Jareds Tinnie Mods - His Perfect 5m All-Rounder

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If you've grown up in Australia you'd probably be familiar with the "tinnie" culture. Jarred built his business 'Jareds Tinnie mods' to support the tinnie culture, modifying boats to the customers needs. He finally decided to build his own, the 4600CC... Obviously he didnt leave it standard, adding his own touches to the design. We caught up with Jared in Fingal Head, NSW on our most recent ' Barbecue day', to chat Tips and tricks, the build performance and heaps more. You dont want to miss this one.
The Builder - jaredstinniemods.com.au/ - / jaredstinniemods
The Boat Model - cncmarine.com.au/product/4600cc/
We can feature your build too! - contact us - sales@cncmarine.com.au
00:00. - Fingal Heads BBQ Day
00:23. - Introducing Jared & his modified 4600CC
01:40. - The Modifications
02:25. - Build Length & Experience
03:23. - Tips & Tricks
04:04. - Details of the Build
04:40. - Performance Feedback
05:25. - Future of Jareds Tinnie Mods
07:25. - Walkthrough of his x4600CC
09:58. - Conclusion with Jared
Fingal Head, NSW we caught up with Jared from Jareds Tinnie Mods. The base of this model is the 4600CC - but obviously Jared was going to mod the hell out of the design.
Available in kit form, to finished hotworks, or ready for tow away in all parts of Australia, New Zealand, Canada, United States.
Unleash power, conquer swell, and explore offshore horizons like never before. The 4600CC - where size meets versatility, without compromise.

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@AdvHQ 4 месяца назад

Did ya's do his mods on the computer/design - is it saved to buy the design with his mods?

@cncmarineboats 4 месяца назад

Jared did all the mods himself but we could definitely add his changes into a kit for you.

@vaskodimoski5690 2 месяца назад

Where do i get some of the eva flooring and gunnel material from ?

@cncmarineboats Месяц назад

There's a bunch of different brand name suppliers but usually if you do a quick google search for "boat EVA decking" you should get some local business.

@marcianmoon6143 Месяц назад

Jared mentioned he worked on yellowfin boats, how does the ride compare between yellowfin of similar size and this kit ?

@cncmarineboats 25 дней назад

to put it subtly, Jared doesn't own a yellow fin.

@marcianmoon6143 24 дня назад

@@cncmarineboats i wanted to know if he had any experience with driving YF, and how does it compare to this plate kit, in terms of handling, balance, noise , stability at rest,what are the differences

@RayDuP 4 месяца назад

What about the trailer? Do you make custom trailers?

@cncmarineboats 4 месяца назад

A lot of our builders are making their own custom trailers to suit our boats, however we might be working on something in the background!

@adventurehungry Месяц назад

@@cncmarineboats kit for a trailer matching the boat might be great

@cncmarineboats Месяц назад

@@adventurehungry Shoot us an email or PM our social channels, We can sort you out here.

@michaeljobson105 4 месяца назад

Mint little boat what’s the price tag

@cncmarineboats 4 месяца назад

$12,500+gst for the standard. Obviously Jared has modified his vessel. cncmarine.com.au/product/4600cc/

@iainhetherington4608 4 месяца назад

Hi mate nice job with the boat you built but I have a question In a boat that size is there any reason that you could not put the helm right at the front near the anchor locker so as to distribute your weight more evenly in the boat and also give you better deck space at the stern ? A little like a tug boat I guess. Cheers from down south

@cncmarineboats 4 месяца назад

Hey Mate, For a boat of this size moving the helm right up to the bow needs to be considered throughout the whole design because of weight distribution. We develop all of our hulls to suit their topside arrangement to ensure the vessel performs to our standards. Although moving the helm forward to the anchor locker wouldn't be the wisest decision for this specific boat 4.6m "tug Boat" does sound like a fun project!

@therukugorillazaotearoa_ 2 месяца назад

How many hours mate ?

@cncmarineboats Месяц назад

Jarred did this build in his spare time over 4 weeks but id probably leave 115-150 hours if you were building yourself

@markuswilmes3694 4 месяца назад

Just another back breaking tinnie

@cncmarineboats 4 месяца назад

I'd be impressed if you could break your back in this. Better yet build one and find out?

@markuswilmes3694 4 месяца назад

I hear ya but I’m fibreglass and shark cat all the way mate

@cncmarineboats 4 месяца назад

@@markuswilmes3694 Appreciate the watch then!! Maybe oneday we will convert you! 😉

@markuswilmes3694 4 месяца назад

Love the bait and rear platform

@davemagpie 4 месяца назад

Really nice looking rig, but honestly it’s not practical imo

@cncmarineboats 4 месяца назад

Hey Dave! what would you change to make it practical?

@davemagpie 4 месяца назад

@@cncmarineboats the seat would go, it robs to much deck space, you had to shimmy to get past it in the video, shorten the T top, other than that it’s cool set up for the size 🎣🎣

@cncmarineboats 4 месяца назад

@@davemagpie pretty reasonable suggestions. We do have a 4601CC were just completing the design of at the moment! I think you will like the arrangement of that one. keep an eye out!

@davemagpie 4 месяца назад

@@cncmarineboats ok will do 🤙🤙