Diy Engine Driven Kayak from Weed Whip

[@mattfeagin4651]

Great video, I can't wait till the next one!

[@kennethmccoy4833]

Yooo this is crazy Matt good job bro love the music edits too

[@aj-pf5yt]

Oh, the peace and quiet of kayaking! Love it.

[@tashanawall7151]

Turned out awesome!!!

[@MSmith-jf5wo]

I did that with a junked commercial clutch-head "week-whacker", in 1978. It pushed my 21 foot cabin cruiser around Long Beach harbor (until Port Authority got "on" to me about the noise, that is! I had an Open-Pipe exhaust I'd made, and it was LOUD...!). Haha! The reason I went with a clutch-headed engine, was so I could get it started and warmed up without the prop moving my boat. Sold it (with the original Quiet exhaust) to a guy that mounted it on a canoe, and he said it pushed it over 5 mph...! Only thing I had was time and a $15 dollar prop I had to buy. (Yes, I did have an engine in the cabin cruiser, about 350 H.P., and went to Catalina Island every week for years!). Lol,,,

[@dshaunlange1656]

That’s sick!🤘🏾

[@badlose1879]

Badass!

[@RoyalProtectionFleet]

Nice! All you need now is to be sitting on a case of Keystones and get pulled over by the boat cops. Good work!

[@mikeknowlden9617]

No deeper would not help. It's the speed of the motor to the speed of the prop. Hp/torque of a 2 stroke vs the power needed for the efficiency of the prop/engine combination.

[@Matthewhobeez]

no doubt, thanks for watching i appreciate it :)

[@roundedges2]

As long as the prop is not partly out of water just whipping air..

[@chopperhehehe]

I think I laffed as much as your misses if no mere 👍👍👍😜🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🦕🦄😁🤞✌️

[@buzzsaw7989]

Chainsaw on a tricycle!

[@buildingcodepro9237]

Um... no.

[@jrweldfab]

Stop