New Engines In My 30yr Old Italian Yacht WILL IT RUN?

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2. 21:00 foreshadowing

3. never saw such an unorganized build…

4. As an irish man, i have to say its blasphemy to drink Guinness straight from the can, just saying, 😂, keep doing whst ye do ladds

5. Robertson bits the square ones are actually canadian invented by canadian salesman peter robertson in the early 1900's

6. Please don’t Guinness from a can get a glass man

7. As an individual that has fiberglass on countless boats of all sorts and sizes I say make it wider and lower it.

8. Send transmission from the One-Armed Scissor!!!

9. Dude. Buy Oscar a decent light to work with. Every video he's using the light from his phone.

10. Correction… "Not so humble aboat"

11. Um, why is Oscar cleaning the fridge?? Not cool!
    🇺🇲💯✌

12. Makes you wonder what they made those cupcakes with.

13. Jesus, its disappointing that the only thing Oscar does is hand you the screen and dial them in

14. Making a bracket?? Could become a "Bad Obsession" 😂

15. Hello sir please can give me some information about raw water pump?is it electric and where can I found it please thanks

16. Generally speaking from automotive or tractors. A light pre-filter and/or water separator would go before the pump. The real filter would go after the pump

17. Painting the hell out of that steel might have been the wrong choice. Thick paint is more easy to chip and is affected more strongly by thermal expansion differences. For this kind of situation I would have recommended a thin layer of primer a thin layer of regular paint and then a thin layer of clear coat protection.

18. is wood a good idea for that shelf with all the moisture you have been getting in there ?

19. I hope Oscar gets paid well

20. Your wood shelf needs to be fully encapsulated in epoxy resin and gel coat, not just paint. Even marine grade wood rots without being encapsulated. Same goes for where you cut the dash.

    And filters generally should always be plumbed to the pump inlet. Helps to protect the pump. And both the raw water and cooling water pumps should never be ran dry. The impellors get damaged very quickly.

21. Money pit city

22. Diesels have direct injection no letter what!!

23. Could put some glass and epoxy on that shelf to at least give it a few years in a hot/moist environment like that

24. One thing I see a potential problem in the future is with the location of the ECU's at a low point in the engine compartments where they can get hot next to the engines and another issue is, forbid if any water ever gets in there it could submerge the ECU's, shorting them out and cutting out the engines when you might need them most out in the water. I would wire those ECU's behind the instrument panel when they are in a higher, dryer and cooler location.

25. The degen hotel Olympics were so funny Bro. Had me rolling, well played

26. To relabel the switches you could make the bezels out of aluminum then get them anodized, then engrave each one, then clear coat the entire bezel.

27. I'd add some weather stripping and/or gasket around the backside of that dash gauge cut-out and/or the holley screens to protect from any weather that hits the helm.

28. ‼PUT A SUN COVER OVER THE SCREENS ‼

29. You should have maybe bitten the bullet and used stainless steel for the dash and not aluminium?

30. B IS FOR BUILD A BOAT, BABY!!! sorry, I got carried away

31. Chrome by the eyes might hurt on a Sunny day

32. Dude you need some CAD design and cut these parts with a laser or waterjet.

33. O is for Oscar doing all the work. Jk, the boat looks great and I enjoy the content. Great job!

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