Outboard Boat Motor Stand 5 to 15 HP Engine 85 lb Capacity

Purchased this stand to mount my 60 lb, 5hp Tohatsu propane outboard. The stand went together smoothly and without any problems. Assembly took about 15 minutes. The box included just the right number of bolts & washers and all the parts fit together as designed. The instruction sheet was clear enough & offered pictures.The stand is not super strong. I'd think that it could be used safely on motors up to about 100 lb. Even with my lighter motor, there is a little flexing of the stand's aluminum tubing when moving the motor. The wheels on the stand are strong enough for the task and roll smoothly. The piece where the motor attaches is real, high-quality wood that is 1 1/2" thick and 4 3/4" high.Apart from the seemingly high price of the unit, I am quite satisfied with it.

Perfect fot use as described. Sturdy and easy to assemble. Well balanced with engine attached (4HP Yamaha).

This is my first review of any of my purchases on Amazon. I'm writing this review mainly because of the surprisingly good customer support experienced after reporting that the outboard motor stand came without hardware. By way of Amazon customer support services I reported the issue and shortly thereafter received a message from the company through Amazon that I would receive a replacement. Within a few days I received another motor stand kit complete with all the hardware. I believe the missing hardware was lost in transit and was due to poor packaging whereby the tape had pulled away in places along the box closure. Hence the hardware probably fell out in transit. In regards to quality I rate it high due to the tubing to be power coated, large hard rubber tires, good quality hardware and sturdiness of the assembled product.

This was easy to assemble, motor mounts easy and feels secure. Have used other model stating they are rated for 9.9 hp that felt wobbly . This unit feels very sturdy even when moving the motor around the garage. Using with a Suzuki 9.9 Four Stroke.

I received the motor cart very soon despite living in rural Montana. It was easy to assemble...probably took me 20 minutes. It seems very sturdy and I really like the mobility of the cart. I have mounted a 6HP 4 cycle Tohatsu outboard(weighs 57 lb) on it...my old homemade cart fell over with it and broke the shift lever. Hopefully this heavy duty cart will be better.

I have a 9.9 Merc 2 stroke. I'd say that was all that one would take. It has some give and flex with that weight. About 65 pounds or so.Assembly was easy, directions not great but simple enough to easily figure out. Material quality was very marginal. Cheap/soft fasteners, thin tubing, didn't look like $80 to me.But it does work. The 9.9 is in my garage for the winter, my goal for this purchase.

Build very sturdy and works well

The American made good quality ones are over $300.I only have a 9.9 hp but decided to go for the 15-30 hp stand because it was only like $10 more. The thing is really sturdy. Able to wheel my outboard into a elevator and up to my storage unit during the winter no problem.During assembly I had a damaged vertical side tube and was unable to get the handle tube to attach to it which was super annoying but I called the distributor and they answered the phone right away, didn’t wait on hold, no questions asked they sent two side tubes and a new handle tube. I only needed one side tube so that was overkill but nice that they went above and beyond and that they got it shipped to me asap. Had the new part 2 or 3 days later.

It’s was a trying thing to assemble as the holes did not line up properly .