Intex Seahawk 4 Motor Mount Wheels / Transom wheels

Just wanted to show my idea of making the transom wheels of my inflatable boat.
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[@cramcrams7741]

Amazing explanation of what , how and why. Thank you so much for the honky tonk guitar rifs. I will have my boat in the water in NO TIME.

[@cesar8359]

Thanks for watching

[@michaelmello9510]

Nice work

[@cesar8359]

Thanks for watching

[@truewealth50]

Need to get rid of the sag in the boat..you can back clamp off the top 3/4 rod transom mounts against the transom mounts on the boat to make it more rigid.

[@cesar8359]

@@truewealth50 thanks for the suggestion, appreciate it much.

[@sakolvoradee]

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[@cesar8359]

Nice to meet you too and thank for watching my friend

[@sakolvoradee]

You welcome dear friend thanks 🙏

[@mariasilvia9953]

good review

[@cesar8359]

Thank you 😊

[@keithfang5345]

Great work! Thanks for sharing. Can I ask what size of U rings did you use that fitted the original screw holes so well?

[@cesar8359]

Thanks for watching. The size of the U rings were 1/4 inch by 6 inch.

[@CABALCANAL]

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[@cesar8359]

thanks for watching my friend

[@d-money5976]

Bigger wheels would have done the trick......I'm using 11in wheels from an old bused lawn mower.....good vid

[@cesar8359]

Thanks for the advice and for watching

[@subicbay100]

New subscriber here. Is it possible if you could share the materials you have used to this nice and very simple transom wheels you have made? I truly appreciated if you could. please and thank you.

[@cesar8359]

Thanks for watching and for subscribing, appreciate it much 🙏. The materials I used were a 1x1 aluminum tubing, 3/8 × 2 3/4 nuts and bolts, plastic wheels, 1/4 × 4 U bolts with nuts and locking pins

[@subicbay100]

@@cesar8359 thank you so much. Take care ❤ bro.

[@Arek84GD]

Hi, what is the size of aluminium profile ? I want to create the same gadget for my Mariner 4.

[@cesar8359]

1 x 1 inch aluminum tubing, thanks for watching.

[@recepbykl5334]

🤣

[@nava8529]

Omg 😮 I love it 😻

[@cesar8359]

Thanks for watching

[@allans7281]

I have the Intex three and for some reason it’s losing air in the outer chamber every couple hours. Do you experience the same? It may be just an air molecules issue. Thanks mate

[@cesar8359]

No, I haven't experienced that issue mate

[@xykkkk]

I experienced similar issue with mariner 3 and took quite a while to figure it out. Most of leaks happen along the vertical seams. you may find these leaks using soapy water. They are very very small, the diameter of each bubble may be less the 1/4 millimeter. dozens bubbles show together after 1 min with soap water at leaky point. I fixed about 100 +/- such leaks using LOCTITE Vinyl, Fabric and Plastic glue. AirStop also work, but much more expensive.

[@pascalzauberer9815]

Congratulation. Very clever Idea,

[@cesar8359]

Thanks for watching

[@dmytrobryushkov]

Very nice. What size of the aluminum square pipes did you use?

[@cesar8359]

1x1 inches. Thanks for watching

[@dmytrobryushkov]

@@cesar8359 Thanks a lot

[@markweatherall7437]

Great idea but much more practical and stronger with the floor in and other item's inside it to make a dolly/cart. Have you made a dolly for it yet?

[@cesar8359]

You're right Mark dolly cart would be much stronger but I haven't made a dolly yet

[@markweatherall7437]

​@@cesar8359Just a thought, 10" wheels would be better I think because it would raise the stern of the boat higher.

[@cesar8359]

@@markweatherall7437 thanks for the tip, it's a good idea but my boat has been punctured and can't be repaired that's why I switched to kayaking.

[@jackduncan9535]

Neat idea. It would be much better with some very simple directions/sketch/dimensions or, at least, a list of materials you used, Ce sar. Much more valuable if I could build it. As is, I wouldn't even try - I'm not that good! Thanks.

[@cesar8359]

Thanks for the suggestion Jack appreciate it much.

[@markweatherall7437]

Make a Dolly instead, much better.

[@PomMeetogo1974]

Good job

[@cesar8359]

Thanks for visiting my friend

[@neriosibulo218]

I like it! cool!

[@cesar8359]

Thank you, I appreciate much.