4 Stroke 72" RC Boat 4HP
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All Comments (71)
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Is the boat scratch-built or did you buy pre-made??
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amazing boat dude! 2 suggestions, batten down the hatch! and put a small amount of weight in the bow! the should be able to then achieve full speed without the worry of it capsizing or sinking! look forward to seeing more vidz of that boat.
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DAMN.
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gaint fucking boat
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BADASS!
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Yea were did you get that motor? I want to get one for my huge aircraft carrier and, you could use a little Velcro on the hatch to keep it from opening
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were did you get the motor and can you tell me were can you find the plans for the boat, thats if there is any plans.
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hi i would like to see a pic of how you have the drive train hookup to your motor cause i am going to try to put a homelite chain saw motor in my 46' apache rc boat,just trying to get the part made for the chain to hook up to the out put shaft cause the engine turn ccw direction,please help with some pics or a web site.
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That took the fuck off
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Seems like it needs more wieght on the front?
what size prop did you use iam building a 2 meter boat running a 2.5 horsepower 4 stroke, and wondered about a prop
madjon30 1 year ago
Greetings. I used a 3.5" diameter 4" pitch silicon bronze propeller from the Prop Shop of England. This is on a chain drive system and I have been trying different gear ratios. You might need something smaller with an engine with less torque. Happy building.
enigma3778 1 year ago
how id you attach the shaft and propeller to the engine. great boat
slipslide4wd 2 years ago
I have a centrifugal clutch on the motor with a chain drive to a 5/8" jack shaft mounted on a pillow block bearing. That connects to a 3/8" propeller shaft by a rigid coupling.
enigma3778 2 years ago
hey great boat
what is it made of and how did you design it?
Cheers
1234Guitarman1234 2 years ago
Thanks. The hull is made of 1/8" plywood. The joints are held together by wires initially and then epoxy/fiberglass tape. After the epoxy cures, the wires are removed and a second layer of epoxy is applied. I didn't have any plans for this project. I just kind of "eyeball" it.
enigma3778 2 years ago