PONTOON BOAT COMPLETELY RESTORED - 1999 24ft Parti Kraft
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- čas přidán 4. 04. 2024
- This is the type of project that we get really excited about. It's a 25 year old pontoon boat that is 100% unrecognizable after we restore it. We tore it down to the bare bones, repaired a couple small leaks in the pontoons, and installed new EVERYTHING to make this boat just as nice as any brand new pontoon boat on the showroom floor....for a lot less money than buying new! New flooring, seating, electrical, railings, and even a new 115 hp four stroke outboard. This boat has it all!
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You’re getting busy, crowding that workout machine and workout area 😉
We're packed to the gills right now!!! Good problem to have I suppose.
Love seeing these old pontoons given new life! Looks great nice job.
Thanks so much!! It never gets old seeing something be brought back to new life again.
Great video Tom & team, very informative.
Thank you!
Another awesome job Tom. You have a great talent Sir thanks for sharing 😊
Thank you so much for the kind words! Hoping this stuff gives people some ideas of what's possible with their old boats.
Lovin your great work. Inspiring !
Thank you for watching!
@@tomspontoons It's i real pleasure to watch and lear from you Sir. Where we can buy this seats setups ? I'm from Canada.
@@francoisboutet2302 Thanks for the kind words! CanadaPontoon.com has the same seats as Pontoon Stuff. Give them a look!
Love the videos great job, will you make a video of getting the boat off the trailer and onto the dolly’s
Thanks for watching and for the kind words. I've already got you covered there!!
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Only thing left is the toons, frame and steering. What did this cost compared to a new boat?
Yep, this was as close to a new boat as you can get. A new 24' with a new 115hp Mercury and all the options this boat has is close to $50K these days. This customer saved between $10K and $20K and get to keep the same boat that they bought brand new in 1999...plus they get to continue making more memories on the boat that they love and already have great memories on. There are some cases where a new boat is worth considering, but they get the same motor warranty as a new hull, and their seats have a 6 year warranty from a company with some of the best customer service possible. If a seat gets ripped they don't have to go to a dealer and wait months to maybe get a replacement for a huge cost...they can call Pontoon Stuff and have a new cushion within a few days!!
Thanks for the great video! It was intereting to see all that went into rebuilding this old pontoon boat. So, how much did this rebuild cost, compared to the cost of a similar brand new boat?
Thanks for watching! This was a serious transformation, and it was really neat because the boat was bought brand new in 1999 by the customer who brought it to us to be restored. The new motor and rigging components take the total up quickly, but most boats we restore with new flooring, railings, seating, and custom accessories end up somewhere around $15,000 to $20,000 before adding an outboard. New 20' to 24' pontoons with a 60hp to 115hp are usually around $40,000 to $60,000 depending on the brand and options. Our projects are usually around half the price of buying a comparable new boat.
What do yall do with the railings/consoles that yall take off that are still in decent usable shape?
We usually sell them locally if they're usable. It helps build a little contingency fund in case we run into any additional items, transportation, etc. Otherwise a lot of the aluminum gets scrapped.
Laid up for a few weeks but really enjoying you videos. I have a 1995 20’ StarCraft StarDeck and my wife really likes the back sun deck and built in changing room. Thanks for showing a possible way to include those in a rebuild. Do you have any suggestions for temporary repairs to torn vinyl seats?
Thanks for watching! Most boats that are trying to get by for an extra season or two will use vinyl tape to cover rips or seams that are pulling apart. It's not the prettiest thing, but it will keep water from getting in at the foam, and if you throw a towel over the seat you'll never know the tape is there!
Great Video, Thank you. I have a 25’ Bennington and would like to do a restoration like this. Mine is the same layout. Any chance you could share the list of parts needed. Every time I start trying to choose a setup I get worried I am buying the wrong stuff and bail.
There are several factors that play in unless you're doing a whole new railing kit and everything. I will have more videos coming up that will show the railing installs and fitting everything up with the railings. You're welcome to send me an email and I can send you the build sheet for this boat in terms of seating and accessories.
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So I have the same console but have a side mount throttle at the moment for my Yamaha 50 hp outboard. Thinking of a binnacle mount like you put on this. You have any suggestions on what to get? The side mount is a 703 I believe.
Yamaha's 704 Binnacle control would be your best bet. You can purchase the control new, but will need a keyswitch and ignition harness to go with it. You may be able to find a good used set on eBay or even at a marina close to you. This video shows a bit about that control:
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How much did this cost just including labor ? Were interested in doing the same thing we have a 1996 24 foot pontoon
This type of project is about as big as it gets in terms of options. The new motor alone adds well over $10K to the total. If interested in bringing us your boat for a restoration please reach out via email with pictures and measurements of your boat and we can get you more information.
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What do you do with nice fencing like that you’re removing? I might like to buy the old stuff for my beater pontoon rebuilds.
I do sell it cheap to move it fast if the customer doesn't want to keep it for selling or scrapping. Dealing with Marketplace has become incredibly frustrating lately though, so I scrap it if I need it gone quickly. Takes up a lot of space. Shoot me an email if you're interested in taking that sort of stuff off my hands! TomsPontoons@gmail.com
Approximate cost for this featured restoration?
Most of these restorations are around $10,000-$15,000 in materials from Pontoon Stuff. The repower with a new outboard can add $10,000+ in a hurry. Still ending up significantly less than a new boat!
Isnt CCA treatment banned in the US? I think the A stands for Arsenic.
You know, I've thought the same thing. However, I think they may have changed the chemicals in it while still referring to it as CCA Treated. Or perhaps they lowered the amount of arsenic to a safer level. Either way, I try to wear a respirator and glasses whenever cutting or sanding the stuff!
I'm buying a 2020 model pontoon that has been garage kept it's entire life. It does have treated plywood decking. After watching this, should I be worried about the decking seeing it's 24 year's old? No soft spots but I'm worried now cause you say the life of treated wood is usually 25 to 30 year's.
Sorry meant 2000 model.
@@swollz1 If you plan to continue using the boat as is I wouldn't be worried about the plywood for a long while if it's been garage stored and able to stay dry between uses. If you started to feel soft spots you could reassess, but that's not likely if it was that well taken care of. If you ever tear it down to replace the carpet with vinyl then I would 100% replace the plywood because you'd be that far into the project...that way you can get another 20-30 years of worry free boating with it.
What is the cost for you to do something like this?
Most of our projects on a 24' boat like this where we replace everything from the deck up end up somewhere between $15,000 and $20,000. Tons of different levels of seats, accessories, etc. A new outboard adds quite a bit quickly, but is the heart of the boat in terms of peace of mind out on the water!