How to Make a Homemade Boat Motor for Under $90.

[@TheWickerShireProject]

Insane. Wish we were neighbors. I love learning and tinkering like this. Your 100% winning in life and doing it for cheap! Mad Props sir!

[@chud327]

Love the comment and thanks for watching. We can be virtual neighbors through KZbin…

[@johnw65]

Briggs yard motors are great! I've seen them on minibikes, gokarts and now an ingenious outboard! There's something special about folks who 'think outside the box'...

[@chud327]

Thanks so much and thanks for watching.

[@1FishinAddict]

I had this very same idea 20yrs ago as a broke college kid. I couldn’t get the crank shaft and didn’t get it all rigged up. Still have the Honda engine and evinrude lower unit in my parents garage. Maybe it’s time to resurrect the beast. Thanks for the inspiration.

[@daltondrummer]

@Tsunauticus III gas is better

[@Shornandkenny]

Dont waste your time lol. Spend 800 bux and get a merc 9.9

[@rhondakendrick2563]

go for ti good luck

[@MatanuskaHIGH]

mr machinist not new at that price...🤷‍♂️.

[@Shornandkenny]

@@MatanuskaHIGH no, but certainly a really sweet used one for 800. I tinker also so I get this build, but its really noisy and kinda inefficient.

[@billymarkwell1105]

In this throw-away society we live in......it's great to see something getting repurposed instead of being thrown away.....

[@chud327]

I couldn't agree more and thanks for watching.

[@narutohuntmendemon6354]

Thing is if someone wants to repurpose a thing they can unless it's something like a lawnmower than they just throw it away because they don't know the inner workings of a mower and wouldn't know how to repurpose a mower safely

[@jessetacy7351]

​@@narutohuntmendemon6354knoll

[@ratfood3875]

I am just learning this way of life and now most things seem so cheap. Having fun doesn't need to be so expensive guys :)

[@davechampion5471]

I love watching stuff like this. I once watched my dad build a homemade air hockey table with a dryer motor and some pegboard.

[@chud327]

That sounds very cool and thanks for watching!

[@iraborton3941]

I have repurposed a lot of lawnmower engines too. You can adjust the governor on the lawn mower engine, it sounds like it's still running at lawnmower RPM, which is well below the engine rated 3600 RPM. A 21" lawnmower engine governor will be set to run at about 2800-3000 RPM max to keep the blade tip speed within safety limits. The engine is actually rated at 3600 RPM.

[@chud327]

That is cool info and thanks so much for watching!!

[@DiabloOutdoors]

You've transformed a landmower into a boat motor.... I'm speechless.... You're a genius!

[@chud327]

@@DiabloOutdoors thanks and thanks for watching!!

[@loveeveryone8057]

an idiot is a genius to another idiot.

[@jayryan7473]

It's so fun operating a classic outboard! When I was a kid we had an old brass colored Neptune 2.5 horsepower motor on the back of our aluminum V Hull and it ran like a top-despite the insane vibration coming off the handle and through your body LOL. That lawnmower engine is probably only 4 HP but that's not the point-the point is he saved a lot of money while having fun. Well done!

[@chud327]

Thanks so much and great points. thanks so much for watching.

[@michealhudson4515]

I built one and it worked great. Only thing I forgot to do was take governor off engine. 10 hp Briggs and Stratton pushed my little boat 12 mph. Not bad for a afternoon project

[@chud327]

I was very impressed with the oppy that I used after this one, it pushed my jon boat 15... thanks for watching.

[@troyblackford-dowell1178]

I have a 4 stroke outboard. A very important thing to know is, you can not lay them on their side like a 2 stroke. The oil in the crankcase floods the carb and cylinder. You have to drain them if you have to transport them on their side. Great info video!

[@chud327]

So true and thanks for watching!!

[@anthonyperry6113]

That is frigging awesome! I have all sorts of old lower units with either bad motors or water pumps. My mind is racing now!

[@offhandacoustic]

I have two good running mowers and a broken trolling motor. Could make for a cheap "spare engine" for my boat for just in case I break down. Adding this to the list.

[@chud327]

@@offhandacoustic I say go for it and thanks for watching!

[@chud327]

Hope you will build something great and thanks for the watch!

[@craigmonteforte6111]

your Engineering Skills are really Excellent I’m most impressed that you do everything without a Lathe or any High Precission Machining it’s very Cool to watch you coming up with the Solutions you get and the results with just a Welder and a Grinder !

[@chud327]

Thanks so much and thanks for the awesome comment!!

[@TheOceanX]

I’ll be honest, I rarely sub to channels unless I’ve been watching them for a long time. Your picture of the sub in the background won me over instantly. 😂

[@chud327]

I love hearing that and thanks for watching!!

[@billywaynehuggins8567]

I have worked as a mechanic for many years but you have figured something out I got to give you a thumbs up good job

[@chud327]

Wow, thanks! Love that comment and thanks for watching.

[@billywaynehuggins8567]

I have built race cars I have built four wheelers I have built all kind of things but you have got one on me there I have wondered many of a Time how one could be changed over and I know there's people out there that's got bigger and better ideas but they don't sit down and do it yeah they talk a big game but coming down to the nuts and bolts they don't know anyting about it I've got to give you credit you sat down and did a good job on that

[@JamesCouch777]

That is a prime example of what you can do with a little effort and some spare parts.👍👍

[@chud327]

Love the comment and thanks for watching!

[@billslack1879]

lack of dollars will foster new skills!

[@chud327]

@@billslack1879 yes it will and thanks for watching!!

[@fieroboom]

I realize this video is a year old now, but wanted to say that pushmower engines depend on the blade acting as a flywheel, so it would run a lot better & smoother if you welded a steel disc to the self-propelled pulley & slid it back on as a flywheel. Alternatively, you can replace the aluminum flywheel on top (where the pull rope is) with a cast iron one if you can find one that fits, like maybe a similar-sized horizontal engine or older small riding mower engine (like the tiny rear-engine homeowner riders). Awesome build!!! 😁👍

[@chud327]

Awesome comment and I actually replaced the mower flywheel with a pressure washer flywheel. Thanks for watching!

[@mattmgmhs]

If the mower makes greater or equal power with lower RPM than the 2 stroke, then you should use a larger prop to maximize performance

[@SolarityTechnology]

Yeah I was wondering about that myself. He could find the power curve for that motor and try to size a prop to would match it at wide open throttle. I went from 3blade to 4blade prop and had to get a prop with the right size and pitch.

[@christopherkibodeaux2319]

Or do a 3to1 pulley.

[@charleseichholz6703]

Thank God for grinders looks like you put half a spool on that thing. But, my hats off to you sir. Ingenuity at it's finest!!

[@chud327]

I couldn't survive in the garage with out a grinder. Thanks for watching.

[@travelingwithrick]

Amazing build. Fun and interesting to watch. I has a 72 evinrude 4hp. Very reliable. Make sure you get extra shear pins when you take it out on the water. Thats why the prop is in such good shape.

[@chud327]

Great tip and thanks for watching.

[@rkstreeter]

I did the same thing in high school in 1976 with a 2 stroke lawn mower engine!!

[@chud327]

Love it, I am getting ready to do another, this will be my 5th one.thanks for watching.

[@jessegroth2867]

You did a dam good job getting that adapter cut ground and welded that straight with the tools you used! Bravo my friend!

[@chud327]

Thanks so much and thanks for watching!

[@yewwtooob]

I did this with a "4 HP" champion blue ribbon when it locked up. I put a lawn boy 2 cycle 6.5 hp engine on it. Worked great.

[@chud327]

very cool and thanks for watching.

[@foxstan]

The original outboard's driveshaft was a slip fit. allows expansion as the driveshaft heated up from exhaust gasses going down to the prop without damaging the engine or lower unit as well as blind fastening.

[@qualquerdomundo]

What is the split fit problem to this conversion?

[@michael476b]

I lived and worked in guantanamo Cuba on the navy base. All our pontoon boats were made with old fuel drums. These was pre plastic drums. 2 sheets of plywood. When it rusted or rotted just build another one. Some were pretty fancy.

[@Smittyschannel]

This world needs more of "more time than money" situations like this. We are too much of a throwaway society.

[@mhrobotguy1709]

I did nearly the same thing about 10 years ago. But I put a chain coupler between the motor and leg. I've used it extensively without any issues. The only thing I would do differently would be to put a CVT or centrifugal clutch between them. I'm working on that project currently. Problem is the engine at idle speed is difficult to control when loading my 14 ft aluminum boat onto the trailer. Thanks for the video.

[@stevescuba1978]

Subaru used viscous clutches in their AWD system. Might be a good option for a slip clutch

[@DrHumlae]

Love that you left the splash yourself part in. Great attitude! Subscribed!

[@chud327]

That was a good way to cool off and thanks for watching.

[@barnybrewman1571]

Cool. I done did this some years ago, but I mounted a pully on the lawnmower engine shaft, and one about half the size on the lower unit, with a short drive belt. Briggs and Strap-on 4 stroke turns about half as fast as a 2 stroke, so the pully ratio increases your prop RPM to where it should be. Worked great , but I never trusted to take her any farther out than I wanted to row back from.

[@chud327]

That is very cool. I want to try some gears or pulleys to get my prop to turn faster. That will be the goal on the next build. Thanks for watching!!

[@barnybrewman1571]

@@chud327 Yep. Gears would be nice, if'n you had a way to keep them lubed up. Pullys works good, but you have to set your mounting bracket up so you can slide the engine back and forth to keep proper tension on the belt. It does increase your speed quite good, and 4 strokes got more low RPM power than 2 strokes, so you have good power from idle on up to redline. If'n I member correctly, I took the governor off mine and wound up blowing the motor up, I think the crankshaft broke. Best to keep it under 3800 Revs. You might be able to keep it direct drive and put a larger prop on it to increase your speed, also. It's loads of fun to play around with, anyways. Keep up the good work, boat motors are grossly over priced, in my opinion, there ain't really that much to them.

[@tomtruesdale6901]

Nice job there. pretty slick way to adapt the outboard lower end to the mower engine, I never would have thought about cutting the end off the crank like that. Learned something new

[@chud327]

Thanks so much and thanks for watching!

[@christianworthinton8000]

Thanks for the video! Gonna mount a 20 hp Briggs and Stratton V Tek onto a long leg for my 27 ft sailboat. Cheap on gas and parts everywhere.

[@chud327]

I have done 4 now and some are the bigger hp mower engines. Cheap and abundant!! Thanks for watching!!

[@easemailboxes]

So I planned to make one but like everything someone else has already done it! Great video and makes my job a lot easier. I had no plan to hijack an existing seized outboard, planning to make my own... great idea! much easier.

[@chud327]

Good luck and thanks for watching!

[@fakesfraudsfools9649]

I done this with a 25 Johnson and an 18 hp Intek briggs. I took a little longer to build mine, mainly because I was wanting it to be easy on the eyes. Painted all the red plastic and the outboard black. Wired it with electric start. Added a fuel pump so I could use a marine gas tank. Done some tweaking on the briggs for better throttle response. About to put it on a 10ft aluminum v and take it to the lake

[@chud327]

Sounds very nice and thanks for watching.

[@cm5838]

I repowered an outboard years ago I routed the exhaust down the original exhaust to make it quieter and to meet spark arrester requirements here. I replaced the impeller and routed that down the exhaust too just to cool gases to avoid damaging the aluminum. Thing about repowering an old 15ish hp Johnson with a 17hp ic Briggs I got on a lawn tractor with a bad transaxle. I’ll have electric start with a small charge circuit

[@cookingchickenugget6924]

ur the first person i had heard say that u like working on 4 strokes better than 2 strokes the opposite of me

[@chud327]

I typically like what I am better with and thanks for watching!

[@cookingchickenugget6924]

@@chud327 thats fine

[@chud327]

@@cookingchickenugget6924 thanks

[@colinstace1758]

I think you probably need to align the 2 shafts better, like in a lathe before you weld them together, or use some type of rag joint coupling, but it's a great idea, boat motors are way over priced for some reason 👍👍

[@chud327]

You got the over price part so right and thanks for watching!

[@derickmitchell9852]

My favorite kind of Chud 327 project! You are a very resourceful guy.

[@chud327]

Thanks so much and I have a couple more to build when I get some free time .. thanks for watching!!

[@CheekyMonkey1776]

Homemade boat = Fun Homemade outboard = Fun x 2 Not paying the Man $20,000 for the same product = PRIDE + (Fun x3) = OUTSTANDING

[@Shornandkenny]

Not the same product and 800 bux would fix you up with a proper merc 9.9

[@westcoastrider3008]

I like what you are doing, especially if you want to run in weeds and mud, no impeller no problem.

[@chud327]

Thanks, I just love building stuff for cheap. I got a couple more I want to build soon. thanks for watching.

[@leoo0076]

*channels like these is why he gets a like before I even watch the video* thanks for the great content man

[@chud327]

I love hearing that and thanks so much for watching.

[@MartinVanPomeren]

Ha ha, I threw out a 8hp Chrysler back in 82, saw it 6 months later on a boat, B&S motor as you've done, guy even used soft copper to make it water cooled using the leg pump, thought Damn!!!! Found a 4 Merc couple years ago, did the same but without cooling, perfect for ducking punt in foul , muddy water, Perfect!!

[@chud327]

very cool and yes they are very useful. I hope to get mine back on the water later this week. thanks for watching.

[@LtEdPell]

Three times you stood with that rotating blade pointed directly at your who-ha. I winced and crossed my legs each time.

[@deanyanko3326]

love it !!! I'm of the same mindset repurpose reuse. People throw away things with the least issue and replace. Look at a scrappers truck in big cities going by loads of repairable items.scrapping for pennies on the dollar. I am going to make a UTV from two mountain bikes welded parallel frame/seat side shaft motor Cost $300.00 not $15,000.oo Love your insight.

[@chud327]

Very true and good luck on you build, I want to see it when you are done. Thanks for watching!!

[@amiralmusawi9030]

You're my kind of guy. I like the innovation, thanks for the great walk through. It looks like I'm going to end up doing the same thing.

[@chud327]

Sweet, good luck and thanks for watching.

[@eloyruiz5958]

Pretty cool demonstration I never seen this before wow I got me a small 3 setter boat & I got the engine for free from a friend of mine but he told me that the engine runs with oil gas mix together I do not know too much about but I will Google to do it right, but you give me such a good ideas just in case if I ran into any problems I think I will do what you just show us. Since I am the CEO of Handyman company we will try to do this at the shop... Thank you for your video we love it a lot.

[@chud327]

Sweet, I hope it works out for you, I can't wait to do it again... thanks for watching.

[@poochie49]

How did you measure that the adapter you welded on was exactly in the center position to make sure it was in balance?

[@robertrosson1990]

Always Awsome to used what you can find and make something that can be used and not just thrown away.Wish some younger people would try doing something to a broken down anything and give it a new life and purpose.Its a win win.

[@chud327]

You are so right, we live in a disposable culture... Thanks so much for watching!

[@koalajs]

When apocalypse is here, world needs you !! Great work

[@chud327]

I love that and thanks for watching.

[@7riverseast217]

I did something similar a few years back but I did it with an old conveyor belt motor and a 175 Yamaha. What I ended up with was a torque monster of an electric motor that lasted 30 minutes on 2 car batteries until it burned up, but it was glorious !

[@chud327]

Sounds sick, sorry it burned up and thanks for watching.

[@justusgronts3882]

Terrific! my kinda guy, recombinant technologist and low precision high tech.

[@chud327]

Thanks so much and thanks for watching.

[@HenauderTitzauf]

I bought a Eska 7 horsepower air cooled outboard back in 1970. Had a 12 feet long jonboat, so it fit really good. Only thing I wished it had was an auxiliary tank. It was a great motor and setup. They added the aux tank about a year later. The tank on the engine was pretty good. I only paid $129.00 plus tax for the motor. Great little 4 cycle motor.

[@chud327]

Sounds cool, you don't find them for that price anymore. Thanks for watching

[@roxastherogue]

Chud my man you're at 99.8k! Congratulations I have been in the process of buying a landscape company i use to work for. I hope to start a mower build soon

[@chud327]

Thanks, did you start that build yet? thanks for watching.

[@joey-cn6mt]

Hey I am a old red nack !!. If you put the crankshaft in your drill press it will wobble to the havy side you can take a file and take it down so it will balance !!. Works on pool sticks arrows

[@nickpellegrin]

Awesome quick build and explination.....i like how you kept it simple and explained everything.i made mine a lil more complicated,but i made use of the outboard control box.

[@chud327]

thanks so much and thanks for watching.

[@mooseknuckle8334]

Your sense of humor is like no other.

[@ionicbreeze]

Love the ingenuity. Now we need a diy mud motor/long tail setup on a budget 😂

[@chud327]

That would be sweet! thanks for watching.

[@duane8357]

I'm so hooked ,,,a lawn mower who knew,,,, GREAT JOB ,,,,,easy to work on too ,,, and what a great price 🙂🙂🙂 I'm learning a lot from your videos THANK YOU FOR BEING YOU ,,to show us the neat tricks when some of us are not lucky to have money on a high price boat engines some of them engines I might as will buy a car

[@chud327]

Super comment and thanks for watching!!

[@dalancheek8624]

I am HOOKED! This WOULD HAVE been a 3-day vid of mouth-breather babbling and brain-drain as every step was explained in great detail & filmed in slo-mo. My VERY FIRST SUB!!

[@crestlinerflyingcrest8694]

D Alan Cheek - This guy makes some quality content

[@robertw.munden9210]

Get a flywheel from a power washer or tiller that use that Honda engine to get a smother running engine ,they are heavier. push mowers uses the blade to give the mass to the light flywheel that is on push mowers. Good Job on the build .

[@chud327]

Such a good idea and thanks for watching.

[@andygreen2407]

Time to go out and mow the lake>

[@chud327]

I can't wait and thanks so much for watching.

[@gergemall]

Interesting, You’ll see some other kinds of bills down in the islands and parts of South America and internal Africa. Really enjoy your channel

[@PTMG]

This has me thinking now... You could definitely do this with the harbor freight 701cc vertical shaft V-twin lol

[@chud327]

I almost went a purchase me a new predator engine the other day, but it would have the wrong size shaft.... I could adapt it, but don't know if I want to. Thanks for watching.

[@dwightstewart7181]

Lol. I recently did that (engaged the propeller) with my outboard (Mercury 6hp) in a similar bucket of water. It moved the heavy picnic table the motor was mounted on about a foot forward, chewing up the plastic bucket and dumping all the water. We had to buy another bucket to continue the initial break-in procedure.

[@chud327]

Funny and thanks for watching.

[@borfishing7690]

Most people are asked what they can do. You should only be asked what you can’t do👍🏼

[@consaka1]

projects like this get real precise if you have access to a machine lathe.

[@chud327]

I would be nice to have some shop equipment. thanks for watching.

[@david667766]

When you welded the two pieces together, how did you line them up centrally, or was it a she'll do close enough by eye sort of thing

[@chud327]

I used the close enough eye thing. thanks for watching.

[@michaelhobaugh3302]

If you can find a cast iron flywheel for the lawnmower engine it will run a lot better. Most lawnmowers use the spinning blade as a critical part of the flywheel mass and a lightweight aluminum flywheel and a soft aluminum key so blade strikes when mowing won't break the crankshaft.

[@chud327]

I have put a heavy pressure washer flywheel on it, video coming soon. thanks for watching.

[@DriveWayMafia]

Throw a 22mm mikuni on the motor with a true throttle setup she will actually get your places

[@rickrudd]

Dude, this is a great build, and let me just say that you're also a great narrator. Your voice and speaking manner are very natural on camera.

[@chud327]

Love hearing that and love your comment!! Thanks for watching!!

[@butchford757]

I have no idea how this got into my feed but dude we are neighbors. KBNSB

[@chud327]

Where are you from and what is KBNSB? Thanks so much for watching.

[@sixpapavictor]

Your thinking outside the box on this build

[@HayabusaOrlando]

As soon as you said contest for that piston rod I hit the subscribe button. Not because I want the piston, just because I like the way you think. lol.

[@chud327]

Thanks so much and I love hearing that! Thanks for watching.

[@dweaver1805]

Pretty Genius. Now you need to invent a muffler so its quieter. Love the idea of air cooled etc.

[@fixt100]

pipe the exhaust into the water?

[@TheFogLakeshore]

It will always be louder: no water jacket and can't close the cover b/c air-cooled. That's why it's no use muffling a lawnmower much, they're just plain noisy engines.

[@Bluuplanet]

How did you align the two welded parts? I'm thinking here's how I would do it: 1. Using a drill bit the same diameter as the OD of the part cut off the boat motor crank shaft, drill a hole in a board clamped to your drill press table. 2. Drop the cut-off end of the crankshaft into the hole in the wood with the flange to be welded to facing up. 3. Chuck up a 1" diameter drill bit (or shaft) in the drill-press chuck and slide the lawnmower adapter sleeve up on to it. 4. Let the sleeve drop down on to the boat motor flange and it should be perfectly aligned. 5. Tack it in place while it's on the drill press.

[@freedomisntfree_44]

You should just rebuild one 2 stroke, it’ll change your mind on simplicity. These little four strokes are pretty simple too though and can get more power pretty easily buy just drilling the jet out. Maybe I can find an old boat motor like this! Good idea and I have an engine just need the rest

[@chud327]

The last one I picked up was on marketplace for free, it is the one I am using currently. thanks for watching.

[@tahoma6889]

Restoring the antique engine is a more reasonable choice. It will cost for some parts, but then becomes rather valuable as well as highly desirable.

[@chud327]

So true, but I don’t know that I could find rare parts from 1965… thanks for watching.

[@tahoma6889]

@@chud327 They are out there. I just took part in the restoration of 1959 Evinrude Jubilee 5hp. Pretty cool old motor. The old Elto's and other antiques are great. It is pretty cool to see a 1920's motor chugging along. I like how you set up the mower engine. Might consider a more effective muffler for it.

[@joshuabowen316]

This is just like Red Green's handyman corner lol.

[@michaelmoody3737]

The women may not find you handsome but they should at least find you handy.

[@Strangernightg]

You've done an outstanding job on making that pontoon .

[@chud327]

Thanks so much and thanks for watching. We have sure enjoyed it!

[@masdbo]

Me, my brother and dad did this in 1975...my brother and I mostly watched lol.

[@thenuthouse4707]

Just perfect had the idea about the mower motor and google it sure enough you've got this right here

[@chud327]

I have owned 5 and built 4, it is the way to go when you want a cheap boat motor. thanks for watching.

[@eduardofan357]

I wonder how hard you pull to start a lawn mower engine adopted to an outboard leg i did the same ten years ago but i change the original flywheel with the heavy iron flywheel

[@BrandonsGarage]

Pretty easy with the engine in neutral. ....in forward, probably still pretty easily.

[@walterhynson2898]

I really do not know WHY the manufactures do not do this??? Great Job.

[@chud327]

So true and thanks for watching!!

[@waltersmart1824]

Undo the governor on that lawnmower motor !

[@Goodellsam]

I would make some mount vibration dampers out of an old tire. It might cut down on vibration shaking it apart.

[@chud327]

Good idea, though it does not shake too bad. I plan to use my most recent homemade boat motor again tomorrow. It is a John Deere boat motor, have you seen any of it yet? thanks for all the watching and for all the comments.

[@Goodellsam]

@@chud327 I am binge watching. I am not there yet.

[@kilipoheikekanilehua4049]

Good job Chud! If the lower unit bolts aren't frozen, you could remove the water pump impeller and get a little more power.😁

[@noway57]

It will destroy it self after 1min. No point its not robbing any power

[@BagheeraTube]

@@noway57 why? Could you explain?

[@jeffjohnsisland5551]

Ideally I would remove the impeller since I would be worried the impeller might have melted a bit when he ran it out of water. I wouldn’t want the impeller to melt and cause problems.

[@libertyforamericanow]

Lawn mower engines us a light aluminum flywheel and the blade for forward momentum. A pressure washer engine uses a heavy flywheel for momentum because there is no blade. Pressure washer engine would be better for this application.

[@mikegrant8490]

Good point. I made one from a Briggs and Stratton lawn mower engine and it shook like hell at idle. Once I got the boat up on plane it smoothed out but it chugged and shook at all lower speeds. That was thirty years ago and a friend told me to try a find a cast iron flywheel, too. I also made the mistake initially of grinding down the counterbalance thinking it would smooth it out, then had to tear it down again and put another counterbalance on it, because it was really hard to start without it ( you know, the old pull the rope and have the back lash pull your shoulder out of socket trick.... me, stupid, learn the hard way.)

[@chud327]

I hate that back lash... thanks for watching.

[@chud327]

My first was a pressure washing engine. Maybe I can do that again, if I do another. thanks for watching.

[@paulhaines5755]

That’s pretty cool, man. I’ve always wanted to try this just for the hell of it and you’ve done it! Reminds me of another interesting project I saw. This guy took like 6 push mowers and hooked them up to a bar in a staggered formation and pulled them behind his four wheeler. Gave him like a 100” cut for his big ass pasture! Why not? Great idea. Probably only cost him like $500 at the most!!!

[@chud327]

Thanks! That mower idea has ran through my head before. Thanks for watching!

[@mohamedelaminedjerdane3987]

Perfectly balanced! Yeah why not! Love the diy attitude...keep it up!

[@chud327]

Perfect enough and thanks so much for watching!!

[@ronnie9471]

All it needs now is some type of good muffler. That's pretty damn awesome tho. Brilliant idea

[@lestergillis8171]

Yes. Preferably a nice LOW IMPEDANCE type.

[@victorponce7238]

Hey you are one hell of a mechanic. Wow never heard of this being done. Cool gadget I say. Very clever

[@chud327]

Thanks, this is my fouthand I have 2-3 more planned... thanks for watching

[@pauldean8638]

Nice backyard engineering right there boys

[@raymondwilcox4997]

Great job. Do you think you could get it titled?

[@chud327]

already have, it was just $32.25. Thanks for watching.

[@scottjohnson1364]

That's Soo cool I'm going to do that with a old Mercury should work I have some old pressure washers that don't pump so I'm going to use the engine turn it on that Mercury lower unit. I guess since it's a Subaru he'll be called the subarmercury.

[@jimmiller4667]

Scott Johnson nah, mercaru!

[@bigdave6194]

I did something similar but used a Dorman rag joint for and auto steering for the connection to make a better connection

[@chud327]

Never heard of one, are they better! I am planning to do a couple more soon . Thanks for watching

[@richardprice9904]

I'm interested in a mini piston. How about a drinking fountain compressor?!

[@chud327]

That would be cool to look inside of.. thanks for watching.

[@Harleywolfman01]

That is fantastic. Now I have to try it out. Your the man!

[@chud327]

This is my 4th one, planning at least 2 more soon. thanks for watching.

[@fishdog70]

That’s a six horse evinrude I have one runs great been using it for trolling over 25 years

[@Gcrilla]

Wonder if it would be worth putting a pulley system under the motor to spin prop. Give you a lil bit more goo

[@theFLshark]

Lol...you won't be going anywhere fast, but I like the ingenuity!

[@deasttn]

I don't think speed is his main goal :-)

[@donaldplank54]

I've done this several times in the past and end it works better with a pressure washer engine with a cast iron flywheel

[@chud327]

I have changed out the flywheel for a pressure washer one, not I am thinking of putting a. whole pressure washer engine on next. thanks for watching.

[@jarrodsunda5489]

I built something like this, took it to the lake and fired up and everyone is looking at me like"who's mowing the boat ramp"

[@jeffbowman9705]

Your in Kingsbay. I was stationed there. I joined the the barrel boat page on Facebook.