From wooden board to plank on a schooner's hull: step by step! - Sailing Yabá #24

[@vitaliyrus4048]

What a hard manual labor, my respect to the guys doing such work!

[@bobchiro1]

Rebuilding Yaba is the marine equivalent of “jack up the radiator cap and replace everything under it “!

[@RF-yh3qh]

the best of this channel are the comments.... hahahahaha

[@kraftwerkkurierehamburg8359]

😂😂😂😂😂! ...the Hamburger Shop😆...Open LANCHONETTE😂😂😂!

[@kraftwerkkurierehamburg8359]

Have glance on SALT & TAR / KZbin... COMPARE !😆😁

[@jayshook21]

I am 73, retired USN engineer, house contractor and I love what you are doing with Yaba. The expertice of the craftsmen combined with your explinations are excellent. Your vids are a weekly bright spot. Thankyou.

[@mrfarmer532]

I’ve been reading about a part of wooden boats called a “ Worm Shoe “ a piece of sacrificial wood that goes below the keel. A piece that the teredo worms will attack before they get to the keel itself. The shoe is replaced whenever you lift the boat for service and the worms 🪱 will never get Yaba again. Cheers 🍻

[@SleepyWombat9696]

I feel the only original thing left from this boat will be the dent in the ground where it sits. 😁

[@herbertsusmann986]

Yes, not much of the hull will be original. Probably for the best though!

[@garygrissom1031]

best, comment yet sad but true though glad these kids got her and scene something in Yaba to rebuild good job you two

[@praeliora]

She's looking great, so exciting to see Yaba getting a new lease of life..the craftsmanship is fascinating, I look forward to every episode..🥰

[@SailingYaba]

Thank you so much!! 🥰

[@praeliora]

@SafetyStore.Com Of course it's not just 12 years old, that would be ridiculous..

[@russelldarintullis2731]

Same here I started with sv seeker now I watch several sailing channels uma zingaro hippie atticus wildings farside barefoot sailing co but starting to like the wooden referbished channels more an more it is a dieing art the old men are getting fewer an wood is getting harder to find an more expencive shure they are alot more work and not as fast but just something about them fiberglass will never duplicate thankyou for your channel we appreciate your dedication to yaba

[@praeliora]

@@russelldarintullis2731 Please add Ship Happens, they are refurbishing an English WWII ship.

[@russelldarintullis2731]

@@praeliora thankyou for the refrence I defiantly will

[@SimonMorice]

It's really good to see that traditional boatbuilding skills are alive and kicking - there aren't many parts of the world where you can do this kind of project without Bill Gates' credit card. Like grandfather's axe, keep replacing the handle and head and Yabá will last forever, which is a good thing. It's also really thrilling to see how to build a new boat without having to pay a naval architect to design it. I bet the carbon footprint is a small fraction of a new fibreglass build too. Will Black Dog be signed on as permanent crew?

[@rickpyne]

What part of this BOAT is worth keeping?? I can just imagine what masts, old motor, sails and rigging is like...this wreck is a goldmine for the Shipyard and the skilled shipwrights who are doing a fantastic job of building a new boat.

[@Woody8457]

When are you planning a Live Q&A session It could really clear up a lot of recurring questions

[@ProjectsinLessTime]

I see the dog has convinced you to adopt him. Good Boy!

[@SailingYaba]

🥰🥰🥰

[@bobadam7021]

Seriously about 50% of my interest in this project is the dog.

[@Luminaring]

@@SailingYaba Haha... Well XXX could mean...kiss, kiss, kiss or no, no, no.

[@TheDangerBuck]

I think I've been taught how to measure and cut a plank half a dozen times by this channel already

[@loganjohnson3589]

well people keep asking and he does go into more detail about what the boys are doing and why .

[@BillB23]

MP, you're really getting a handle on the arcane art of English nautical terminology. Many who got English with their mother's milk can't do that. Kudos! Yaba' is really beginning to take shape. She's going to be one beautiful lady. I eagerly await the day when I can wish you fair winds and following seas.

[@DiscusRussell]

THE DOG IS NOW PART OF THE FAMILY FANTASTIC

[@darennehls5772]

We know how hard and frustrating it is for you guys. You are literally building the whole underneath of your boat. All I can say and I know this is what you guys already know is when this boat is done you will have such a great lifetime of adventures together. And we are looking forward to seeing it.

[@richardgooding498]

If they look as good on video as in craftsmanship in reality. That's definitely a good boat yard to have work done.

[@Rolling_Stoned_420]

The hand crank on the bandsaw is clever

[@paulcrumley9756]

Fascinating to witness modern-day practice of an ancient trade. . .hundreds of vessels created much like this. A craft like that might well have been forgotten, so it's good to see it hasn't been.

[@OddLifeCrafting]

I really like Ben's brown t-shirt 🤩😁

[@SailingYaba]

hehehe it's pretty much Ben's favorite! Don't bother trying, he won't give it to you! 😋

[@fauziera786]

Me too... Odd Life Crafting... Hee.. Hee... Hee.. 😍

[@DVolvoguy777-x7o]

See Roberta and Duca for one of those. They’d be happy to send you one..... hehehehe.... (I saw that Odd Life! 😁😁😁☺️

[@showmemo3686]

He and Duca use the same haberdashery.

[@peterleyland4793]

Duca even your skills with sikaflex are not going to be enough for this job. Can you tell them about the poor materials and frame rot that will occur due to the incorrect use of iron bolts and nails they are attaching the planks and frames with? also no sealant!!

[@DILLIGAF65]

I have said as much before but it really amazes me how much damage the water has done in such a short period of time since Yaba was built, do you have any idea why/how so much water was able to penetrate the wood? I'm just curious if it was bad craftsmanship or neglect from the previous owners. I'm glad the old girl is getting fixed right this time. On a side note, I'm loving the real time summery on Patreon,I would encourage anyone who is not a Patreon to become one, for a few dollars a month it's well worth all the new updated information Ben and MP post every week and believe me, the up to date progress is pretty amazing.

[@NotOnYourLife]

Those boats are not built to last 100 years, they are short term boats. Compare the construction techniques from Arabella and Tally Ho and differences emerge. No sealing of end grain, wood on wood with no tar, dolphinite or other water repellent, nails in place of copper rivets, stainless steel in place of bronze, etc, etc. Add in neglect that his boat obviously had and the issue is compounded.

[@DILLIGAF65]

@@NotOnYourLife It's pretty sad to be honest, I love the style/design of Yaba and I can completely understand why they fell in love with her and want to bring her back to life. I guess I'm use to the old saying I grew up on, "If you are going to do a job, do it right" , it's a shame to see any wooden boat with that amount of work put into building it last less than 20 years.

[@NotOnYourLife]

@@DILLIGAF65 I agree, I love the design and space but the construction techniques are a let down for me. I would not have taken on this major rebuild,but I am old and retired and time means more to me than it does the younger but I am happy to see this work being done and a boat saved, even if it is still a short term boat.

[@holgers5216]

gotta wonder if there is ANY part of this boat that is not rotten......DAMN!!!

[@MrSychnant]

The metal bits (they are just rusted)

[@gaylespencer6188]

Wonder no more. NONE. This was one foolish purchase.

[@peachum5939]

They didn't buy a boat, the bought only the plan of a boat ...

[@dodgeguyz]

“Don’t worry boss! The rot is all above the water line!........”creek, crack”.........most of it anyway!” Gotta love that movie!

[@dsm5862]

After having a wooden boat for 15 years, doing many repairs over those years, This is a wonderful video to help people see how boats are built. Trully amazing to see your vessel recovering!

[@oakleyutter2750]

Saving Yaba!!!

[@robertcochran7103]

This is a wonderful video. I am glad of the chance to see how the frames and the planing come together. I wish I had seen this video months ago, in time to sponsor a frame. I'm sorry that you had so much rain, that has happened here in the USA as well. You are all doing a wonderful job of refitting Yabá!

[@dennisbackstrom2244]

It’s inspiring to see the quality and skill of the shipwrights. Lots of timeless traditional methods being employed. Their tools are not shiny and state of the art, but super hard working bunch of really great craftsmen. Nice going guys.

[@aniciorossitorella7794]

And they are building with solid wood. It seems to be very strong and durable. Only the worms can rotten it. But with a little of attention, and a regular keel maintenance, there is no problem at all. But the quality of the work and their ability to cut and adjust the pieces is wonderful!

[@trythinking6676]

It's so interesting to see traditional boat building as practiced by people who do it for a living. AFAIK, these guys build and repair fishing ships, so thier standards are elsewhere. Traditional boats are made to be repaired and it may be cheaper to throw the boat together rather than take time to get everything perfect.

[@millstrive]

It seems a simple enough solution to get a few large tarps and attach them to the mast and a few lines to create a peaked covering that comes from the mast out to the wall so that there is a dry workspace for the tools etc.

[@dtvtechrp]

Old school woodworkers impressive!

[@delukxy]

Can you tell us something about the grey "paint"? There doesn't seem to be any plan to what gets coated. We saw you painting a plank but the end grain didn't get done. There are lots of areas, the frames for instance, that are paint free where you would think would need the most protection.

[@andrewm753]

Yes... everything needs protection.

[@SVPearler]

Wow commend you on your challenge you are tackling. It will be a new boat in the end. Could have packed up and gone home, well I guess this is home. No turning back. keep up the good work.

[@ShipHappensUK]

Little by little it's taking shape, well done guys xx 😘👏❤

[@jaymiller2213]

Looking amazing!! Yaba has come such a long way!! Lots of love from 🇨🇦

[@michaelzemap]

Each plank is basically sculpted, it's a work of art! (sorry to see you getting some negative comments, they must actually love it otherwise they wouldn't be watching!)

[@corywentworth5109]

Great work, another splendid video. Every week gets you closer and closer to the water. I love following the journey,

[@SailingYaba]

Thank you so much Cory!

[@charlespickering2726]

Your boat is looking more and more boaty every episode. Very interesting to see some old school shipbuilders doing their jobs.

[@SailingYaba]

Thank you so much Charles!

[@charleswallis400]

It's always great to see good progress on rebuilding the boat. Looks like you might be on the water sometime in the near future. Thanks for the explanations on how they are making sure every plank fits. You two try to stay dry!

[@Jayr2374]

Get Duca over there to seal it all up with silkaflex !

[@loganjohnson3589]

Now that's funny .

[@johnpoynton4193]

@@loganjohnson3589 They should rename it Ducaflex

[@loganjohnson3589]

@@johnpoynton4193 I think Duca has an exclusive on that one .

[@richierich2208]

Enjoying each new week Ben and MP. Well done on the progress. Amazing the skill of these shipwrights. I love working with wood. The smell must be amazing!! We have La Nina here as well. Had a very very wet summer and loads of destructive rain in Sydney.

[@richardp969]

These videos are sooooo good. Please do not skip any steps (that is take is thru the complete journey ). God Bless you and your wife, and all those craftsman.

[@gds6395]

I hope you will travel around Brazil when you are done. Would be nice to see some other things than the Caribbean :-).

[@garyc5483]

A great job in such adverse conditions. Well done for everyones persistance. I hope it dries up soon. Stay safe. Fair winds & regards from the UK

[@charlesdefrancisco5056]

Hi guys I admire your project and so very fortunate that you found these guys ..it’s a dying art and your guys are very skilled I’m a contractor and can’t even begin to figure the hours and when will the bleeding stop...it’s like opening a very old person for operation..once you see that’s three is not much left One small question..how much does a rebuild on the scale of your boat cost?

[@robertlemoine3500]

As we can all see ,this is a magnificent,complicated project.It is wonderful to see so many shipwrights working and many thanks to Ben and MP for supporting theses families.If you can help many will benefit.cheers all!

[@oldmannoplan394]

When the refit is completely finished not only will you have a beautiful boat but a very sea worthy one as well. Glad to see you save this regal lady!

[@patmclean1951]

I mean I love watching the process of rebuilding your boat but maybe it would have been easier to build a new one beside the existing boat. Cudos for the energy you two are putting into your disolving water craft.

[@dannydonnelly8345]

Thank God for rich kids with generous daddies, I've counted as many as 10 people at one time working on your boat, in the states that's about $300 an hour or $2400 a day. you are clearly providing a lot of work for a lot of people. good for you good for them. You also may be stimulating more work for these people simply because others are considering having boats built down there, unless I'm mistaking it's costing you a fraction of what it cost in the states.

[@charonstyxferryman]

​@@jiefflerenard1228 I think you're an American, and also knows that you grossly underestimate how expensive thing are to build even in low €€€ income countries.

[@dowser81]

Hardly, they are young kids who understand how the KZbin phenomenon works and they ate using it to their advantage for ironically your pleasure seeing as you watch. Old people like you will never understand this young couples sense of adventure good on them I say.

[@gobic1319]

Thanks for bringing us along on your great fascinating adventure guys!

[@billhadden7219]

So much work on Yaba. My dad said that he is very proud of both of you for taking on saving this beautiful boat.

[@Mrs.Sørensen]

I'm so invested in yabas journey. And I'm so looking forward to see how beautiful she will be when she is all put back together again ❤️

[@Curiosity-NZ]

The refit come rebuild is coming along exceptionally well. We, ourselves are now ashore as Snow Maiden is about to undergo a major refit that should take 6 months all going well. Like you two we have an exceptional team of boat-builders to work on her. With the planking happening before you know it Yaba will be planked and then it's just the interior. Great you have someone assisting on that part of the refit. Regards Suzie (Robert is out of commission at the moment, nothing major)

[@fernandofert9960]

É muitissimo interresante a diferença entre os procedimentos realizados no Yaba e no Tally Ho. Embora varias técnicas sejam similares, e as embarcações tenham que ser basicamente recontruidas, o "approach" é diferente visto que o Tally Ho é uma embarcação histórica que está passando por um processo de restauro. Já o Yaba está sendo reformado para um uso posterior que provavelmente deverá sustentar seus proprietários. No Tally Ho é buscada sempre a excelência da técnica e que ela seja condizente com o passado da embarcação. . Já no Yaba, o objetivo é utilizar técnicas tradicionais de construção naval em madeira do litoral catarinense para deixar o barco operante e seguro para que possa desenvolver usos a que se pretende no futuro. As técnicas de construção naval utilizadas no Yabá são visivelmente mais rústicas porém condizentes com os custos e tempo que se espera para finalização do projeto. Espero que o material e a experiência dos Carpinteiros ajude para que embarcação tenha um tempo de vida e um tratamento melhor do que já teve até hoje. Estamos anciosos para ver o término dessa " reconstrução" e o começo das diversas viagens que a embarcação proporcionará a sua tripulação e certamente a nós telespectadores.

[@AHmad-pm4pb]

Basically it going to be a new boat . Good luck!

[@aniciorossitorella7794]

Well, at the end of the work, I suppose that maybe only the masts will remain the same. All the planks, from the bow to the stern, most of the frames, most of the upper deck, the transom, and then the internal bulkheads, the bottom boards, all the internals, all the systems (hydraulic, electrical, the bilges, engine casing, navigation, the engine itself...these are those I can enumarate...). Substantially a brand new boat. 70" with a lot of internal space to accomodate all the needs to live sailing wit all the conforts. And safely (5 cm of thickness for the planks, 12 or more for the frames!!!). But... how much will all these works cost? I cannot believe you decided to rebuild totally a 70" schooner with limited capabilities to sail in the high seas, instead of buying a steel/aluminium smaller keel. But that's it. And I'm looking forward on watching your cruises!

[@drj5758]

I think it’s awesome that the shipyard crew is all wearing Sailing Yaba T-shirts!!!

[@ThomasEJensen_TEJ]

Getting along nicely. she's gonna be a beautiful ol lady. Thanks for yet another great episode. 🤘😉

[@SailingYaba]

Thank you for watchingThomas!!

[@ThomasEJensen_TEJ]

@@hughroney6342 People that take better care of it than the previous owners did, and make sure that it stays watertight.

[@dreoneful]

It hurts to know that someone would even sell something like this but these videos are priceless you just don't see alot of people work on wooden boat

[@herbertsusmann986]

Salt and Tar. But they built from scratch.

[@DVolvoguy777-x7o]

Lots of wood boat skulduggery going on in KZbin land....

[@brucefraser4778]

i am in awe of the skills and knowledge of these boat builders and hope they can pass it all on to the younger generation

[@oldtimeengineer26]

May have been cheaper to buy a new one but glad you are fixing it up

[@herbertsusmann986]

I think labor in Brazil is pretty cheap.

[@RetiredPilot]

I don't think they would get the same financial support to buy a new one. With 47K subscribers and Patreon they are likely getting enough money to pay for everything.

[@jerryclayton4616]

@@RetiredPilot not even close...

[@paul_gradenwitz]

I notice there is a green ship between Yaba and the water. Those shipwrights are working so fast that I wonder if that one will be in time finished to make the way free when Yaba will go back in the water.😉

[@praeliora]

Yaba was Infront of the last ship launched, they had to maneuver around her..

[@tejolisboa]

Great craftsmanship!! Very beautiful to watch.

[@alanpinder4651]

With respect to the skill of the workers, geat project and wish you all the success.

[@englishmaninfrance661]

These shipyad guys are just awesome

[@marvinwestern4276]

interesting ship saw blade guard blocks.

[@johnyboy6932]

Amazing old school wood working craftsmanship when they are done y’all will have a amazing new boat

[@SailingYaba]

Thank you Johny!!

[@Luminaring]

4:01 - 4:12 love

[@WallStreetPanda]

I think the dog will be sailing with you after work is done. Adoption in 3,2,1... And Yabá is starting to look nice!

[@bdphourde]

I would have thought the planks would have the edges and ends waterproofed also. Those are the most susceptable to the intrusion of water and worms. And did they stop wrappimng and coating the bolts they were using to hold the bigger pieces together?

[@albertseaton2806]

Always facinated on the amount of work that goes into rebuilding. Can't wait to see it when the hull is complete. Thanks for taking us on your journey.

[@SailingYaba]

Thank you for joining us on our journey Albert!!

[@kennethd.cooper5252]

Rain rain go away. Be safe stay healthy

[@SailingYaba]

Thanks Kenneth!!

[@antoniogomesdeamorim8075]

Bom dia Casal o vídeo está ótimo já formando a estrutura do Yabá logo Vcs vão para os finalmente e o Yabá voltará pro mar parabéns Sucesso e Deus os abençoe

[@SailingYaba]

Bom dia Antonio! Obrigado!! Boa semana!

[@glennjaggard5370]

Tally Ho had Poncho the Parrott now Yaba the dog Good one

[@jimilipi5493]

It's a pleasure to see the work progress!😁😁😁

[@steveed1834]

fantastic work!

[@Bob-vc6ug]

That dog is like mine, loves to help and there is no tool made thats too loud for her lol. Those guys look like they know what theyre doing, measuring and transferring and cutting odd shapes and bends is hard, and working with the damp wood sucks. The humidity alone wreaks havoc on how things fit from one day to the next. Thanks for sharing your rebuild. You all seem very nice. Cant wait to see the finished product.

[@josecarloscampelo7501]

E animador ver que a cada dia o barco está ficando mais reforçado, cada pedaço de madeira podre que é substituído é uma vitória para o novo barco.

[@garygrissom1031]

Yo this is so exciting watching the boat be built my excitement rages every time I see you guys posted I actually look forward to your post all the time good work y'all

[@crarangoable]

Guess you have to create a little space between "cintado" and the deck. That space, and a little slope on deck will allows the rain and splashed water to go to the sea, instead of the boat interior. It was one of the problems I saw on first videos. Concentrate water is also concentrate problems. Good job guys.

[@mattostrokol]

I love Ben's glasses. :)

[@SailingYaba]

Thank you Matt! 🤓

[@joebrown1382]

The port side frames & planking are looking awesome. I don't understand the measuring but I know the shipwrights know. I can't get enough of this channel. 24 minute video goes too damn quick. Glad my name will be on a futtock. Go away rain!!

[@renem6441]

Que gran trabajo el de los artesanos se esta convirtiendo en una obra de arte!! Aprovechen a cambiar los tanques de combustible y agua por nuevos ahora que pueden !!

[@mark703]

Fantastic to see the planks going up, you must be so excited. Yaba is going to be like a new boat when she's finished!

[@rallyeraidr7841]

sad thing is it would've been far, far, cheaper to construct a new hull from scratch.

[@dannydonnelly8345]

won't be like a new boat, it will be a new boat.

[@dannydonnelly8345]

@@rallyeraidr7841 the good thing about it is is they're providing a lot of work for a lot of people. I counted as many as 10 people in one shot working on the boat at one time. Where the hell does 25 year olds get the money to pay 10 people to work on anything. I guess the kid has a very rich Daddy. I also heard they paid $40,000 for this boat!!! They made somebody's day or year! They should have been paid five grand to haul it away. To rebuild, or should I say to have built this is the United States would cost 4 to $500,000, although they're providing lots of work for a lot of people it just goes to show the disparity between the rich and poor in Brazil it's far worse there than it is here the poor in Brazil are very poor the rich on the other hand are very rich. We could have bought a boat in far better shape actually any boat that floats would have been in far better shape this boat did not even float, in fact there are numerous wooden schooners for sale right now on yacht world for about what they paid for this boat originally and these boats were built in the last 20 years with zero rot. If it is an obvious, I'll tell you this real bothers me.lol I want to know who's putting the bill for this project, how much they're getting paid, did they really pay $40,000 for this pile of rotted wood, did they ever consider looking at other boats, and most of all why did they not get her surveyor or someone with some boat knowledge to guide them. This is a perfect example of how money makes up for everything else that is lacking. The fact is rich people do this all the time. The yacht business is nothing but a business living off of the rich. There isn't and hasn't been a yacht built that lost money the moment after it was finished. Boats that sell for a million dollars are often sold for a half that just a year or two later clearly rich people have a lot of money to throw around I guess everyone else should be happy for that. I think everyone else would be a lot happier if they were paid better for their work. In so many manual hours and so much labor would not be wasted. Things produced would reflect their real value, not in this world.

[@rallyeraidr7841]

@@dannydonnelly8345 I heard a similar sale price. I am told they did NOT get a survey - and lets face it, any surveyor would have told them to run like hell. They say in a previous installment the keel replacement was about $650 (US). I have no idea what the final rebuild will cost - but even down in Brazil it would still be far cheaper to have started from scratch with a new hull.

[@محمدالمالكي-ط7ه8ث]

تحياتي الك من البصره العراق

[@mchurch3905]

Your explanation of the process these amazing shipwrights need to take for the rebuilding of Yaba are truly an instructional video from centuries ago, minus a few power tools, still very well done!

[@dennishudson9723]

This is perfect while I’m laying in bed still waking up late on a Sunday morning thank you!

[@SailingYaba]

Thank YOU Dennis!! Enjoy your Sunday!

[@DIMTips]

Great job. I only work on small pieces. This must be a really project.

[@blairtuckey9045]

Really enjoyed the detail you showed that it takes to create each plank.

[@SailingYaba]

Glad you liked it Blair!

[@lynstoneham]

This is going to be a completely. New boat. These are truly craftsmen that know what they are doing so fascinating to watch

[@TychoBrahe21]

Yaba is going to be so amazing when she's finished. Good job you two!

[@jimdavidbarnard3862]

Why are not the planking lumber kept in a dry place rather left exposed to the rain? Why isn't the repair yard cleaned up from debris? Looks like a safety issue.

[@DonAshcraft]

Thanks for taking time to describe how the master ship right uses the long stick and compass to get all the measurements and angles correctly. I am a woodworker and restorer in America and I've never seen anything like that. I've been playing that section over and over again. I find it absolutely fascinating! Thank you!! ⛵🙂

[@sherryrogers-byrd6499]

I see the pup has picked you two as his people will he go with you

[@stevemcardle2013]

I love Bens complete lack of any boat building terms when he's trying to explain what's going on. Love the project, keep it up.

[@boatfreak207]

The dog is adorable! Really nice to see there are people still building boats this way. I'm curious though, was this boat custom built in a ship yard like this? Or is there a ship yard churning out hulls on a regular basis?

[@theycallmefranco]

This boat is the reason the price of wood has skyrocketed.

[@scorsagain]

Absolutely brilliant way to make the measurements accurately . BZ

[@robertdonnelly434]

While you may not intend to share the actual costs of this massive rebuild, it seems obvious that a LOT of money is being invested in Yada. IF you think it worthy of notice, would you consider sharing SOME of the costs being incurred - material, labour, etc... AND THEN, what is your projected time before you might get crews working on the inside, its fittings, electrics, etc? Cheers from Canada!!

[@Djdj-kd8ue]

Are you putting any preservative on the wood/planks?

[@nevillekernke1844]

Love seeing this beautiful boat being put back together thank you for having the foresight to rebuild from Maryborough QLD Australia

[@js-b783]

Amazing progress!

[@andrebelanger7798]

Thank you have nice week

[@SailingYaba]

Thank you!! You too!!

[@spaceace9680]

what is the initial assement of the boats deck condition ?

[@alfgjelsvik2286]

Do you hawe too change the deck too,what is the cost come up too? love this journy