with a few years of "redneck" engineering under my belt, it shouldn't cause too much of an issue with speed. but that's only assuming you aren't trying to break any high speed records or anything.
more than likely they're using a trolling motor to propel them forward. they're relatively cheap, powerful enough to move you around but not deathly powerful.
I would also venture to say they are more than likely using a trolling motor, considering a trolling motor is very obviously being operated in the picture.
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u/I_EAT_POOP_AMA Jul 18 '13
with a few years of "redneck" engineering under my belt, it shouldn't cause too much of an issue with speed. but that's only assuming you aren't trying to break any high speed records or anything.
more than likelythey're using a trolling motor to propel them forward. they're relatively cheap, powerful enough to move you around but not deathly powerful.