My Illegal Tugboat Is Now An R/C Toy!

The Minnesota DNR said my modified sandbox is legally a toy, not a boat. So I doubled down by making it a radio controlled toy! Now Tuggy can pull barges around, and if the barge happens to be my kayak, that's perfectly legal, right? Tuggy now has full radio control, a louder horn, and only occasionally catches on fire. I even dumpster-dived a zombie child Halloween decoration to be the new captain. Honestly I'm pretty sure this thing is more of a hazard to navigation than before, but at least it's not a "boat", so the DNR should be perfectly happy!
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[@edellenburg78]

We built a floating dock here in Michigan but used a trolling motor to bring it out to the middle of the lake and back. Our DNR says if it has a motor and being using in the water, it has to have an MC number. I went to our local Secretary of State and told them I built a custom boat with motor. They gave me my MC number. I went to Home Depot and bought the sticker numbers and posted on the side of the dock. You should have seen the faces of the DNR when I went motoring by them in my 16x16 float dock. They did not pull me over or say a word. Lol

[@saveitforparts]

See, I tried to say I built a custom boat, and our DNR wanted pictures, then they didn't like what they saw. Couple years ago we built an 8x16 raft out of barrels and plywood, and they let us register that just fine!

[@Allan_aka_RocKITEman]

When the governments overstep their boundaries, revolutions result. Just sayin'....

[@arjovenzia]

not a licencing issue cos we never motorised it, we built a floating platform out of big 1ft chunks of styrofoam. to keep it from shedding beads and to give some texture, we wrapped it all in a cream shade cloth. when moored in deeper water, it looked like it was made of limestone. apparently we confused quite a few beachwalkers as to how on earth we made limestone float.

[@capichow]

@@edellenburg78 🤣🤣🤣🥲🤣🏆❤️❤️

[@capichow]

@@arjovenzia 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@DonnyLA]

Being towed across the lake by an evil zombie kid was priceless!!! Greatest vid ever! You are awesome dude 🙏

[@serecon]

As soon as I heard " Crouching Zombie Child" I had to put everything aside and give my full attention to the video, this is youtube gold.

[@digitalchaos1980]

Crouching Zombie Child, almost sounds like a corny martial arts move! 😆 😆

[@shinji391]

@@serecon Crouching Zombie Hidden Child. Crouching Zombie Hidden Demon.

[@nicholasjohnson2422]

It is too bad that the DNR would not register the boat, but to be honest being towed by a zombie child in your kayak is a far better result than piloting it yourself would have been!

[@ajbent1]

For me the issue with cheap trailer lights has always been the wiring. Its always copper coated aluminum that just disintegrates when any moisture appears. Replacing it with actual copper wire with silicone insulators is what solved it for me. The replaced wiring on my crappy Harbor Freight trailer is going on 7 years now without any adjustment, while the original wiring lasted like 1 year.

[@CryingWolf_225]

My uncle used bulk extension cord wire for his trailer and it has been working fine ever since. It looks cool with the orange wire going down the tongue and branching off from a waterproof junction box. It has worked for more than 5 years accept for the bulbs always going out it is a perfect sa;ution using the bulk extension cord wire.

[@mikew2046]

CALLING ALL TUGGY CREATORS...when is the first annual TUGGY CONVENTION......LOL.... Great vid and awesome idea...

[@al3k]

Future upgrade idea: amplify Timmy's voice and try and remote trigger it somehow too... and maybe make his head move around :D

[@adamweb]

Manned boat: ❌ RC boat towing man: ✔

[@PU7MZD]

This is definitely going to the "Best of 2024" video recap

[@PU7MZD]

Also, I'm happy to see Little Tommy/Jimmy/Timmy as a new member of the gang

[@cobraspottedwolf8791]

Definitely a responsible use of time and resources

[@MerlinTheGreat-op3lz]

It is like watching Red Green back in the day . keep on going sir { salutes }

[@jacobhofmann9503]

I have to admit, they were right about that being a toy, it looks like way more fun to R/C that and have it tug you around as a toy lol

[@HippieLongHaired]

7:38 that phrase has to go on a T-Shirt. Thank you. "If you hoard enough trash then eventually trash.A fits trash.B and you've got something usable."

[@ericdpeerik3928]

I think Tinder already uses that as a slogan .

[@BobaPhettamine]

it's funny that a plastic canoe is legal but not tuggy 😆

[@iamgriff]

2:40 Man that Futaba Box takes me back! Life was better before the interweb

[@napalmholocaust9093]

I made a trailer bumber and set all the lights under metal grills. Also used marine wire in spools. You can just buy the appropriate pig-tail. Never rely on chassis grounds lights either. My chassis is grounded but each light is 3 wire and gets linked in. No problems for over ten years. Also put the pig-tail in plastic conduit and have it attached close to the tongue so it isn't long enough to get run over or drag (seen many like that).

[@jampskan5690]

16 mins in, I lost my sh*t! This could have been due to the fact that I'm now 4 Spotted Cows deep at this point, but that music with that video footage hit hard! By far the wellist edited SIFP video I have witnessed! Sweet editing, multi-camera angles, and cheesy bits that a WI resident approves of.

[@jampskan5690]

I also respected the fact that you had "Tuggy" pull you, as a way to avoid MN legality. Veryy nice indeed!

[@saveitforparts]

Glad you liked it. And yeah that's a good beer :-)

[@Gunbudder]

its wild that the DNR cares that much. they probably just want their taxes and don't want to deal with letting people register random toys as boats lol. i know in WA you can simply sit on a paddle board and then pull yourself with an RC toy connected by a line, and that doesn't require any tags or anything (although you have to follow normal rules for paddle boarding). you can also let it rip with a paddle boat here and you don't need tags or anything

[@jimmy2thymes916]

That 1-800 number on the boat is still in service lol. Little Tikes replacement parts hotline.

[@saveitforparts]

Ha! I've never actually tried calling it. Sometimes I forget phones make voice calls that aren't just scams or advertisements.

[@userscott]

When I registered my Tuggy boat in the UK, I gave that number as the hull serial number. 😂

[@TechGorilla1987]

@0:23 🎶Summer's here and the time is right, for Tuggin' in the weeds (tuggin' in the weeds) Tuggin' in the weeds.🎶

[@JayReding]

OMG, that whole project is just hilarious! The zombie child driver is an extra fun touch. Driving the motor with a giant-ass linear actuator is a clever solution, and looks to be just fast enough to work!

[@thomasdemaio53]

Waterproofing is different though. All electronics have impedance which turns to heat. Ventilation is needed. Covering anything with only a top tarp caused a greenhouse thing to happen and it holds moist air. It destroys stuff through good intentions

[@mikebond6328]

I’ve got a pile of linear actuators that I saved from the landfill. I find them on treadmills and stand up assist recliners. I got two off an electric futon my neighbor threw out.

[@arjovenzia]

yep, great source of them. the DC motors in a treadmill also make excellent generators. only problem is is they are often at weird voltages. they still work at 12v, but will have far less power than what is on the sticker. still, fine to run a tiller or tilt a yagi.

[@superbmediacontentcreator]

Whew, at least I'm not the only one with trailer light issues. This was the absolute stupidest project ever... I loved it.

[@rjdipcord1271]

This is probably one of the most entertaining video yet. Keep this up.

[@GuitarSlayer136]

5 seconds in and this is already one of the best SIFP videos

[@clownearound5751]

More stupid boats you’re working on you say….? Great news. Excellent work with this video Gabe, seeing Timmy’s arms moving/shaking as you launched the boat had me laughing 😆 it just looked so ridiculous but in a fantastic way. Thank you for sharing it so everyone can enjoy ‘the nonsense’. Best wishes to you and the family from England

[@gardenfork]

What a story Gabe. Made me smile. I think some of my stuff is in that one drawer.

[@saveitforparts]

I think it might be! I'm still using your camera as my main one :-)

[@nicholaslewis7208]

zip ties are worth there weight in gold. The golden zip tie. we must start a quest for this.

[@zachwhite2716]

Good thing zip ties are light.

[@IndianaDipper194]

honestly this is a better fate for tuggy becuase now he can live up to his name and be the tugboat he always knew he could be! lol great video honestly made me giggle, ALOT! those cold hearted bureaucrats! timmy was the icing on top!

[@maxallister66]

Wait until the DNR finds out you're going to build a kayak battleship that fires nerf cruise missiles. lol.

[@saveitforparts]

Don't threaten me with a good time!

[@lambo_drives]

0:05 waaaait…… AxMan…. Okay I’m in. Why did it take me two days to click on this thumb……

[@lambo_drives]

So excited; every time I drive by a local body of water now (also a Minnesotan) I’m going to be looking for the Tug…. Sorta like the new Nessy that used to pop up within the Minnehaha Watershed District (typically was Lake Nokomis) ✌🏻

[@zeroy]

A note on the Futaba Remote, if you ever come across a model FP-T8SGA-P just know that it is worth a lot of money as it is the exact model used in the Back to the Future movie! I was lucky enough to pick one up on ebay for cheap recently (UK)

[@saveitforparts]

Neat! I'll keep an eye out for that :-)

[@rubberknees]

New coat of paint is all she needs to be legal as far as I can tell. She's a fine ship, she is!!😊😊

[@SPLavey7751]

Creative way to still enjoy it. Your lable for the e stop is awesome 😂 Need some videos of your jetboat. That's a cool antique

[@truthreigns7]

I do believe you could start a support group for the procrastinators and for the hoarders, lol

[@dudley8671]

I will come if there is cookies & coffee!

[@truthreigns7]

@@dudley8671 very good

[@nobleherring3059]

I think we call that a 'swap meet' or a 'flea market'

[@truthreigns7]

@@nobleherring3059 I could see that

[@ericdpeerik3928]

Yeah,later maybe

[@mikejones-vd3fg]

Love it when trash A fits trash B, the pinacle of hoarding, its like getting a tetris. Almost makes the disease i mean hobby worth it... (trips over trash C).

[@osseo9947]

A tip for the trailer lights, add a dedicated negative wire to all lights and don't rely on the trailer chases for the negative. The chassis negative connection is archaic snd should be discontinued.

[@michaellichter4091]

What a great video! I admire how you always turn a hopeless situation into something good. If you can't get it registered as a boat, then you make an RC model that pulls you in the water with a kayak-simply brilliant. The doll, though, is quite scary and creepy. The horn is a very good idea for attracting attention. And then the magical smoke from the electronics box-this video had it all. It definitely deserves a sequel.

[@SawdustSoftwareSiliconChippy]

This is awesome. Parts arriving in August? Perfect to prepare the Tug and terror Zombie-child, into a floating, Halloween lake nightmare aberration. 😆

[@jameskelly1680]

You can test that ammeter with a known load. Plug in a 120V lamp, separate the cords, and put a 100W conventional light bulb in it. Using Ohms law, you can determine that it should draw 0.83 amps. If you need more current in order to test the scale, you can use some of those 300W halogen outdoor lights.

[@nicholashanninen7379]

Good timing releasing this video, tuggys just went viral and this is one of only like 3 videos I can find on the internet about them!

[@shinji391]

I can tell you were really proud of that shot at 9:55. It's a good shot. I've been giggling and smiling ever since the zombie demon child appeared.

[@olympusmons4089]

When you were measuring 2 amps, that is the no-load amperage. When you put a load on the motor by running it in water, the current will be significantly higher. Great video! Really enjoyed it!

[@TrueHelpTV]

BROTHER>.. I LOVE the idea of challenging the loophole of being towed... and not having to register RC boats.. my gears are churning

[@nebula0024]

omg, dude...This is so stupidly hilarious. Well done 😂😂😂

[@bernd-das-brot]

If you don't know exactly how much current the motor can draw, you can measure the internal resistance of the motor. When an electric motor is in operation, all sorts of other physical laws come into play that limit the current consumption, but with the measured resistance you can roughly calculate the current consumption of the motor when blocked, and this is usually higher than the current consumption in normal operation. If you set the speed controller to this current, you are relatively on the safe side, but a fuse in the battery supply line doesn't do any harm! For comparison: my XL Springer Tug initially had a brush motor with a nominal current of 10A, although the ESC was supposed to withstand 25A, it still burned out. A brushless motor is now installed, which requires 2A in the air when idling and 26A in the water under full load. When driving quietly, with about 35% throttle, i measured 3A. I don't have the exact technical data for the controller I'm using now, which is why it was so cheap to get, however, the transistors built into the controller can handle up to 90A. I'm guessing that with a bit of a buffer, it can be used for up to 75A continuous current, which is almost three times the maximum current of the motor. Now i have fun without burning enything: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qnSmqXyId5Zrp68si=hv1sQ_Q07HzSLd3p

[@ThatOneTruckGuy]

Absolutely lost it at 15:42 lol Also, should add a bilge pump to prevent water from filling up inside.

[@BlueEyedColonizer]

Remote control battleship with a kayak......Do it!!!

[@jeffheiner]

DUDE If you named it Tuggy McTugFace and had a fire extinguisher, I think you would have been legit.

[@Kx0195]

When I heard you I was like "I'm sure I've heard this guy does satellite videos" 😂😂😂😂😂

[@Dragonsbrath]

Man I laughed my arse off seeing this. You've got a superb imagination to create stuff like this. Very entertaining and keep up the vids.

[@dudley8671]

*IF* you choose to go into production on this model, I would like to order a *💙Tuggy💛* The western, suburban Minneapolis lake near my home absolutely needs to be haunted by a young zombie Timmy-Jimmy. I would like to order the light package, so young TJ can sail/haunt the lake at night! ❤😂

[@Drakoman07]

Wow, I thought I was the only one who stares at my project for 20 minutes, waiting for the problems to solve themselves. Most relatable lol

[@80lab38]

"If it's that easy to lose it can't be that important." Words to live by! :D

[@dienadel30]

Ha love the tune that plays why you are towing yourself around reminds me of 80s montage music

[@BradinSiouxCity]

I made my trailer light set from harbor freight magnetic. I remove it from whatever trailer I'm using and bring it inside. Works every time.

[@georqedubyakush6066]

Honestly this might be the best case for a stupid bureaucratic law, cause this thing is so much funnier pulling you in another boat. I love how our laws won't allow us to "dangerous" stuff but opens the door for us to do it even worse

[@Electrodoc1968]

Yep, I have one of these Little Tike sandpits on my back garden awaiting the same adaptation. It has been waiting for 6 years. Maybe an electric reclining chair servo would of done the steering.? or electric car window winder / wiper motor. I made a sliding door from an electric car aerial mechanism and used net curtain wire. Which is very under rated as a power transfer belt or is it unrealised.? dunno but good to know. ;) I also have much much junk because of a similar affliction of "Store enough and something will fit" Lol. (could you tell.?) Rebel by seeing who moans at you and screams "NOT ALLOWED.!!" at you if you fill a boat up with sand.. Just subbed ;)

[@mattstosh6960]

Fairbanks Alaska STILL has the Red-Green Boat race down the Chena River. Only "boat" construction allowed is the use of cardboard and duct tape. Safety boats positioned for those sinking. Did you ever?

[@saveitforparts]

I missed that! I was usually fishing in Southeast in the summer. Only managed to see a couple summer days in Fairbanks, and it was weird seeing so much sunlight after so many school years of darkness :-P

[@FreezyAbitKT7A]

Axe-man has cube relays most of the time

[@beautifulsmall]

Love the project, the 100W power you mentioned , I would look at the ratings and go 50 to 100% over , especially when uncertainty is high. Put fuses in, they can save wiring catching fire incase of a short with high power and a 500mA can save an arduino. Ive seen sat dish linear actuators in a skip at a caravan dealers, probably a good place to ask for old ones., Had to look up DNR. Use AWG cable table and calculate voltage loss and lII bet you will go to thicker cable.Great to see the workshop, hoarding is a process where scrap turns into treasure. Its like Alchemy.

[@TSGEnt]

That was totally legit! It's tugged you around!

[@gregoryhunt2409]

This was so cool, I didn’t stop smiling the whole time you were on the lake. Timmy was definitely an excellent addition to the project.

[@ImmortalAbsol]

Like RCTestFlight but 100 times more goofy haha

[@zenmark42]

I feel the "how do you have time" section so fucking hard. I'm finally getting around to a project I started 3 years ago.

[@Shmoozo55]

Delightfully inspired madness. Gotta love it.😁

[@gannas42]

Finally, all of the joy and heartbreak of my own projects without me having to actually do them myself. Fantastic! Lol Thanks for a other great video, dude.

[@polarbub]

I really liked the editing style on this video!

[@arjovenzia]

Our solution to the trailer light problem was to invest in one really expensive set that we use across all our trailers. they have clamps and magnets, and a really long cable. Its fully potted in epoxy, all the wires are sealed in glue back heatshrink. we have I think 6 trailers in the fleet at last count, so could justify spending a bit on good lamps. just clip them on whatever one your using that day. but the best part is that they live in a bag in the cab of the truck, so dont spend months between use sitting out in the weather, and you can remove them before you reverse the trailer so they never get submerged. they've lasted a good 5 years. we also do a similar trick with the licence plate, trailers here are all lumped together as 'single axle trailer', no differentiation if its a boat trailer, box trailer, firefighting unit, caravan etc. that lives in the same bag as the lights. makes buying stuff on trailers really easy, in 5 minutes you can have a licenced trailer with lights you trust. I dont think its technically legal, but if the lights work and the plates check out when they're run, they have no reason to stop you. Thats been our solution. That idea came from a friend who had a government issue work truck, and government licence plates look very different to civilian ones. he was in the habit of going fishing on his lunch break, and using the truck to tow his boat on the weekend, which technically wasn't supposed to. so he glued some fridge magnets to a civvy plate he 'acquired', and used that to cover his plates whilst parked at the boat ramp. not driving on the roads with it, so not strictly illegal. and unfortunately yes, it was necessary, some Karen (although that term hadn't been coined then) had phoned up the cops to investigate why a government vehicle was at the boat ramp on a Sunday afternoon with an empty trailer, which led to an uncomfortable conversation with his boss. he didnt mind personally, but it had caused him a whole pile of paperwork and pointless work. thanks Karen.

[@TheTonester2312]

Pretty neat. Especially for Halloween 🎃

[@alexmikhael5061]

dude.... you built a RC TUGGY to pull the kyak.... YOU SUCCEEEDED~!!! you leveled up , up to you to make it better or settle for ''rhynocoat the bottom of the tug, or epoxy it to seal it compelty $$$? and REWIRE THE WHOLE THING with ''proper current handling wire, ...'' or ''consider it a WIN and move on unless the ''PEEPS'' say no way you ain't done with that yet get back to VERSION 3.0 and MAKE IT WERK!@!! :) lol eh... awesome episode, can't wait for the next adventure... lol did thhe sherrif ''contact'' you ?? or did you get a call from DNR ??? maybe you should put the channels name on the TUG, ;) or REGISTURE IT AS A TENDER for one of the ''bigger boats''?? naaaa that's sketchy too lol

[@alexmikhael5061]

forgot to include, the upgrade to above 40amps relays or ''relays to carry 60 amps'' beein clicked by smaller ones... use bigger wires for the clicked relays... ?? something like that... what way you gunna go?? LOL oh yea if not epoxy sutff... you have a can or 2 of FLEX SEAL or GORRALLYAz version laying around for o.... sealing up stuff??? coat the bottom with that and forget about the water intrusin, then check to see if the battery needs bolted in into a different location cuz of CENTER OF GRAVITY IS JACKED... GOOD LUCK!!! :)

[@alexmikhael5061]

port aft corner way too heavy... battery needs to move up and cehtered under timmy... or littlie bit up or down... I see in me head a 3d printed ''cradel'' for the battery with lozza flat space for double sided stiky tape for fixing the position of hte cradle/ battery box, wich you probababally have laying around too eh? HAVE AN AWESOME EVERY THING !!! :)

[@olik136]

Top Gear isn't around any more.. I enjoy your "Clarkson-like" adventures. The zombie child really ties the engineering together 👍

[@rallias1]

So... query - if it's not a boat, is it a personal watercraft? Based on a glance, it looks like that's what it would properly be categorized as, seeing how it looks like it's less than 10 feet long.

[@kevinleee3408]

I love the silliness

[@jessen00001]

Epic video 🎉😊

[@processagent5095]

The reaction of those people launching their boat is priceless. Yes, all the good stuff settles to the bottom. Multimeter good

[@hguy4411]

the bit where it became a real tug boat was hilarious. nice stuff man

[@JimmytheCow2000]

Came for the sat dish videos, stayed for the zombie kid in tuggy pulling you around with the biggest smile on your face. Thank you for doing what you do!

[@turtlepoi]

I gave up on lighting my boat trailer almost every season. I gave up and bought magnetic lights and a harmless for towing vehicles from Harbor Freight for really cheap money. I zip tie the wires on the trailer and take it off when trip are done. The magnets are a bit wimpy VS a good set so I zip tie them too. It came in formed clam shell packaging I was carful to open in a way that I could reclose well. It's minimal protection but it is enough plus it keeps the wires untangled because of how they need to be put back.. I store them inside with life vests I don't want mice to harvest nests from. I've had the same set for about 8 years now and never looked back. It's a small amount of work VS hooking up to go somewhere and something being wrong...again. The plan is top remove them so I just slap them on without diagnostics, snaking wires and the rest of the BS when I should be fishing. I can even use the same set for all the trailers... or if I ever do tow a car. I have never looked back. If I do up grade these I will probably use the super velcro that holds toll passes to windsheilds. I bough a roll for the RV off A-zon and it is great stuff to have around. Crazy strong!!! Been fun watching ya for a while, hope ya see this and it pay ya back a bit.

[@saveitforparts]

Thanks! I think I'll probably go with the magnetic ones and just take them off before launching the boat, seems easier than dealing with real trailer lights.

[@Lejar6972]

This was absolutely hilarious! Great work :)

[@dondraper7348]

That sucks, in Texas anything that is not human propelled and caries a person is a boat and has to have registration numbers , I knew a guy who got a ticket because he rigged a trolling motor to a fishing innertube. I've got a trolling motor on my kayak and had to get numbers for it.

[@joegroom3195]

Awesome video! Epic music choice for tuggy's maiden towing voyage!

[@Googleruinedyoutube1964]

I've dragged a pair of the Harbor freight magnetic bases and they're still working awesome. No complaints!!!

[@reneberthold334]

Well now i want that boat too. xD With modern RC electronics it could be a hell of a tuggy. 2.4Ghz Receiver, 2 Brushless Motors (4000KV) with a Kort Turbine, LiPoFe4 Batterys.

[@michaelenglund]

Great episode! Hehe, looked like zombie kid was afraid being on the trailer when you drove.

[@Slimzors]

Glad that guy finally got his ski boat going. I'm sure at first he thought tuggy was a piece of junk but then tuggy did laps pulling a rider while his boat wouldn't start.

[@Offroadcircus]

Awesome to see more of this boat, your original video actually inspired me! Crazy that DNR is so strict over there

[@BandHanana]

You should do a super professional, high power build for RC tuggy, and use it constantly to spite the DNR by involving it in every activity you do on the water.

[@andrewstewartjacobs9678]

@9:53 - Someone call CPS!

[@NoSTs123]

I GOTTA GO AND FIND SOME SURPLUS TRASH TOO!

[@welshdave5263]

If you need a replacement 9V connector, bust open a dead 9V battery. Ive done this a few times and they work just fine.

[@YuNherd]

they have no sense of childlike wonder. keep it up man, this is awesome

[@stormchaser300]

IS THAT YOUR SON IN THE BOAT HE LOOKS JUST LIKE YOU ? 😂😂🤣🤣😂😂🤣🤣

[@nathanlewis5682]

The air tank can be refilled by a high pressure pump used for refilling pre charged pneumatic airguns

[@welshdave5263]

Dude, you can get them actuators from electric rise and recline chairs, I'v3 collected 4 of them with another around the corner from my home I need to go collect.

[@oluscano]

in my opinion, thats the best scene i seen from this channel, LOL 15:44

[@seabeepirate]

Trailer light wiring needs to be protected pretty well. Some type of conduit from the tongue to the lights makes a big difference in how long the lights work. Hope this helps.

[@HandTightGarage]

It's always wiring with the trailer lights. Invest is a nice wireless trailer light set up and you can use it on all of your trailers. Casey Ladelle (KZbinr) uses one that is powered by an M18 battery.

[@alec4672]

I work for a garbage company and we felt the same way about trailer lights. So we got a set of old chevy pickup tail lights and they've been going strong for 2 years now. Also slather your plug in grease to keep the corrosion away.

[@mchungree]

this is the exact delivery and pace that i need my content to be