Hi Sam! I used an o-ring from a Harbor Freight kit. 😊👍 www.harborfreight.com/382-piece-o-ring-assortment-67554.html

Wow, thanks PuffParka420! I'm glad you enjoyed it! 😊👍

Hi dsyukon ! It is a Nema L14-30R, 30 Amp 4-Prong industrial grade locking female generator plug. amzn.to/46T59Ba 😊👍

Hi lakkchina! I purchased the MFS20EEFS model with the electric starter option. This is the reason why I have the battery although I can still start up the motor manually with the pull rope and no battery if I needed to. The MFS20ES is a manual start model with the pull rope only. 😊👍

Hi danielbenjamin515! Technically you don't need to use two lines. I chose to do the two line method so that I would be able to lock the trolling motor shaft to the position of my choosing by taking advantage of the locking detents on the trolling motor mount. 😊👍

Thanks jafo4u508! I do have another generator which is stored inside my garage now which had always been my primary unit for years but I wanted a setup that would always ready to go at a seconds notice and could also be easily started by my wife or any other family member should I not be around. I try to minimize risk as much as possible which is why I run two heat sensors just in case one fails but like everything in life, you just never know what could ultimately fail and I'm at peace with that realization... 😊👍

Hi hehazrisen3529. I'm sorry you feel that way. The primary intention of the video has always been to share the idea of how I chose to do this modification including the files that I created and where you can get it made which has always been linked in the videos description.

That's awesome! Thanks laserlife3065! 😊👍

Hi muszg0o! It's a DIY grab bar that I made utilizing a medical walker that mounts to the paddleski seat base. Here is the basic instructions to making your own minus cutting the tube to make it wider which is not necessary for the Paddleski: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5utq2eZja1glZY 😊👍

@@FFHTV thank you!

Hi piriya13! I replaced the original canopy crossbars with pvc tubing cut to the length that I needed in order to get the correct width to fit the Paddleski. 😊👍

Hi robertjohnson957! Glad it was helpful! 😊👍

Hi taylorcampbell985! Static air temps inside the shed are normally 6 to 7 degrees above the outside air temp when the sun is out. It's been a while so I honestly don't remember temps inside the shed when running but what I can tell you is that prior to relocating the muffler to the out side of the shed the heat would reach 40C / 104F triggering the overheat sensor that I installed which would shut down the generator to keep it from overheating. After relocating the muffler to the outside of the shed I've had no more issues concerning the temperature. Hope this info helps. 😊👍

Hi taylorcampbell985! According to my wireless temp sensors the display has shown the temps inside the shed to be around 6 to 7 degrees above the outside air temp when the sun is out.

For me it was just a process of elimination. In the video description I noted that I was finally dealing with a no-start scenario. After some troubleshooting I suspected that maybe the problem could be the ignition control module. In my specific case it was not. A faulty ignition module can affect ignition timing, resulting in an engine that misfires and runs rough. The engine may also run well at low speed, but won't accelerate well. Considering everything you have mentioned so far that you have checked and validated and still feel that the timing may be retarded, I would replace the ignition control module just to be on the safe side have that covered.

So what was your problem?

The electric fuel pump in the tank was not putting out enough fuel pressure.

Hi fishingistherapy! For outdoor applications I always use ABS. Btw, love your videos so keep'em coming. 😊👍

@@FFHTV Thanks, that is so helpful. I appreciate it and love that you like my channel. Your channel is awesome and is very informative, keep it coming. Trying to decide on how I plan to mount my trolling motor and this tilt lock is genius. Thanks again!

Thanks xxRock81xx! Sadly no natural gas where I live which is why I'm using propane.

@@FFHTV my neighbor was using 20lbs propane tanks until I helped him setup the gas line. He said he was getting 4hrs out of a 20lbs tank that takes $18 to refill here on the tx coast.

Hi TheWaterbouy88! I added the tachometer as it does not come with one from the factory. amzn.to/4fdap6d

Hi jmaklary! Honestly with having the vents I have no worries or concerns with humidity. I'm no expert on this subject so my thoughts on humidity are that if I did not have the vents then it could possibly be a future issue since the shed would not be able to fully "breathe" on its own thereby possibly trapping moisture when the conditions are right for it. 😊👍

Hi iamdave10318! The size of my shed is 5.9 ft. x 3.7 ft 😊👍 → amzn.to/4assuur

Awesome, thank you patrickbass3542! 😊👍

@@FFHTV What is the black device you are using to run the gen output cable thru at the back of the enclosure? I have looked far and wide and cannot even identify it, much less locate one!

It is a 3d printed structure that I designed to support the pvc tube (inside and out) of my generator shed wall where the power chord runs through. Here is the link to the stl file: www.thingiverse.com/thing:6657917

Thank you elKOY0! 😊👍

Thanks sinner-saint361! I currently have 4 tanks for my setup and only keep 1 tank with the generator when running. The way I have done it these past few years that has worked out for me is to refill when two tanks become empty while one tank is in use and the other is waiting its turn. 😊👍

Hi TTURocketDoc! I can relate to that but I prefer not to take any chances with an overheat scenario so my thermal switch is set for 104F 😊👍

LOL! 😂

That is awesome! Thanks emileHD! 😊👍

How did you secure your cement board in place?

I used short deck screws

Thanks for the info! I currently have four 20# tanks. I just need to purchase the splitter hose. 😊👍

@FFHTV you can always pick up a 2 stage regulator with auto changeover like you see on an rv. If you leave both tanks open then when the generator is needing a little extra it can pull from the other tank. The autochangeover regulator are made to sense low pressure. I'm an rv tech and find alot of people trying to leave 1 tank off and not realizing what the other tank does with both are connected in the wintertime trying to run a 40,000 btu furnace. That little 20# will freeze up and eventually burn something out. If your running the generator under a light load then it's ok. But if your putting a decent to heavy load with a 20# tank then you'll get a freeze up. I bet the manufacturer requires a minimum of a 30# tank but recommends a 100# for heavier loads. 2 30# tanks together ok a splitter probably wouldn't even freeze up until about 30°F with a heavy load. Temperature is a big factor on this as well. The hotter the better for propane sense propane boils at -44°F :) up north we add butane to lower this number. 40# tanks on a splitter would be rocking for you. And in the long run you would spend less in filling them because you can fill at tractor supply and hardware stores much cheaper than a exchange and plus use them for numerous things like grilling. :)

Hi pipeliner345! I can only speculate that the heat inside your enclosure was high enough to cause your fans to fail first while your generator continued to run and then eventually shut down due to this high heat. A overheat sensor would have definitely saved your generator in this case until you could solve the heat issue. Also having a way to read the temperature inside the shed while the generator is running is a game changer to help you determine how to go about solving these heat issues. I use a wireless thermometer, linked in the video description, to keep tabs on the temperature inside my shed. Having an overheat sensor is priority number 1, a must in my opinion, if you are going to run a air cooled generator inside any enclosure. I also truly believe that placing the generators muffler outside of the enclosure should be a requirement with these plastc shed setups. Prior to this when my generator was in its original configuration with its muffler inside the shed I would always trip the overheat sensor within 15 to 20 minutes of the generator running which made the whole setup absolutely useless. Once I routed my muffler to the outside, everything changed for the best. Also having a large enough shed to help with air circulation must always be considered. My first shed that I purchased was just big enough to contain my generator and felt it would absolutely not help with air circulation so I returned it and purchased the next size up which is the one shown in the video and am very happy with the size and amount of air circulation available to help with moving the heat that is created inside the enclosure to the outside with the aid of the fans. I hope this info helps. 😊👍

I totally agree! 😊👍

Thanks Roger! Only one thermal switch is wired on mine. The other I just keep there as a spare. You can technically run multiple thermal switches. Each one wired individually from the low oil shutdown wire to ground. Hope that info helps! 😊👍

@@FFHTV ok great. Yes this helps a lot. Thanks

Thank you! Glad the video was helpful! 😊👍

Oh nice! He is famous now lol😃 Hey Nick do me a favor and let me know if your engine starts right up when you get ready to start it for the first time. That issue I had with mine still has me flustered 😑

@@FFHTV Mine started up on the 3rd pull.

My bad mine is just pull start

Awesome! Thanks for the reply! 😊👍

Hey Erick! I sure hope so brother! 😊👍

Hey Erick! For sure the hand truck turned out better than I could have hoped for... 😅 The outboard weighs 104 lbs as per the website specs. 😊👍

@@FFHTV Nice! I though it would be heavier.

Hi Peter! It’s an oscillating Multi-tool. A very handy tool to own. amzn.to/3Wh1CZN

Thank you, your shed looks amazing

Thank you! ☺️👍

Check out the following link: www.thehulltruth.com/boating-how-tois-kerno-memorial-forum/458532-gear-oil-why-can-t-we-fill-top.html

You can fill from top.

Sadly I do not sell this kit but all the necessary information to make your own can be found here: floridafishhunter.wordpress.com/2017/02/22/wheeleez-on-my-boonedox

Hi Sheridan! Here is a link to my blog showing all the parts used for my outrigger setup: floridafishhunter.wordpress.com/2017/01/23/hmmm-amas-on-a-hobie-pa14 I don't have a list for the sailing items but the essential main component is a hobie mirage sail: www.hobie.com/accessories/mirage-sail-kit As far as the furler I recommend the following youtube video which is what I based my furler build on: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q3e6iH5_lNZlhLc Hope that helps 😊👍

@FFHTV Thank you!!! I will be building a copy cat 😄

Go for it ! 😃👍

Hi Rebecca! I would recommend that you use the bow handle itself as the bow eye to winch the canoe. 😊👍

Hi Ralph! No updates as there did not seem to be any real interest in this so I moved on to other projects. I would not think that you would want to use the autoboat setup there in your drive slot. A while back I contemplated on getting an autoboat but decided that for the cost it was not worth it to me. Can you say what was your disappointment with the autoboat system?

@@FFHTV Why would you not want to use it in the drive slot? The reason I fell on your video is because I'm now contemplating a bow mounted Minn kota with advanced gps. But it would have to be a completely custom setup, such as my drive setup. I designed and 3d printed a new drive well cover. I mainly got it for the gps anchor function and it just doesn't keep me in place well. It was okay for a bit but now that I have Livescope, I can't use it properly since I keep getting turned around 180 degrees before the autoboat turns me back around. It works well with moderate wind. Anything less and keeping position sucks.

🤔Just curious... What kayak model are you working with?

@@FFHTV 2016 slayer 10

The cooler mod worked out better than I could have hoped for! 😊👍 Check it out here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p4jHhGRtjpuMeac

It's heartwarming to receive such positive feedback! Thank you! 😊👍

Absolutely. It's a servo controller so not an issue but you would need an input voltage of only 6 volts (not 12 volts) if running the servo directly off the servo controller connected to just a battery. 😊👍

Thank you! 😊👍

@@FFHTV Yes Sir by far the BEST!!!!

You guys aren't looking very hard, there is build after build with similar boxes all over youtube.

Thanks Samuel! The end caps I used are 3d printed. 😊👍