@@TRICKEDTINS allot of your flowers I'm sure have old riveted tins. Thinking your to good to work on someones older riveted tins is not a good look at all. Most people who own these boats aren't wealthy. There cheap boats so the average working man they can afford them if not new the older RIVETED tins for sure. And allot of people love the older boats. Sure its great to work on only new boats, there clean, built better etc. But not a good business model. And honestly with that attitude and way of thinking I bet your turning away allot of money that could be had, and turning off allot of subscribers like me. Take me for example, I have some money. I have several boats in Florida and N.Y. But I have this one tin boat i liked and purchased used here is fl. I own 4 tins all together and several various offshore boats. So a subscriber or customer might just want a floor or a trolling motor mount etc. Quick easy money. They follow you and most likely dream of one day wanting some work done from you as i did.. I sent you a couple photos and texts. Not one reply. So your certainly not a business man in the tin boat business or here to make money off the actual boats, your all for show on here! And with that you lost a subscriber and a potential customer who would have spent thousands over the years of i liked your work. But nope.. you judge a book by its cover! Piece ✌