Great to see you're back on track!

That was a touching moment when you placed your dads photo on the dash 😢, I'm sure he'd be proud!

Great 2 videos and have gone through exactly what you have! Can certainly relate to much of what you went through but once you get out on the water they all fade away!

Lovely boat!
Glad you got all the small issues with the engine sorted out. Should be a great season for you this year 👍

Lovely boat. Glad the problems are sorted

After all of the stress and heartaches pleased to see it has all turned out good. Looking forward to seeing what fish it brings you over the coming months

Thanks for sharing the start of your adventure with a new boat. Your presentation style is great, looking forward to future exploits. Things can only get better.

If it hasnt been mentioned you can still use a standard fuel line with a 25l tank,those inline tanks are a water trap,water separator filter a must and plenty seafoam!

I've been watching this channel for sometime now. Really pleased and hope the stress of all the problems is finally behind you. I'm looking forward to watching this channel and all your future adventures. All the best, Paz 👍

Well done. Great result. She's flying now. 😃

Had a fuel contamination issue of my own construction (diesel!) and how the mech fixed it was v simple. He attached an external tank and after a few sputters the outboard ran as normal. In five minutes he’d solved the conundrum. You’ve been paying multiple agencies for services and frankly you’ve been badly let down - that fuel filter should’ve been the first thing checked. Fact: 95 per cent of outboard issues are fuel related which is common knowledge. Somebody should’ve been running that engine on dry land and not just emptying your wallet and leaving you to endanger your life after they’d critically failed to do what they were paid for.

It’s all part of owning a boat the highs and lows and it’s just another one to add to the list of nautical nightmares 😂. I have lost count of mine 😂😂

A few problems will be outweighed by all the pleasure the boat will give you this summer.

I sold my 20ft boat and switched to a Honwave T40 and honestly couldn’t be happier! On my boat I had 100hp Suzuki on the back. Being a mechanic serving and fixing the outboard wasn't a problem but the whole image of having a big boat!! Now with SIB launching and retrieving is a breeze, and in winter I just fold it up and store it in a bag. Wow!
With my fibreglass boat I only went out 5-7 times a year. It lived on the driveway because paying £3,000 for a mooring didn’t make sense. Towing and launching a 1.5-ton setup wasn’t always fun, but it was OK. Now with the SIB I’m out 3–4 times a month when the weather’s good — it’s all just so easy.
Really happy I made the switch!

well done mate

Love your passion for boating inspired by your father.  Might I suggest some small boat engine repair classes or something like that . It will give you much confidence in running your new boat

the two happiest days the day you buy,the day you sell

Very relieved for you that all the problems seem so have been resolved 🤞. I’m sure it will be well worth all your efforts. Onwards and upwards 🎣🐟💪

Sorry it went wrong but you've cracked it. I only put v power unleaded in ours as well as stabilisers and never buy from the fuel pontoon always the local Shell etc. definitely get an auxiliary engine dude.

Glad things turned out ok. Looking forward to following you on your sea fishing trips. Tight lines.