INSTALLING FUEL/WATER SEPARATION FILTER | FRONT HATCH | FULL BOAT RESTORATION - PART 13 

Usually wouldn't watch stuff like this but u got me hooked been following from the start Mac can't wait to see the boat on the water keep it up bro😎👍🏼

Coming along just right !! Nice fitment of the Hatch !! Good explanation for the fuel filter and primer ... Bring on the Motor Start up !!

Great work and congratulations on 2000 subscribers looking forward to the next episode.

Nice Mack! Thanks!

Perfect fit, looking forward to the next video:)

Good name for the boat would be RESURRECTION great job guys love it.

Good time while installing the fuel filter to also install a fuel flow meter (FloScan was an early maker) now Faria makes a great one that fits the same hole as your old oil, water pressure gauges (right around 2 1/4") instead of the tachometer sized hole the FloScan used. Transducer is easier in the Faria as well. The Faria was $180 USD about fifteen years ago when I bought one. The FloScan in the mid seventies was $4-500.00 USD as best as I recall. They both give you gph real time, total used, gallons to go until empty, gallons left in the tank. Combined with your tachometer you can figure your best mpg if you are stretching a cruise. I understand some new high end outboards have all this in their glass gauge. Very useful diagnostic tool as well. Any sudden changes in consumption are obvious and let you know it. If you have a weird shaped tank as many boats do they can be invaluable as 1/2 in a v shaped tank is not a valid measurement unless the sender has been calibrated and most are not. This gauge always lets you know in real terms. Mine have always been accurate to within .01%. Enjoy your enthusiasm.

Great work Nick cheers

Great vid mate 👍

Aha what a coincidence, good video bro keen for the next one

Top job mate well done from the uk 👍

Great video. In 2-stroke Yamaha outboard without autolube is ok too install a fuel/water separation filter? Thanks

Nice work man

Looking good 🤙

Hope that tape is rated for fuel! It is supposed to be YELLOW tape

Great videos guys keep up the great work and I wanted to ask I’ve watched a lot of your videos on fiberglassing when you were grinding and sanding the floor you were wearing shorts how do you keep the itch factor down?

Nicely presented mate. New subscriber here! Looking forward to the next one. LITTLE TIP: If you're filming in your shed with the fluorescent lights, change the framerate in your camera settings. Will get rid of the flicker :)

Getting to the juicy bits

I think you should do a budget build next like a small fibreglass boat for cheap

This new comment section is different but ay m8 keep up the work 👍👍

When this is done its going to look mint 👌

Coming along nicely and your doing a great job. Is the tread tape ok to use in petrol?

What is the brand name of the water separator used in this video?

Hi mate I'm looking at a new hatch like your one for my fraser 626. Where did u buy that one from bud ?

The fuel bulb should be as vertical as you can get it so that the internal valves work correctly . Is that thread tape rated for petrol ? .

The bulb should be between the filter and the engine, not between the tank and the filter as described.

What sonar transducer combo is going in ?

Two things, your segment number should be first since your titles are so long that RU-vid truncates them, and no one can follow the episodes. Further, your hatch is now a marvelous water scoop which is very dumb for a boat that is actually taken in the ocean.