🚀 Efficient Outboard Motor Cart Engine Stand with 115 HP Capacity Review

I assembled this by myself in about 30 minutes. The only negative was in the very first instruction. There is a typo that says you need to append part #11 to another part. The actual part number is not #11 so be sure to refer to the images. Also, wait to tighten everything until you're done assembling. I made a few mistakes, but they were easy to fix. I have a 40hp Yamaha on the stand. It's been 3 days and it's still standing!

The instructions indicate the need for two 30mm screws that were never included. Turns out it takes two EXTRA 55mm bolts! Another small but annoying issue is that the REAL height is 39.5 inches, not 41 inches. This is unfortunate as my motor, with a very long shaft, needed a height of at least 40 inches to keep it off the ground in the down position. Now I have to tilt the motor to use this stand. If you have a standard length or long shaft motor (but not an XL shaft) then this should be a…

I bought this for my stock 6hp outboard motor. No, it's not German craftsmanship, but nonetheless it's cut correctly, punched correctly, bent and bent where it should be so that all parts fit properly and easily. I am not convinced that the weight of the engine is 115 hp. The trolley is felt by my motor. Up to 50 hp or even up to 75 hp? No problem. Also, all I can say is if this is your requirement, buy it and try it. I BUYED THIS PRODUCT AGAIN.