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@@jolomiekele2371 there’s no plans. It was created in my head. All scratch built.

Google search “tecumseh ah58 chainsaw pull start assembly” and you’ll find probably what you’re looking for. eBay has a entire saw just for parts for like $75

I still have it tucked away in the corner of the shop. It needs a new battery and a good tune up and it will be ready to go. Just have a lot going on lately.

Thanks. In other videos I load about 200lbs of sand into it to get it down to the water line. Definitely handles much better

Search up Harbor Models and harbor models is the web site

I still have it but the battery needs to be replaced. I have so many other things going on I just haven’t had time to get to it. One of these days I need to get it out. Eu ainda tenho, mas a bateria precisa ser substituída. Eu tenho tantas outras coisas acontecendo que simplesmente não tive tempo de chegar a isso. Um dia desses eu preciso tirá-lo.

Heck yeah! Building is all part of the fun. I still have it and it sitting in the corner of the garage. Have so many other things going on it hasn’t been a priority

@@scratchbuiltdozer I want to build a low drive komstsu

@@cameronbell7052 that would be slick. If I ever build anything it definitely wouldn’t be a high track.

Do you remover what rpm your motors was and the over all demensions and weight of it

I have gone for about a hour and then I have a second battery that I can switch between. Battery’s will definitely outlast the use you want to get out of it for the day

They are rollers from a sliding screen door

The window switch was first used. Now it has a motor controller. I have a video of the wiring

It’s still around. Been sitting in the shop and needs a new battery. Maybe I should get one as I have now moved out to the county and need some land cleared

@@scratchbuiltdozer that would be awesome

Sim, eu ainda tenho, mas preciso de uma bateria nova. Um dia eu vou conseguir substituí-lo

Thank you 🙏

Yeah it does as I thought the same thing but big ships don’t move fast and it’s plenty of power to move it.

@@scratchbuiltdozer question. how do you control the bow thruster? with 3 way switch or with 2 way esc? also is the bow thruster using brushed motor?

@@kiwiflyer3797 it runs off its own channel so I can have full control at all times

@@scratchbuiltdozer yes i know, but are you using a normal esc? If so, how you reverse the thrust?

@@kiwiflyer3797 ohh got cha. Yeah I have a Viper Loco Micro 10A Brushed ESC that runs off the receiver and powered is supplied by the a power distribution box from harbor models

🙏 thanks! I didn’t have anything on paper. All out of my head from watching other videos and looking at pictures from the web.

Thanks! It’s a neat little saw. I fire it up every now and again and it runs better each time.

I had my throwable with me as you seen at the start of the video. At most this retention pond is a few feet deep

@@scratchbuiltdozer Opps!

Thank you! It’s 24 inches wide and 11ft 3in long with sides about 12 inches high.

@@scratchbuiltdozer I thank you for your help and I hope you can continue helping me in my project, it will be a fishing boat and thank you again.

I have a slide show video. I took lots of pictures but no video. I didn’t use any plans just went along the build with what was in my head from doing some research on ship building.

Thank you.

Thanks 🙏

Haha the wife definitely knows when I fire it up, makes me shower off the smoke. I never did take the carb apart but a good overhaul on it probably would run better. But right now she fires right up every time. Been a while so I should fire it up today.

@@scratchbuiltdozer ya, use Lucas 2 cycle mix at 40:1 or 32:1 at the most. Lean out the low side jet on the carb maybe, should run much better. I rebuild these engines all the time and just trying to help.. oh and no ethanol fuel, get the tru fuel and mix it. The ethanol will kill it in no time. Technically a solid well tuned running chainsaw should not smoke at all. Want to see that beauty last for ya👍

@@elioselectric468 I saw where you posted about rebuilding these engines. I have the same Tecumseh AH58 and I think it needs new reeds. I haven't taken it apart yet, but it's producing suction at the plug and pushing fuel backwards out the carb. Any ideas? If it is the reed can I buy/make them?

I got a big roll of paper and layout the sketch seen from above. I had all my mechanical parts and placed them of the drawing and started cutting the parts out starting with the center keel. Then I built the ribs. After the ribs I used 1/2 foam board and molded it around the shape and finally put a few layers of fiberglass. I did look at quite a few model building pictures and videos and that definitely helped a lot.

cool my last question is how were you able to purchase a remote control

@@bobbysmith35962 you can buy a remote control set (radio and receiver) from any RC store or online

Heck yeah! I need to take it out fishing haha

@@scratchbuiltdozer i need build a ship

Check out my other montage video that has a lot of pictures for reference. I bought most of my electronics from: harbor models com. I had no special tools and used a jig saw to cut out all of my parts.

@@scratchbuiltdozer Oh, Cool, Maybe could you help a bit, I could privately send you my email if you would like to chat there

Thanks. Yard work is lots of fun

The longshoremen are terrible at weight distribution haha. It all depends on where I sit. When Im not in it I add 200lbs of ballast and then it rides nice and level.

That’s great , yeah I wished you added weight when u were sitting in it for the video. Make her level . By the looks you would have to sit quite far past centre line to level her which will give you minimal leg room is all

@@tonybright1761 yeah that’s exactly it. And when your on her, you can’t get a good sense of where your at with the waterline. It was good at first launch.

It’s a magic model ship mate , the ultimate where u can sit on her , so cool man , do you have any tug boats yet to push you around. I have a 10 foot lovely detailed model ship. At 1/100 scale her name is called the iron pacific. Would be so cool to have tug boats to help berth you

@@tonybright1761 thanks! Yeah I’ve always wanted to get a tug to do just that. Definitely would be fun and neat to see. One of these days when I give up a few other hobbies haha

Ohh yeah, this is the dozer you see in all of my videos

What truck is that in your thumb nail picture?

Watched other ship building videos and seen if you build higher than wide you will most likely have it tip over. My model is wide and somewhat flat. I also knew I had to add ballast just like real ships. I have to add 200lbs to it get it to sit right in the water or else the prop will be half out of the water. I use sandbags. Smaller models use led shot bags. I’ve seen others where they have water tanks and fill them up with water from the lake they are at.