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The ones in this video are Brocraft. amzn.to/4ewLf2d

Yes, it can be stored on its side. Just be sure to lay it down gently. I usually placed something on the bottom fun that would elevate the outboard a bit, keeping the hydrofoil fin above ground.

Thank you Erick 👍 I appreciate your time. You're the GOAT. I preordered the Saturn 11' Heavy Duty Boat XHD330. I'm honestly a little concerned with the overall weight of 140ish pounds. It's a little above your recommended 100ish pound limit from your other video, but I'm hoping once I'm on the water with 2 passengers and gear it will justify the additional weight. I'm 37 in reasonably decent shape, I should be able to man handle the boat with the aid of a hand cart. I own a truck as well, I'm hoping that will minimize the "pain" of transporting. I'm currently shopping around for a 9.8 Tohatsu 4 stroke. I was initially leaning towards a 6hp, but I think the extra power of the 9.8 will be the best option for my circumstances.

@@Criticaldrinker That is awesome, thank you! As for the weight, just transport the airdeck floor separately from the boat. This should reduce the weight by 20 pounds or so. You can always install the floor when you're ready to put it together at the dock. The 9.8 Tohatsu is epic! I owned it for about a year and the sold it, I needed the money at the time. Recently I got myself a Hangkai 12hp, which is a direct clone to the Tohatsu 9.8hp 2-stroke outboard.

I'm not sure about the others, haven't worker with them.

@@ErickMartinSucre the mathematics doesn't add up, i never liked it anyways at school

@@Zanderman2000 To summarize, in order for the Hangkai company to sell their outboard clones, they cannot market them exactly as their main brand counter parts. The 12hp is a Tohatsu 9.8hp clone, and the 18hp is a Yamaha 15hp clone.

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Agreed, 100%.

That is appreciated, thank you! This model is what Lexus is for Toyota

Always a pleasure to help! If it is not too much trouble, when you do buy it, use my link since it helps me a ton.

Thats incredible 😲

The idea behind this is that one could place the wheels and have no need to remove pin. It needs more work, but once it does, it'll be a viable option for some of us.

Excellent! Thanks 😊

I did mine in 7 days, running it for like an hour and a half everyday

You can run it 10 hours straight, but if you're using a bucket, the water will get really hot at 1 hour mark. You could place it on a boat at the lake and let it run, that could work.

@@ErickMartinSucre thank you so much 👍

@@ManuelMartinez-tz6pq Anytime!

Thank you kindly 😃

For like 6 years I used the Analog pump from boatstogo "ua-cam.com/video/DuXeTTKVPwk/v-deo.html". It died at year 6 of a lot of use and abuse. Boatstogo caught up on what happened and they sent me this one "ua-cam.com/video/QY5uunmeQ1E/v-deo.html" it is no longer available for sale since it was discontinued. Then Topump sent me this cool pump and I've been using it ever since.

lol, you mean my living room?

Thanks 👍

And you should be able to detach the wheel from the axle easily, to save some space in the car.

Making them aluminum would be the better choice so it can bare the weight.

They also want to make it cost-effective. If complexity is involved, it'll rack up the price.

@@ErickMartinSucre I think my suggestion is cost effective : Aluminum transom bars + solid plastic wheels. Stainless steel is not cheap, and pneumatic tires are a pain ..... we've got many broken glass and sharp things on the beach here

@@ErickMartinSucre you used to have plastic wheels in this video. ua-cam.com/video/3BhXu1PAqko/v-deo.htmlfeature=shared I don't like that design either, you have to drill the transom too low. Boatstogo may try to combine these plastic wheels with an aluminum bar like the one in this prototype video.

Yeah, that is true. These are actually air tires as well.

The weight may break them. These stainless steel pins don't rust that easily

I don't like leaving the boat in the water. Transom wheels is the way to go

Not that I know of, sorry.

@@ErickMartinSucre I hosed the car down, turns out water leaks though the bumper crew holders. I’m also going to reseal some previous done areas, who knows I missed something. Looks like I need to remove the bumper.

Whoa! I wonder if the car was rear-ended at some point.

@@ErickMartinSucre I checked all service history on the car, no accidents. This is a clean vehicle luckily! I’ve seen a few posts about this kind of leak. I also noticed water was coming from the top again, definitely missed a spot.

@v31.48 Crap! Well, at least it is a reliable car. I killed my poor little Prius when I got into atvs. Slapped a hitch on it, dragged the poor Prius through rough/dirt roads, and eventually the little engine just went "Pop" and that was it. My heart still aches when I think of that Prius. That Prius is the reason why I got me a 2012 RX450H Awd model. Picture a really big Prius that has awd, thats my current car.

Agreed!!!

Yeah, that could also work but it may reduce the surface area where the tube rests on the bracket, making it more likely for it to bend or crack. Thankfully this is just a prototype. Thank you so much for your input!

I agree. Bigger wheels is the way to go, so making the tubes longer may be the way to do it.

I saw a few campers there when going back. You have to go up a small hill and there it is.

@ErickMartinSucre yep that's it that Hills a lot higher than you think it is it was just so flooded when you were there I don't know if you realize they're not but right when you enter that River there is an island that's an Indian shell Mound

@@craigherbert200 I did not know that

A very elaborate explanation

@@ErickMartinSucre Well, that is YOUR fault! Why? Because, like me, you found a good product worth commenting on. 🙂 But only 10 comments 😞 Maybe find a list of extremely new products that are selling extremely fast and then you make a video about the product's good quality. Show those Internet-surfers trying to find why the product so good why its so good. And then they will also be able to read people's comments that actually use the product and are NOT saying good things about it just to help those products sell well. Those are the good platforms I look for as well as millions of others. And does UA-cam still paid $1200 for each million views on uploaded videos?

About 6 years. The 2 models I personally own, SK385XL and ZK380, have been with me the past 4 years seeing a lot of use and abuse. These inflatables do well being stored away from the sun's heat and rainy days. Keeping it stored indoors will make these last a very long time.

My pleasure 😊

It sucks so much! Took me a while to figure it out. That's why I made this video. Hope it all goes well.

Glad this video still helps people get into the hobby

No issues. I use it now on my Lexus

That's cool!

Here in Florida, only the boat needs to be registered

There's a few Island near Miami if I am not mistaken.

@@ErickMartinSucre I like that island bro Imma go one of these weekend

@@ErickMartinSucre we got island but not island like that with bbq and stuff that 🏝️ is 🔥🔥

@@ErickMartinSucre we should get to getter and maybe go on trip with couple inflatable boats and have some fun there

@DJFLIPZIDEZ I like those islans. They are easy to get to, there's quite a few our there to pick, can't go wrong with them

I wanna go back again.

Whoa! 5 bucks for has, that's insane

Yes! I used often too

The 1 reason why I like Saturn is because they make good quality inflatables at affordable prices. Similar brands can coat 2 or 3 times more.

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Glad my video helped. They are great little motors. Make sure to lubricate the lubrication points and the spline.

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And a sharp turner. It takes sharp turns so you gotta pay attention, but considering your resume of boats, I am sure you already knew that. Thanks for watching! Oh, and if you purchase from Boatstogo, please use my links since they help me a lot. Thanks!

1st, in order to have enough power to pull a tube, the boat and you, you'll need at least 20hp. Then you have to consider the amount of force being applied to the transom by the motor and pulling the tube that could cause a failure. I do not recommend you do it. On a standard boat it's easy, but not on an inflatable.

It really is. I would go 80mph down the Turnpike with the windscreen up and it feels like you're inside a car.

SD365 paired with a Hangkai 12hp is a pair made in heaven. It is perfect for a solo user, maybe one more person with gear. As for 3 people and lots of gear, it will be cramped and slow. SD385 and maybe an 18hp Hangkai might do the trick. The Hangkai is around 80 pounds, while the SD385 is around 120 pounds. That could handle 3 people with gear quite nicely.

If you buy from Boatatogo, plz use my links since it helps me. Thank you!

Triton was the badge used for heat-welded seam models. Now Saturn makes all of its models heat-welded, with the exception of paddle boards and kayaks. The Triton badge is no longer used, but some retailers still have some old stock with it.

You're very welcome!

Yeah, they do scratch a bit. I currently use the small pouch with just one screen.

I launch from boat ramps mostly since I like going Island camping and leaving my car in a safe place

I've never used the balloon transom wheels before so I have zero experience with them.

No, just early morning

Salt Springs has a little bit of everything in it. Beautiful natural spring pool, camping, kayaking/boating.