Jefferson 60 Motor Yacht Tour | Part 2 - Salon And Helm

[@BellsRidesAboardSeaBoss]

2:20 I love Bob Ross too, Jasper is a sweetie. Thank you for the tour. We are shopping for our next boat and this is a beautiful yacht.

[@papasquat355]

Bob Ross and happy little trees. How cool. Good Saturday morning to you guys and Jasper.

[@OLOH]

It calms us just thinking about it. Thanks and cheers!

[@todbrooks583]

We’ve begun tossing retirement ideas around and this type of yacht is at the top of my list of possibilities. I love the layout!

[@OLOH]

Great plan and glad we could show you around. For layout, there aren't a lot of boats, new or old, that ticked off as many boxes for us as this one. We feel fortunate to have found her!

[@Mark-pm9nh]

Hi AJ . This was like having a personal tour of your beautiful yacht . Love the functional layout & classic design . Having updated electron system, back up controls super important for safety & peace of mind . Can't believe how many systems you need . Always feels like a mini holiday watching your vids . God bless . Mark (Toronto) 💔🧡💛💚💙💜

[@OLOH]

Hey Mark - thank you! We're so glad to hear that OLOH provides a little getaway 😎 And yeah, a lot of systems. But it all became quite manageable fairly quickly as we got to know the boat. Cheers!

[@dandersonjr]

Watching previous video's I always thought you had a nice boat but didn't realize quite how nice until the detailed tour. This was a good idea for a short series on the boat itself. Helps us understand where you're at during the regular video's. Thanks.

[@OLOH]

Really appreciate that and we're so glad that it gives a little background/context. Cheers!

[@stephenscott963]

Another fabulous video, luv that pup!!!

[@OLOH]

Thank you Stephen! As we say all the time, it's hard not to love Jasper. Cheers!

[@mOdatVideo]

Love seeing parts 1 and 2!

[@OLOH]

We love that you saw them. Somedoggy (and his crew) misses you!

[@gregpallett1839]

Really enjoying the channel and in depth tour. Thanks fellas 😉👍

[@OLOH]

Thank you Greg! So glad you're enjoying.

[@Talldylocks]

Great video - thanks for adding all the detail about equipment in the pilothouse.

[@OLOH]

You got it Stephen. Thanks so much!

[@mikeriester8798]

Part 2 looks great as well, what a helm! The salon looks very comfortable and spacious. Great job on the salon tv!

[@OLOH]

Thanks Mike - we really appreciate that. We've worked hard to make OLOH our own and definitely started with a great platform. Cheers!

[@outofbounds218]

New to your channel and catching up. Love the Marker marker along with everything else about your yacht.

[@OLOH]

Thanks so much for the kind words. Great to have you along for the ride!

[@SwitchbackXThunter]

Loving the tour!! Would love to see a video from the helm in heavy rain. It’d be so awesome and cozy!

[@OLOH]

Thanks so much! We do our best to avoid traveling in heavy downpours but we captured a bit of what you're asking for while waiting out weather at the docks in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ppfKZ42agN2pbM0

[@SwitchbackXThunter]

@@OLOH I sent the link to part 1 and 2 of your boat tour last night to my wife. She’s not a boat person as much as me, but said she’s anxious for part 3!! ☺️ Great channel!! Love the videos

[@DavidBrown71]

beautiful helm!

[@OLOH]

Thanks David! Appreciate that. We really do love how it's set up and laid out.

[@chrisupham7752]

Love it! Love OHLO and everything you've done with it!

[@OLOH]

Thanks Chris - we really appreciate that!

[@thomasnelson8366]

I also have a Siberian husky puppy and he also is like jasper wants all the attention all the time, he will definitely be considered the admiral of my boat. Lol

[@laurenstover3358]

Loved it!

[@soloonsound]

I'm always impressed how people, especially younger folks can afford the "upscale" yachting lifestyle. Do you both have "day jobs" to support your habit and/or what business are/were you in when you accumulated the funds needed to support your boating habit? (I won't be offended if you don't want to share this info!!)

[@chrisreed26]

gay couples don't have to waste money on kids! We can devote all our funds to ourselves! like yachts and face lifts! Surely you are aware they are a very successful couple! 90% of gay couples worked hard and saved money or invested smart! I'm in the 10% that are not well off!! Maybe they will adopt me?

[@andy.mtl1105]

As always loved the video guys although Tim didn’t make an appearance this time Hopefully in the next one we’ll see both of you…No offense AJ 😜… Great decision to keep the original helm and wonderful job re-purposing the teck form the old entertainment center… from what we saw the new tv case looks like it was from the factory Nice art pieces… À la semaine prochaine? Bye, André

[@OLOH]

Don't worry - Tim will return for Part 3 (and no offense taken by A.J.). Thanks for the kind words. Figuring this stuff out is always like working on a puzzle but there's fun in the challenge. And thanks for the kind words on the art. À la semaine prochaine!

[@happywanderlust1402]

Great video series! Loving it!

[@OLOH]

So glad you enjoyed. Cheers!

[@stephenscott963]

Thanks guys, I’ll tell them u sent me!!

[@justinlentz8042]

You love a big scream huh? Me too!

[@craigr2048]

Good stuff, thanks for sharing. What are your mesh screens at the lower helm station and how much light do they block? I like that you can see out vs full sunbrella fabric that can't be seen out of.

[@OLOH]

Thanks Craig - glad you enjoyed! Not sure on the material (it came with the boat) but it feels similar to polypropylene and is commonly used. Provides excellent light filtering and privacy in the day, less privacy at night when the interior is lit. While we typically take it down before travel, visibility in good daylight is sufficient enough for limited navigation... say if we are running exclusively from up top but come down to the lower helm once in the marina . Sailrite has a good page on mesh screens at www.sailrite.com/Comparing-Visibility-in-Marine-Mesh. Cheers!

[@Slick2462]

Really informative and well presented! Class "A" all the way!

[@OLOH]

Thank you so much!

[@georgeroutt4821]

Well presented and great info!! AJ...do your DD's digital panels give you gallons per hour or some type of fuel flow info? Do you have an estimate of approx how much your genset uses per hour? Tim...Artwork looks great. Do you have a site on the web that show more of your creations? Wife and I have been in the arts for about 35 years...different medium..but we appreciate well done pieces! George & Donna

[@OLOH]

Hey George - thanks, as always for the kind words. The DDEC panels as their known do show GPH at all times. All of the other expected data is there and available to be shown at the bottom of the screen. You just have to drill down through many menus to select what you wish to display. We typically keep the selectable field set to engine load when we're cruising but scroll through the various other important data pages once an hour or so. The generator seems to have an average usage of around one gph but we have no gauge for that. Shoot us an email and we can give you more info on TIm's art. Thanks again!

[@stephenscott963]

Hey guys, Hope all is well, and you all are behaving yourselves!! I wanted to ask make model etc of iPad holder, also is that a suction cup, or screwed in, and has it been a good one for you in rough weather etc? I need to get one and know you guys do your research and I think you said you’ve had that particular one for awhile? Let me know at your convenience and be safe and keep up the great videos, you guys are the best!

[@OLOH]

Hey Stephen - we use the RAM Twist-Lock Suction Cup Mount with Universal RAM X-Grip Cradle for 12" Large Tablets - RAM-B-166-UN11U. We love it and the suction cup has never let us down, although we haven't been in any awful seas since buying it. We were not eager to drill into our helm and like the versatility of being able to move it between stations. Well worth the $ in our opinion. Cheers!

[@gerhardvanwaltsleben8944]

Lekker man lekker

[@OLOH]

😎

[@patrickd.garvey2724]

We have a Jefferson 53 in the San Juan Island at Roche Harbor. It’s a 2003 with caterpillar C2’s for 1400 hp why we need that much horsepower I do not know but it will do 18 kn I believe there’s another 53 Pilot house in the Portland area, but that’s all the Jeffersons I know of on the West Coast. I made several videos in the last two years since we bought the boat let’s stay in touch.

[@OLOH]

Always great to hear from and be in touch with other Jefferson owners! We've got lots of info on OLOH on our website... www.myoloh.com. Cheers!

[@patrickdunne1150]

Hello from Chicago! Did you both grow up boating or is this a more learn as you go?

[@OLOH]

And hello to you Patrick! While A.J. didn't grow up around boats, he would always coax his Dad into renting one when on vacations near the water. Tim started boating in his 20's when he got a 17' Boston Whaler. So there was some background there but there was a whole lot of "learn as you go" along the way. You'll find a bit more on our story at myoloh.com. Cheers!

[@thomasnelson8366]

Enjoyed the video, can't wait to see more beautiful yacht, except I believe that jasper is the admiral lol. I just took my palm beach gt60 on my first trip from Charleston sc to Tybee Island ga and it was magnificent I was very impressed with the 40 knot top speed although went through alot of fuel but it was fun, I'm glad I hired a captain I have alooot to learn. Only drawback is I think I may need more room like on your yacht, so now I am looking for maybe a Marlow 58, what do you guys think? The pb cost me close to 3 mil to buy and I think I would probably take a huge bath upon trade in, your opinion would be greatly appreciated.

[@OLOH]

Hey Thomas - so glad you enjoyed the video and, as we always say, Jasper is the boss - we're just his crew. That trip from Charleston is surely one you will always remember and we're glad to hear you benefited from the captain being along. The time you spend with them will be invaluable. If you're seriously thinking about a different boat, fortunately, the current state of the market might keep the hit from being as bad as you think - though finding the boat you want may be a bit tough. We've got a lot of thoughts on making a move to a a different boat and they're probably best shared on email if you wish to reach out at [e-mail]. Cheers!

[@andy.mtl1105]

Hey guys Posted a comment with a link about the Sharpee sailboat you passed on the ICU a couple of years ago The owners and artist were on Global news (major Canadian tv network) for a quick interview Thought it might interest you but my comment keeps disappearing…Guessing a security feature because of the link…

[@OLOH]

Hey Andy - thanks for that link. We've heard from a few folks who've passed along the story of Atypic. Definitely a one-of-a-kind eye-catching boat. Cheers!

[@jeffem62]

Nice Jefferson 60. What is the max height? looking for a Great Loop yacht.

[@OLOH]

Thanks! We're fairly certain you can achieve 19' to the hardtop with the mast folded (it's hinged) and the domes/other gear removed.

[@jeffem62]

@@OLOH Thanks for the reply. Having a hard time finding any video of the engine rooms. Did y’all do a video of the engine rooms and the access. I did watch how you checked the oil.

[@OLOH]

We have not done a video on the ERs. Access is generally very good considering the split setup with the expected tight quarters on the outboard sides. That doesn't really make anything too difficult for routine work other than being a bit tight for dealing with the port water pump, and that's not even too bad. All daily and underway checkpoints are easily accessed and the compromise of the split, for us, balances out with what you gain in the spatial dynamics of the boat. It really does feel impressively large for a 60. If you can make the height work we think it would be a very comfortable and manageable choice for the Loop. Unfortunately, few were made and they seldom come around. A very nice example that you may have seen, DougOut, had multiple offers and just sold in rather short order. Happy to answer any other specific questions you may have. Email is best - [e-mail]. Cheers!

[@jeffem62]

@@OLOH we saw Doug Out. It sold very quickly. Thanks for the information. We are still looking. Heading to Ft Lauderdale in June to look at a few options. Enjoy your beautiful boat.

[@richselo9007]

Which AIS are you using

[@OLOH]

Hi Rich - we use Garmin's AIS 600. Full details on our electronics refit can be found here: buy.garmin.com/en-US/US/p/63743

[@Anthony-wf6oj]

Hold up! Where all the beautiful Ladies at?