This Was HARD But Turned Out SOOO GOOD! (Building Our Own Aluminum Catamaran Part 21)

[@svdelos]

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[@theod9548]

would dry ice blasting have given you the same result ?

[@mysticmikeable]

...enough with the 'in vid' adverts - it's way OTT (...on top of mass YT Ads!) ...be thankful for the subscribers ...more - feels like gouging / greed / bad faith / cynycism / business :( Remember tfe views are paying for your life... so if you are short of money then economise - live within mean.. or declare yourself as a commercial business and drop the subscribers - don't take things for granted!

[@hillsidedweller656]

@mysticmikeable Got a foolproof solution for *your* problem. Just stop watching. Easy peasy.

[@phillanghorst8333]

Captain, been watching since year one, my first post. I'm a Professional Engineer, EE, saw the Bus Bar job. Since the bottom is a solid trough, my concern is moisture build up. The copper is going to be cold most of the time and cause condensation in the mornings, and the water can't escape. You've made a perfect electrolysis cell, the tin will migrate to one bar. It may grow tin or carbon tracking across the 8mm center insulation, leading to a fire. We see it all the time on fiberglass PCBs used outdoor. I suggest you put a hole in the top piece of fiberglass at the center of the bus, and connect high pressure blower. Have a check valves at the ends to let air escape. Run it on sunny days when you have extra power to dry the moisture. Once a week should. Before you connect anything to the bars, run a hi-pot test. It will spark at the weak point. Make sure you can get over 1000v before it sparks. Also measure the leakage at a fixed voltage, like 500v, to establish a base line when its clean and dry. Later you can retake the measurement, maybe once a year, to see how much conductive contamination you have. Smooth sailing you awesome dude.

[@rayf8162]

Looks like there’s a lot of people still thinking about this (me included) and how it was ultimately addressed. A follow up video will be welcome.

[@WSABOTG2D4398]

Excellent points .Would add conductivity measurement on all bus and connections to baseline catalogue and trend

[@lelanhaley3755]

Hello Delos, good results on your water tank seal. Sierra is growing so fast. Her expressions are just like Kazas, very cute. Don’t ever stop closing your videos without Sierra’s WooHoo.

[@Tis1223]

I love it when you have Sierra in the videos. She’s brings such warmth to the videos amongst the difficulty of the boat build. I hope those seals don’t come back to bite you on the open seas. 🤞

[@Ninja_Sloth]

Nugget sure stole the episode today. She has grown so much, her vocabulary and speech have changed dramatically. Her "attitude" is killing it, but she still loves her Dad time. Brian and Kazza compliment each other so well that is makes taking on a challenge like building a boat fun and adventurous.

[@kf29349]

Hi! As exciting it is to watch the boat building process, it is always nice to see how Sierra is doing as well. It’d be nice if you added a 5 minute segment to each of your episodes dedicated to Sierra. It would have been cool to see her bike riding at the park. Love your videos. Looking forward to next weeks episode!

[@andremeijers1638]

Hello DELOS I love your project. I am an aluminum man myself. I built a Van de Stadt Madeiera in 2006. The drinking water tanks in it are 650 L and are treated exactly like the tanks in Delos 2.0 with epoxy Jotun tank gard. Even after 15 years of use, the paint system is top notch. After the first tank filling, the water will taste plastic. We removed it with apple cider vinegar sold in health food stores. 1 L per 650 l of water and after a flush 1 to 2 days later, the water tastes as it should. Feel free to repeat after a year or 2 Regards Andrè

[@svdelos]

Nice, that’s great to hear !

[@Youtuber-k2p]

Apple cider vinegar is just vinegar, very cheap in Aldi.

[@4enginerule]

Hi Delos! Don’t forget to cut extra seals as spares for future use. Eventualy they will be needed and one of the downsides of a custom project like this is that there will be lots of custom fabricated parts that you just can not walk to a store and buy. As I am sure you kown all to well, they might be needed when you are in some remote place and can not order the materials or have no access to proper tools… Cheers!!

[@wrobelda]

probably a good idea to store them in airtight vacuum bags to slow down deterioration

[@Rlbullard49444]

Spare gaskets will not hold up in storage. The will most likely shrink and distort and be useless. Better to make a drawing of the gaskets and find a way to store bulk nitrile sheets in a climate controlled environment.

[@anabrochado7272]

​@@Rlbullard49444 exactly

[@Total_Egal]

They got 2 Hulls with (if i am not mistaken) each got 2 separate Tanks. If ever needet work or replacements they can just work on one side/tank let the others untouched and got time to source material and reach a port. I also think the tank lids will need a rework/upgrade and at least the gaskets changing in not so far future. They need to stiffen the perimeter on the tank openings and the lid edges to not deform while bolting down (and leak) but even more to not creep over time under the pressure. Low fasstening tourge schould help but is in fight with the gasket who needs compression. A thicker material even with same hardenes usualy mean you can compress it way better and with less force. Same with a softer gasket materia. Luckely the fuel and water tanks are not under pressure while in use and might have venting holes/pipes or at leas pressure releif valves in the system, Or some rubbery lines attchet to it who will take up some pressure from temp changes. More a problem maybee in the future will be the liid perimeter/edges are not reinforced against creep and warp. The tightening force and the movement in the hulls while under way will probably creep the edges and new leaks will appear. I would not be happy with a lid/seal solution i need to pressurize to test and even than barely get to seal with soap, time and a close eye on it. But Time will tell. I dont know how mutch space is above to the flooring. But i would put 90° L angle profile strips on the bolts. One leg upright the other drilled. it would work as down pressure stiffener and a larger pressure mitigation layer as only the washers. Also source thicker/softener gasket material. Both can be done without welding or repainting. The L Shape stripes (with as thick material as you can get or like) are even without new gaskets quick to make and to put in. Its only few hours work. Sure maybee you want a new pressure test. But this is also a good exersise and dryrun for when this is ever needet under way.. can you get the lids sealed again without braking bolts.. do you find a tourge spec with this you could use in the future?

[@brianregan1]

Not for nothing but, I have always enjoyed watching you guys interact with one another . so chill even when everything is chaotic. The time crunch , the heat, the back breaking work, the uncertainty of all of it . I know maybe 2 couples other than my wife and I who could do this project without ending up either Divorced or before the boat is done deciding to just end the project due to stress, anxiety, being exhausted daily Etc. Team work is essential and having the mind set that it is US vs the world and nothing can break us attitude is so important when having to do these massive projects alone together. there is an end game and it is important to keep reminding yourselves that THIS whole thing is for YOU !!! investing time, energy, patience , for YOUR SELVES is the whole reason for taking this whole thing on in the first place. if you want it , but were not born in to money you have to sacrifice time and energy to make your dreams come true . It's refreshing to see this dream coming to fruition with patience and understanding and respect and love for one another . You guys rock !!!! thanks for sharing your dream with us . stay safe and God Bless you and yours !!!!

[@DVanHamlin]

Good call on having the professionals come in and paint the water tanks. NEXT!

[@Chromicon]

Seems to me that a small torque wrench would be really helpful on those tank lids. Keeping a consistent torque all the way around would go a long way.

[@davidnichols147]

So great to have this massive project behind you. Knowing the professionals will honor their work is a worry off your mind. Now on to the next phase!

[@bobbates7343]

I think your boat is going to be fantastic. Switching to a catamaran was the right way to go . So much more comfortable and still able to sail really well. Then building the boat from aluminum is fantastic . When it comes to the electrics well having a Capt. that is an electrical engineer is right on

[@chrisw6337]

Put stainless water tanks in our cat and while costly we never regretted it. There was a minor issue when of the owner group’s toddler spent 15 minutes dropping wood shavings through the fill hole but once resolved no issues, easy to clean and rarely needed it. The problem with paint is that it is almost guaranteed to fail at some point. TBH I would have had ss tanks fabbed for both fuel and water. If you can’t clean through an access port just cold cut a hole then weld it back. Cleaning your tanks will be fun with all those ribs.

[@jtuesley2352]

Hole-ee gaskets Batman! Only one little leak! It must feel awesome to get that behind you! Keep up the great work, she is looking amazing

[@MikeBanks2003]

Cheap seal for stainless bolts is provided by countersinking the surfaces to be bolted together and putting an O-ring in the interface so formed by countersinking both sides. So we have from top down, bolt, washer, plate material such as a deck stanchion base or water tank top, O-Ring on bolt shaft to snug into the countersink space next to the permanent material such as an epoxy cured deck or fibreglass or aluminium flange on tank. Then we have the final washer and finally a self-locking stainless nut. I do this trick even when I am using a separate gasket, because bolt shafts are the main source of water ingress through decks or water egress from tankage.

[@CK61380]

Those guys did a damn good job spraying that paint on!! It’s not as easy as they made it look trust me.

[@kfrashmon]

I really hope that those tanks turn out to be the most challenging part of this entire project for you! The level of craftsmanship and attention to detail you’re putting into this is seriously impressive. Watching your progress is both inspiring and informative-it's clear how much effort and skill go into making everything come together. Keep pushing forward, and I’m looking forward to seeing how the rest of the project unfolds. Keep up the amazing work and thanks for sharing your journey with us!

[@leehoffman3604]

Time is flying by. I've watched for years, and I am really enjoying the progress of the build. Then I watched Sierra and Brian build the volcano, and that is when I realized time was flying. You blink, and they are grown. It's great you are building your dream now so you can enjoy it together. Keep working hard, having fun, and building memories.

[@peterspencer2585]

Delos 2 build has shown how much of a community you guys have become immersed in and Brisbane is such a welcoming place, Thank you

[@red-doggracing5557]

I’ve been watching this channel since Brady was on board and I remember when you came on board Casa? long time great videos even my kids enjoy watching I think the new SV Delos 2.0 we’ll be really nice boat

[@greenbudahaz4204]

Love you guys❤ 🎉😊 you guys give me so much inspiration. Sierra is growing so much and she reminds me of my own daughter she is right behind her in age and im shocked everytime i see her how much she grows during the week. Keep it coming guys i will follow forever❤

[@chrisAnAussie]

Great to see the amount of care and effort you two put into making everything right. Very satisfying to watch.

[@alstyreshaddon2645]

i have been watching you guys for years and its been great but this time you are working so HARD and karen has put in so much , it is a credit to you both , I love you both for your dedication to make a dream come true, cheers Alister in Ballarat Victoria Australia.

[@repalmore]

I've never built a boat but made a bunch of stuff. If I may make a suggestion, take a small package of aluminum nuts and bolts and wrap them up tight then tape right near the tanks in each hull. Hopefully you will never need spare bolts but so nice to know you have extras right where they might be needed. Why not put them in a spares bin with all the others? No hunting them down and less likely to get lost or damaged. Maybe put any extra gasket material in a roll in the same place. Just an idea. Wish you the best of luck.

[@Total_Egal]

Even better would be making spare holes where you can in that area but with nothing to hold. Or just weld a litte bracket there in with holes. Put the spare bolt there where you need it. All platsic bags and Tape or Zipties will fail over time.

[@bradsouthers7476]

My thought on the tank seal would have been to route two parallel channels in the lid and matching ones in the base, both inboard (toward the opening) from the blind-tapped bolt holes. Then use RTV (for the fuel tanks) and food-grade silicone (H2O) to fill the grooves and assemble the lid to the base before it cures. Basically it would be a pair of custom O-rings creating the seal. Storing some spare tubes of sealant would be easier than spare gaskets and easier to replace. But since I'm sure I'm seeing these videos weeks or months after the fact, I expect that you've already moved way past the point where these ideas are helpful.

[@Rundybum]

It’s oddly satisfying to see sierra is getting an Australian accent 😅. Just need her to say “carn mate” and it would make my year hahaha !! Boats looking great guys. Keep it up!

[@kirkleadbetter1093]

Its great to see how well you guys work together. You are both inspirational.

[@rebar-king]

Y’all are so comfortable in front of the camera. Stay the course!

[@danhash3186]

Amazing balancing act between all you have going! It’s gonna be a great boat!

[@rme0108]

Awesome video, guys! I noticed you were using quite wide rubber seals for your fuel/water tank. Instead of using 6cm wide seals, consider using seals that are just wide enough to cover the screws, maybe screw width +5mm on each side. This will allow for less torque on screws, less plate bending, and will provide a better seal compression.

[@sickjohnson]

Huge congrats SV Delos building crew on this challenging tank project! Glad you found some good help close by too. Soon it will be smooth sailing ahead!

[@AnotherMoMmtg]

Hello from Minnesota to all the delos tribe watching this.

[@MsHappy-u5o]

Keep thinking about the beautiful end product ( to keep you going!!)

[@BrooklynBratton]

Enjoyed the snippets of video from your sailing days in this video. Can’t wait to see you guys sailing again on Delos 2.0!

[@billharrington172]

An unbelievable amount of work... it seems never ending. Good on everyone for having the guts and stamina to tackle this immense project. Love your videos!

[@donkraus1991]

Bravo on the water tanks! There is no gray area when it comes to leaks!

[@wallstbull1]

Really looking forward to seeing this beast finished!

[@iteratus]

I so love watching you guys. Looking forward to the new episode the whole week since years. Congrats to the amazing progress of your new boat! ❤

[@Bombuzzz]

Good work team! Every bolt and coat will be miles of ocean journey...

[@glencrandall7051]

Getting the hidden parts right is most important. Well done.🙂🙂

[@williamlabarre4755]

Bless you both for taking on this project, and, yes, it is and has been very interesting and illuminating. But, seriously, it is sometimes difficult to watch the struggles about the tankage. You have to be completely comfortable with the results, and we understand, but you should have considered bladder tankage for both water and fuel. Either built custom, or made by you, the effort would have been orders of magnitude less, much shorter completion times, and other advantages as well. Keep up the great work, thanks for sharing, and stay safe.

[@ChimiChimiChurryPie]

You guys are moving at lightening speed with this boat! I only say that in comparison to RAN Sailing channel where Johan is building a monohull by himself....out of wood and fiberglass! Cheers from Southern California and our miserable fires. Rain coming tonight!!!

[@michellereynolds6290]

Best part of a Friday is seeing your latest video get posted! Well done, guys!

[@CaptainKseadog1]

Brian & Kazza, well done and a big win on the water tanks. YOU GUYS ROCK!❤❤❤

[@scottmarquet1018]

Great problem solving and perseverance, the end result will serve you for a very long time.

[@jaejampro1]

Your daughter will be ready to sail when you are done with this. She is growing so fast, it is amazing to watch!

[@nooneanybodyknows7912]

Kazza, good job. I had complete confidence that the two of you would be happy with the finished watertank project. I applaud you hiring professional painters👍. Brian's toy store. 👏 Thanks for sharing.

[@garryspencer2019]

Hi guys. Amazing work. So interesting. I’ve only been aboard for six months when La Vagabond mentioned they he watches you & you guys were excellent. Glad I followed their recommendation. We are from the mid north coast of NSW Australia. The boat is going to be amazing. Cheers.

[@pawshog]

It just amazes me as to how much detail there is in the smallest things. Your boat is going to be Amazing !!!

[@waderogers]

Good job on the tanks Kaz! Boat yoga! Like when I have to dislocate my left shoulder and turn my head around backwards to access the fresh water pump on the bottom of my engine in a hatch that's half as wide as my upper body! Good call on using Vetus. I know they do replacement tanks because I've looked into them. Brian, you're going to be happy with that nitrile rubber. So easy to work with, resistant to a lot of things, and long lasting. I keep a couple small rolls of it on my boat for gasket making. Just cut a piece this past weekend to make a rubber washer for the inspection port on MY water tank! Sierra the scientist! She's going to invent something someday, make a fortune, and take care of you guys when you're older! Serious, so cool to watch how an aluminum boat is made. I've been in a few 'jet boats' here in Alaska but never knew the process. This is good content!

[@pauldyson6921]

Sensational work guys, love the way you show such a good solid well thought out process. None wants to be doing boat jobs when you get to the destination 😅

[@BG-rk5yi]

Looks unbelievably hard. You both are incredible.

[@mikefox1332]

Wow, the presion it takes is amazing!

[@RobertThompson-j1f]

Whew, looks like very hot work and I really admire your perseverance with the literally millions of decisions to be made. I sure hope you get many years of rewarding sailing with your new Delos 2.0. ❤

[@leibfriedwolfgang9155]

I Love your patience to do ❤ Don't put everything electronic,A lightning strike would destroy your drinking water supply!

[@DuncanBeaird]

Nice work! Yes, for a paint job to come out well, almost all of the time is spent in prep!! Kazza, I _know_ you did a LOT of work in there.

[@matho1961]

Looks like you guys are enjoying the heat and humidity of a south east Queensland summer 😊 Winters here are great though

[@jasonquagliata7431]

Awesome episode guys

[@OcRefrig]

Good video ! Buy Yourself a Rechargeable Fan - Milwaukee or Ryobi or Comparable & Turn it on while working in Confined Spaces !!! You would not believe how a Little Fan Can make your Life sooooo much better. Also - It Maybe looks like you are using incandescent light bulbs 💡 in your Hanging lights. they give off heat. only use Led bulbs. no heat. a lot cooler. I Learned this stuff from Working in a Attic in a House on a 90 Degree day. a Little Fan is worth its weight in gold on a Hot day. You can also buy a 10" Plastic fan at home depot that u plug in if You don't want to deal with Recharging Every day & Batteries. Fan Ftw !!! all day long.

[@jonathanwetherell3609]

Success! It's nice to scratch one off the list.

[@nerdvana2]

Congratulations on finally getting sealed tanks! Not to couch-captain here, but I always wondered why bladders wouldn't work for these tanks. Seems like an almost perfect solution for a situation where the structure may be flexing and expanding/contracting. They're also removable/replaceable and guaranteed food-safe without all the prep. And depending on the type, they generally expand to fill the space. I realize that connecting to bladders can be problematic, but that problem seems minor compared to all the others you've faced. Maybe those stringers would pose a major challenge, though. Can anyone comment on why bladders aren't a good solution here?

[@Pesaemk]

I love your videos, nice job done again. And no, I can’t get enough of the build. As others have written, Sierra's WooHoo at the end still makes me laugh. I really have to watch the episode where she got her bike again! 🤣

[@mikepost2613]

Love you guys! Have followed you for years, try seal washers under the head of the bolts on inside of tank if you haven’t all ready.

[@robinmalina2645]

Hello Delos, thank you for your update👍🧡👍

[@OcRefrig]

if You Ever Need to " Sand " / Ruff up odd shapes & a lot of stuff i Learned the Hard way !!! i Re-Built a Fibreglass Boat with My Dad when i was young ( it Caught on Fire ) , Sanding & Sanding & Sanding. OMG THE Dust !!! itching !Finally We Got Smart & Towed the Hull & Top Separately to a Sand blaster Place & They had the Whole 18' Boat Sand Blasted in 1 Hour. All Ruffed up & Ready for Fibreglassing. it Was AMAZING !!! the amount of Time saved ! Thier are Lots of Sand blasting Materials used these days. Maybe Look 👀 into it ! 1) Sand - Kiddie Play sand 2) Glass Beads 3) Walnuts 4) i'm sure thier are more. Glass Bead Blasters are very common & Used in All Machine shops. Saves a Ton of Time !!!

[@morychok11]

Хорошая работа. Все получилось как надо. Удачи!))))

[@stevedunford7632]

Reference your tanks. Another channel i watch is also doing tanks and mentioned having another access port to each tank without any pipework attached. This is because customs at any country you visit may insist on inspecting the tanks for anything that shouldn't be there. If the port has pipework fitted access may not be easy and/or you risk the pipework not sealing again when the inspection is complete. The port is also positioned such that a camera can see either side of any baffles.

[@dadadit]

You really should wear respirators with Carbon Canisters while working in an enclosed space with solvents. They work very well and you change the canisters when the solvent breaks through.

[@peter572]

Is a scuba respirator with remote air supply an alternative, alas more costly?

[@Wrenchmonkey1]

@@peter572 There are forced fresh air hoods available that are meant for that purpose. Scuba regs would get really uncomfortable in a hurry, and would require an air compressor, only to be immediately stepped right back down to atmospheric pressure for no good reason. A simple filtered respirator is plenty, and they're inexpensive with no hoses or cords to get in the way. Forced air options are available, but they are pricy and have their own drawbacks, and are kind of overkill for this type of work.

[@twoeagledrones]

Not to mention breathing aluminum dust. Yikes!

[@jackdbur]

Supplied air masks or hoods are the best.😊 for paint prep a sandblasted surface is best.

[@MaxPowersHedgehog]

After watching the previous fails with the pressure testing, I hesitated to watch any further, but I did and also felt relief from my mountaintop home in Vermont.

[@MrByrdmann]

I found myself last night binge watching some old episodes when Max and Frida and Babs and Yasha were on the boat. I miss those days.

[@MrPaulcm1]

Great to see the water tanks went well guys, a win. Love the vlog :)

[@ejs6010]

A big win! Congrats! Loved Sierra and the volcano.

[@SC-sz9ms]

so good. and good on y'all for letting the painter do the job. Cool ad with the zbiotics, now I'm waiting for the heavy metal detox supplement ads w all the aluminum dust in the air. lol Also, would be cool for Sierra to build a lil' paper machet volcano as a project! y'all the best!!!

[@bonnieleonard5134]

Looking great. Good job Delos tribe!

[@williamhamill813]

I think adding more bolt holes in the lids of going with a thicker stock. 5/16 is what we build boat fuel tanks out of. They are stout.

[@Youtuber-k2p]

That does not make sense. The lids were upgraded to thicker aluminium.

[@whereverimayroam6487]

Delos 2.0 is looking great guys.

[@FionsMcCormick-ox8tb]

The Boat is really coming along and looking really good. Sierra is growing by the day

[@TPorter79]

Curious what you plan on using for monitoring tank levels. Have you considered a PLC/HMI for use as a boat management system to monitor power, tank levels, temperature, and motor conditions as an all-in-one system as opposed to multiple stand alone systems?

[@dougdean3134]

Great job Kaza in working those tight places. Nice job on the tanks

[@Wrenchmonkey1]

I subscribed to this channel like 12 years ago, back when it was a couple of dudes, and a bunch of blonde chicks in bikinis, sailing around and getting drunk. Oddly, youtube stopped putting the videos in my feed, about 10 years ago, and last thing I remember seeing you guys were sailing in Indonesia. And I guess I never really noticed, because there's only so much you can get out of watching a full-time boat party with blondes dancing topless on the deck. Yesterday, one of your videos shows up in my feed and now you're building an entire aluminum cat from scratch, and you've got a kid! What a difference a decade can make! This is a WAY more relevant to my interests now. Not that there was anything wrong with the beautiful sailing destinations and beautiful women, but this is the sort of thing that has some staying power. And congratulations on over 900k subs! I don't think you even had 100k last I saw.

[@dionysiaex5538]

You have a lot of videos to watch!

[@johncampbell9216]

Great job, Brian and Kazza. You guys rocked that and what a great bunch of lessons learned!

[@frankburris5803]

Always a very informative show. Love to see the projects growth. Can't inagine the hours of work you both have done so far on this build. Best looking cat I have seen yet.

[@martinnugent4105]

Yea !!! No leaks ..... been a subscriber since the early days and patiently wait each week for the latest from the build site, best of fortune from Michigan

[@yolandihowson6009]

Loving Nuggets little Australian accent that is starting to creep in. She is so sweet❤

[@TheRdesmarais]

I’d weld up an angle so bolts are outside the lid. Then reinforce the lid. On the lid you could recess the fuel or water pick up with welded AL.

[@trevhedges]

Cheers guys! 😊

[@CurriedBat]

Oooh... I love the tie in with drinking water! Because... YOU GOTTA GET 'EM WATER TIGHT! Question/Idea... what about plastic liners for the water storage? Or is that dumb... Okay, so you are doing that, but really needing it to seal. That nitrile rubber looks fun!

[@raparker1]

I love the music in this episode and, your daughter is impossibly cute. OMG!

[@robertbeger4275]

So happy for you guys that the water tanks went as planned. Hugs!

[@russbetts1467]

Hi Brian and Kazza. I loved watching Sierra making her Volcano. Whatever you do, DO NOT buy her a Chemistry Set!!! You don't want her setting your new CAT on fire. Russ. UK.

[@jasoncarter5210]

Can’t wait to see the finished boat.

[@doradosurfcharters]

Get a few extraction fans with ducting from bunnings get those fumes out the bildge and airflow cheap portable air conditioner will speed up progress too 🤙 getting there 👍🍻

[@banzaibadger]

Thank you for this one of a kind detailed video series.

[@JoeB1207]

1. Appliance repair 2. Hvac repair 3. Deisel Repair. 4. Small engine repair. Lots to do before a long passage.

[@peterdevit3523]

Absolutely nothing can stop a motivated woman!!

[@Videostufftas]

Looking great guys, was lovely to see Nugget 🇦🇺

[@patc.3493]

Super difficult job! You guys pulled it off nicely. Keep going strong and with great success. I have felt that Brisbane heat, it is hard work mate.

[@JohnBrookhouse-j8q]

Love you lovely people and all your projects, please consider reducing the distance between your bolt holes on fuel tank lids with extra bolts…

[@jason4109]

Boat yoga LOL I know the pain good job guys 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍