The TRASHLINER Boat Part 2 "Will It Run"? NNKH

[@SpaceHunterLPSpaceHunterLP]

i just cannot believe this enginge turned on after seeing water in everything... magic and skill! awesome!!!

[@garyseaton4619]

You certainly are a jack of all trades. Cars, trucks, motorcycles and water craft... I really enjoy watching you do what you do so well...

[@mattbrown5511]

And to think that old girl was once well-loved and very expensive. It is sad to think someone let her get to this condition. Thank you for letting her have at least one more run on the water.

[@TwoTrakMind]

I am shocked by how well that thing runs, considering all the water that was in it!

[@robinwells8879]

I have never seen a squirrel so tame! Mine have all got big attitude issues. The boat doesn’t seem to want to give up so you can’t either! Braze the block and make a utility speedboat. It’s meant to be!

[@markphillips6154]

That was excellent. Can’t wait for part three. Truly love the tree growing in it and also the gentle way you carefully removed all of the interior parts to get at the engine that was very nice. You are a crazy person. I like the idea of a open concept with no windshield no nothing that’s it’s a crazy looking boat

[@charlesbrown2451]

Your video shows your perseverance when challenged. There's a lot learned from your excellent knowledge of engine mechanics. I really enjoyed watching! Congrats getting it going!

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Thanks Charles, appreciate the kind words.

[@desmondleroux3444]

Totally injoyed your video

[@billythekid5196]

@@NoNonsenseKnowHow is that an rmx250?

[@vettemaniac2237]

I appreciate your tenacity in getting the floating tenement running ...

[@russellwaddell8194]

I have to agree with the McGyver comment, you’re the best at figuring things out and your drive and determination is amazing!

[@richreed5739]

I love your boat videos. I'm currently working on my 1977 BAJA powered by a 1977 Evinrude 175 HP V6. Complete tear out of interior and floor. It's coming together nicely.

[@ovlov245]

WHATS LEO DOIN NOW?

[@garymucher4082]

And once the "trees" in the boat push out their leaves, the shade will be much appreciated during those hot summer days. lol Thumbs Up!

[@denniscarreno8151]

A true mechanic....well done ✔ 👍

[@williammills7778]

Damn that was exciting! I was grinning the entire time you were on the river. Thanks for posting 👍

[@brianputney8648]

Awesome video! I bought an old boat with a 30 chrysler outboard. Got it running and learned a ton about engines. Now I understand most of what you’re saying when I never would’ve otherwise. Keep it up and the squirrel is hilarious!

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Thanks man. And cool, best way to learn!

[@maddgoatee9708]

Like the open concept. I'd gut it out. Make an engine hood, add a few chairs. It would make a nice catfish / ski boat. That engine has seen better days. Braze that crack closed, I think you could have a lot of fun. Probably even move faster without all that stuff inside. Good luck.

[@richmill6043]

Ha! Like the names of your projects! Customizing the removal of the motor shroud! 😁

[@Campero1115]

No existe satisfacción más grande, que reparar cosas. Felicitaciones

[@beau9920]

I love it when something considered trash is restored to enjoyable service. One year I encouraged the alumni from our six-month drug and alcohol rehab program to restore a '66 Mustang. That car turned out beautiful and was featured at the Long Beach Grand Prix exhibition. The men showcasing that car told visitors who admired it, that they too have been restored.

[@AirborneEclipse]

Just found your channel today. It’s fun and inspiring and I’m appreciating your know how and time sharing it.

[@eastcoastmustang1713]

Hard to find a good mechanic like this guy ,he has the electrical skills I wish I had

[@renegades1982]

The sudden humor has me rollin! ‘Thought about redoing the front interior but may just go with an open concept’. Hahahah

[@mikaellung5800]

Just one important thing, it is start and run 😂😂😂👏👏👏

[@gregdrmax]

"Vented Cap"...you are hilarious!!

[@cubleycat]

I love Leo, he’s so adorable and I love the trees still in the boat growing lol. You are going to need more space for all the projects and toys lol.

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Yeah I definitely need more space

[@GodzHammer]

For a moment there I thought he was going to name the tree too!

[@gispel7058]

I wish my mom was still alive to see Leo. She had squirrels eating from her hand in the backyard. Nice mascot for you and your great vids

[@brianhuber4124]

You’re like the KZbin Mcgyver! Dude can make anything run lol

[@64maxpower]

I think he is better. MacGuyver never had to pull a greasy motor spitting rust water out the plug holes

[@user-mh2oy9jq5x]

Пофигист.начинает с конца. Хорошо, что не стуканул.

[@elonmust7470]

@@64maxpower How da you know?

[@64maxpower]

@@elonmust7470 you are right! MacGyver might have . He was incredible

[@sjd7188]

Thats where those 3.0 blocks generally crack under the manifold. You can epoxy the external crack, but if you had milky oil likely an internal crack as well

[@SWEET-2381]

You better give that squirrel some good treats looks like he's really trying to help out with the channel!! Lol that's pretty cool you got that boat running though. Down to bear bones you can make a really nice boat with that!

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Yeah Leo really likes helping out with the videos! Lol. fun having him around. He gets fed well

[@filmslasherbryanoconnell6484]

Can't believe we made it with the tree still growing out of it and all classic

[@leituvaatoalaki2202]

A true bush mechanic mate. Good on you n awesome job

[@rayrushforth6390]

Leo, your wife must be a saint ! - you should be able to weld that crack - even though many say no can do - there is a method - you are a riot Leo - I love the trash liner - I have a boat like yours and was thinking of making a flat top mini carrier of it. We had a pet squirrel too - that is rare - they are normally quite hard to tame - thanks agin Leo - great video ! Ray

[@conchitogarcia7791]

My dad worked for Ford Motor Co at the Cleveland casting plant in Ohio 25 years. Freeze plugs were basically for cleaning out the casting after it was finished. So you're right calling them casting holes.

[@russcollins4306]

I always keep the Boats drain plug on the inside of the boat. Then if you ever take on a lot of water, you can take off, plain/plane the boat off and pull the plug. The water will drain out. Thanks for sharing.

[@kengibson402]

I’ve been a not boat guy a while (been out in the rancocas with my sisters ex husband a few times) and you got me with a passion to get a junk boat and fix it up!

[@russellcriswell2398]

Thank you for picking up trash in the island. as I said before so many people don't care my wife and I picked up bags and bags of trash boating and camping also on earth day. I love watching your show even more that you have your little puppy thank you again

[@rocinblues]

Great Video.... LOL.... A Bayliner.... those had a Volvo Pento, I believe... even when new they were considered a boat dumpster of the Great Lakes... nice squirrel !

[@eric5766]

Happy you continued

[@mpfla8095]

Great video. Fabulous mechanical knowledge base. Thankful for your acknowledgement of safety issues. So many utubers just want to make a video for the quick ratings You go a whole lot further. Good luck in the future.

[@killianbyrne4984]

Another brilliant video u are smashing it, absolutely do a part 3 in your style of no nonsense..

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Thanks! And I have them out I feel like this is turning into nonsense lol. But oh what fun

[@circe42]

The trees are the icing on the cake . I am slowly doing the same thing on a 19' Regal great video thanks for the encouragement

[@gerardfoo7336]

I have no knowledge about this engine,I try to follow the repair ,a little much beyond my mechanical know ledge,but very encouraging.thanks for the video.

[@conchitogarcia7791]

Every time I watch your videos I learn something new. I have a ton of classic cars, a harley and a 1997 Tioga Camper. Thanks for the great videos

[@mully3042]

It constantly amazes me your mechanical knowledge and ability to bring cars, boats etc back from the graveyards. Totally dig watching you work your skills. P. S. I love Leo and your wife. No disrespect intended.😃👍🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@DanielJones-nv3my]

All I can say is we would get along so very well. I'm called macgyver as well by my coworkers and the guy they say to bring that thing to, he'll think or make something work lol. Born and raised in the auto industry by dad, but he passed away when I was 16 leaving me and brother a 36 acre salvage yard. You sir would fit right in. Projects, inventions, you name it we tried it or tried to build it. Now an a/c technician I enjoy watching these videos that I can relate to. Want to play I have alot of u name it it's probably outback in the yard lol. Keep it up buddy as I will continue to watch you and enjoy your dedication and hard work.

[@pignamedkaren8556]

I was just thinking back when that boat was tucked up against the tree with trees growing out of it and now it’s on the river and you’re driving it it’s amazing good job brother

[@RemberingWoody]

Your ability to pinpoint problems in getting an engine running is just amazing - love this channel and thanks for sharing

[@SonnetGomes]

Amazing how resilient these motors are. This is the first time I bumped into this video. I wish I had the determination as you to fix this clunker, but I am sure this will be worth it. Awaiting part 3. Thank you for sharing this experience. :)

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Yea the 3.0 is a good engine. Thanks for checking it out!

[@SonnetGomes]

@@NoNonsenseKnowHow oh...it was Leo who stole the show. Did you rescue Leo? He is so tame. Absolutely adorable. He probably deserves an episode dedicated for him.

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Yeah he was one of three squirrels that we found in a truck camper air conditioner. Unfortunately he was the only one that survived. In the description of this video there is some links to videos that show where he came from. Mostly shorts

[@SonnetGomes]

@@NoNonsenseKnowHow Thank you. I wonder how i missed Leo's story. I am watching now.

[@greggreermusic6991]

Love the whole deal. Good to see a real man in action. And love the little fuzzy guy!!!

[@dbadventures2046]

Great video! That tree cracks me up! The new owner should leave it in there and it can cruise around with them 😆

[@forwork321]

Went back to watch this episode, as I have a boat renovation ongoing myself. Nothing this “big” but it was really helpful to see the bare engine mounting and attachments. Mine is a chev 350 stuffed in a 22 footer. Good times, and really helpful watching your work!

[@0dmincheg]

Great as usual. The only "but" I have is how cruel you were with that old boat, I cringed all the time 😂

[@williemickbillie]

I’m a young knuckle head who has a lot to learn but you always start with cleaning points Although you taught me how to test a coil manually thanks!!

[@josephanthonythomas6165]

This is the best boat rehab ever...you need your own show.

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Lol. Yeah that'll be the day!

[@00700556]

I do the SAME thing you do- on cars, boats, go karts- anything mechanical. My wife enjoys it and has been telling me to start my YT channel for the longest lol. You’ve def inspired me.

[@richardthomas1743]

LOL , well that was a lot of fun. I really enjoy your videos and your "send it" attitude. :-) ... The engine in the trash liner actually sounds pretty decent. I am definitely looking forward to the upcoming 65 Fury videos and more Leo. Heck ramble on all you want I will be here to watch , thumbs UP to you. Have a great weekend!

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Thanks Richard, glad you thought the video was fun and usually appreciate you checking it out! Have a great weekend also

[@joesprague1464]

Boat/car combo?

[@lancenutter1067]

I love this series. I just got a 450$ Bayliner and have to say, this is really cool. Mine is an 1988 but has 85 Force Outboard. Didn’t have a tree in it tho. Lots of moss, and pine needles tho!

[@soumyadastidar8732]

I want to see you clean up this boat! Get all that junk out of there and rip the Inside out throw down some plywood and call it a new floor. Oh and the trailer man just yank that shit the other way. What an awsome video. Can't wait for part 3

[@Mr.Voysey]

You put in so much effort to get that working! Your knowledge is extensive I wanna learn as much about engines and boat engines as you

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Best way to learn is start picking stuff up for free to tinker with. Trash picking lawn mowers and weed wackers is a great place to start. Or free boats! No shortage of them around here where I live.

[@edwardmulder3777]

Good job getting that engine and drive running again. Be nice to see you give it a bit of pressure wash and spit and polish, I'm sure it would come out nice,. My friends let their 1950s cruiser drown in the salt water not long after they rebuilt the engines, real shame, could have gotten them running with a bit of effort

[@normsebby3421]

hi...you can grind the block crack and arc weld with muggie weld rod works great....heat around the crack before welding

[@HookedUpCatfishing]

Also drill a hole on each end to prevent it from cracking anymore.

[@jacquespoirier9071]

there is techniques to repair such a crack but where it is located, the chances for a successful repair are slim because the seating of the head gasket, if the block heve been cracked between the freeze plugs, the chances of success make it worth to try it. I had a very similar case on a V6 engine and I replaced the block.

[@1REspawnPLS]

18:00 mark - when man and machine become one 🤣 all jokes aside I loved this video the fact that you left the tree growing in it just made it all the better to see the trashliner on the water!

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Lol, yeah that scene looked pretty goofy!

[@theadoralden2839]

I found trashliner watched the build was about to give up on a boat I bought thanks for your insight an know how on these boats!!!

[@josephphillips2906]

Love watching you turn junk into junk that’s functional!! Good stuff!

[@catgirl8845]

My sister would love you, she has a pet squirrel 🐿 she named hers dalia. I love watch people mess with stuff to see if they can get it going. Have fun, I’ll be watching! 🥰

[@bobbydavis3679]

Its amazing how much junk can be salvaged! And appreciate you explaining the components.

[@rayrushforth6390]

You are just amazing leo - I love it! Ya still have the tree in the boat - hurraaae - I did the same thing with an old Llman boat 40 years ago on Coniwingo dam - a crazy first test ride !

[@mikedowland9949]

Bravo👏 can’t believe that ran again! Well done sir, looking forward to seeing it again👍

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Thanks, and cool!

[@nickbooze9766]

Keeping that tree in there was hysterical.

[@mikasm3717]

Condenser is vital in points ingition. Then points opens current starts to flow from coil through condenser to the ground in primary winding, inducting high voltage in secondary.

[@Acelachaser1965]

I've got one of those "trashliners" sitting up on blocks in my backyard as well. Also a freebie from a friend. (The trailer is under another boat) Has the Volvo Penta 2.3. Not sure if it's locked up, but I know there's some freeze plugs out of it. Also needs a starter. Got a boat from a friend with the same motor, but that boat turned out to be in better shape. The Bayliner I stripped all the way down to the hull and cleaned the trees out of it. Stringers were good, but crossmembers weren't. But I've been raiding it for parts for another boat I have. Not sure what I'm going to do with it yet. I really like the square guages on the dash. May put those on another boat.

[@dgb56bgd]

I find it amazing…that you can get everything put back together properly. My memory and/or knowledge just ain’t that good….lol. Nice! Blessings

[@clauderichard7576]

Nice to see calm and patients. Very enjoying 🥰

[@mikeeastmond1020]

This is absolutely awesome, something that most people who like to tinker have thought about doing with all the "free" boats online. Think I might have to pick mine up after watching this

[@izzygray9389]

You are one great mechanic , I love your show , keep up the good work !

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Thanks and will do!

[@romankuznesov1921]

I see that you can make any mechanism work! You're amazing👍

[@develonsmith3179]

Awwwwww man you having a good time in that river Trenton makes the world take 👍👌

[@rickpayer1564]

I really enjoyed #s 1 & 2 never thought you would get it running but not only running you got it in the water running strong. Go Trash Liner.

[@BriannaBeastMode]

Can you do a "how cheap can we do this with stuff around the house" part 3? :) Maybe use some old pallets as subfloors, scrap wood piecemeal flooring, old kitchen table chairs screwed into floor for seats, maybe an old steamer trunk for an engine cover. Could even maybe use a PVC flange screwed into the bottom of an old kitchen table chair, then whatever size PVC into that, with a matching OD to ID flange/pipe on the floor to make a "swivel" seat :) :)

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Those are some good ideas you got there Brianna! And yeah I think a part 3 Will be coming for sure

[@BriannaBeastMode]

@@NoNonsenseKnowHow Thanks! We recently got our first boat, an "old" 1993 Sea Nymph (small v hull basic fishing boat), and it's either missing a seat next to the driver, or has the capability to move the very front seat back to the hole next to the driver. I was thinking of doing the PVC flange thing with a pipe that would fit in the seat mount hole already in our boat, but it seems like it could be useful for any cheap fixer upper :). Maybe you'll get to it before I do so I can see how it works lol. It's cold here in Oklahoma too so not much is getting done outside

[@harleyrozeboom7826]

I used to build those things, worked for Bayliner for over 26 years. They closed up shop and went to South America. Best thing that ever happened always harping on the people to work by harder.. It was a sweat shop. Furnace would keep the temps at 80-85 degrees. You have what was called a CT model I think. Check your serial number on rear right corner of the hull. Will have model and year built.

[@karaDee2363]

I love Leo, he's so cute! Just turn the boat into a fishing / hunting boat, and give it a camo paint scheme.

[@smca7271]

Right up there with bush mechanics...well done.

[@glenndavis6120]

Really enjoyed this video. For an upcoming boat owner I really appreciate the tips you have given.

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Glad to hear that you enjoyed it. I don't remember giving tips in this one. But awesome to hear that. Thanks for checking it out

[@GTFour]

Be cool to see you weld/braise that block crack and get this boat looking better. 👌

[@mgeiger72]

Thumbs up for leaving the tree in it. You never know if Leo wants a ride.

[@melvinjones3895]

Get a few seasons on this beauty. It will be in parades and Halloween headliners. Good show

[@clflyguy]

LOL! Loved the fact that you left the sapling in there for the test run!

[@vincentnicolasphilippe8054]

Really excellent ! I love all your vidéos. Nevers give up please. Vincent from France.

[@wattienewton5447]

Amazing the plastic welding chems that comes out of a tubes and work well Cheers

[@Lapeerphoto]

Good stuff!! Thanks for bringing us along!!

[@mennoboon8037]

Nice work on that old thing haha, respect for having the patience😂👍

[@connorridgeway3090]

Man this is one of the coolest channels. I love the boat restorations!

[@juliewoolfrey5476]

cut the bottom out 2'by 2' and case it around above the water line and make a summer ice fishing style hole with a glass cover. so you can see the bottom.

[@markthomas2436]

Great job, dude. Amazing ton of work and you know how to roll fast thru it. You have an amazing knowledge and good organization of tools and parts and more.

[@chip9832]

Test rides on all these will it run vehicles are kewl.

[@kapegede]

That tree! Who else on this planet has a natural grown tree in his boat?

[@anselbuhrman7419]

Can’t wait for part 3!

[@jonathanklein383]

Marine tex or jb weld would be adequate for that non pressureized block crack. Wouldn't bet either would last forever but would both hold a few seasons.

[@lisadeyoung5361]

I love the weeds growing up thru... classic