Outboard Motor Stand Cart, 315LBS Outboard Engine Stand,Boat Motor Carrier,Engine Carrier Cart Dolly Storage Transport Trailer for Shaft Motors
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Thursday, May 14
Size: 315 LBS
Features
- High Quality Material:Our boat engine cart was made of heavy duty metal with sturdy triangle construction,comfortable moulded rubber grips, durable and strong,black EDC treated steel frame.
- Eonvenientto Move and More Stable:The outboard motor stand with four 8" rear wheels and two 3" universal caster wheels for convenient transport,it's easy to move the boat motor,also the ergonomic anti-slip handle.
- 350LBS Weight Capacity:The outboard motor engine trolley stand can hold up to 315Lbs,is great for moving boat engines for maintenance and repair.
- Easy to Assemble:This trolley stand comes packed with all nuts and bolts included and only takes a few minutes to assemble. It is conveniently folds down when not in use and fits comfortably in a car boot.
- Good For Transporting:This outboard motor stand is ideal for transporting outboard motors, even over longer distances, this outboard motor trolley stand will save you hassle and protect your back.
Brand: ExGizmo
Color: Black
Material: Alloy Steel, Metal
Operation Mode: Automatic
Recommended Uses For Product: For Inflatable Boats
Brand: ExGizmo
Color: Black
Material: Alloy Steel, Metal
Operation Mode: Automatic
Recommended Uses For Product: For Inflatable Boats
Mounting Type: Engine Mount
Product Dimensions: 41.34"D x 45.67"W x 41.34"H
Manufacturer: ExGizmo
UPC: 619107730460
Model: 1
Item Weight: 24.5 pounds
Item model number: 1
Manufacturer Part Number: 1
Date First Available: March 8, 2023
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Size: 315 LBS
Cart is very sturdy and works exceptionally well with my 8 horse outboard. Assembly instructions could be improved.
Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2026 by Mark Lamey
Size: 315 LBS
Well made - all hardware was there. There were not any Instructions but the picture was clear enough to assemble without problems. Very sturdy - using for a 20hp long shaft outboard.
Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2026 by GoodReads
Size: 165 LBS
It built pretty cheaply and doesn't feel quality, however, it gets the job done. It holds my 10hp motor without trouble and is easy enough to wheel around. It's lightweight. Even though it doesn't feel super sturdy, I also can't see it breaking any time soon.
Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2025 by Jacob Curtis Darrah
Size: 165 LBS
Looking at the other reviews of this motor stand, one could conclude that it is a piece of junk. Out of the box that may be true, but it can be made into a useful motor stand with just a little bit of effort and minor expense. First let me say that it seems this item was manufactured for some other unknown purpose; surely no one would design a motor stand with a vertical transom with only a 4-in deep mount; the members that join the legs are too short to provide overall stability and they are connected with a ridiculously flimsy hook connection. Out of the box this should never be used for anything close to the stated 165-lb capacity. My theory is that when the original purpose for this item became irrelevant it was decided to try to market it as an outboard motor stand. So here is what I did to make the stand usable: cut 2-inches off the lower portion of the brace frame tubing; this will allow the transom to lean at about 13-degrees, similar to a boat transom. This will allow you to work on your motor in a more level condition. Second, cut off the rivets and remove the braces. Drill ¼-in holes in the frame tubing in the vicinity of where the rivets were. Purchase some 1/8x1-in steel bar stock and make new braces with ¼-in bolt holes 12-in apart. This will maintain the 13-degree angle. Cinch everything up with ¼-20 bolts and nuts. Finally, I added ¼-in plywood to the front, rear and top of the motor mount. I also replaced the cheap plastic wheels with improved models as noted below. The result is a compact outboard motor stand that is stable and sturdy. Nevertheless, I would not put a motor weighing more than 90-lbs on it. I like this stand so much I bought three more for my workshop. Here's the wheels I put on the stand: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0897G37Z3?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1 For more rugged terrain you may want larger wheels. For these wheels, only remove 1-in. from the brace frame (see above) and the brace pin hole spacing should be reduced from 12-in to 11.5-in. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01BWJY4AO?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title For either of the above wheels you can’t use the axle that comes with the stand; it is too short. https://www.amazon.com/National-Hardware-N179-804-4005BC-Smooth/dp/B002CTUBM4/ref=sr_1_3_pp?crid=3B7O8U3VD1CRK&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.Ej0C5xjNnVZpi6EmivIkt-6jiTw6ZFzKdRODCgx69AzxZiUx7ddyWZpYTWKEU2odnueGXbRxeCcUewhCntONwnIJanuiGF0l02BMNjduL9fSJskZBM1cHUiCxp1WN7XdUoAsFn1_ASsCGNOH73jjFk3QzG4eq14S3cWmZuEayJNlIJBRVc04JmD3viE-KR89IqVfHP2w9Dig0JuemDrCBz6ejv3RO2IokeuM-aa2dKM.Chtf7HgwslF3NseHIRe1G_8giJbyhvr50jktUhOoJ7o&dib_tag=se&keywords=1%2F2%2Bx%2B36%2Bsteel%2Brod&qid=1752803921&sprefix=1%2F2-in%2Bsteel%2Brod%2Bx%2B36%2Caps%2C280&sr=8-3&th=1 These collars can be used to hold the wheels on the axles: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07GSW5LQZ?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1
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Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2025 by Robert K Robert K
Size: 165 LBS
I would not attempt to hang a 160 lb motor on this stand! The claimed capacity is waaay overstated. I bought this for a 9.9 hp motor that weighs around 98 lbs but no way am I going to risk it on this flimsy stand. This is not a very rugged outboard motor stand but it would be fine for something like a trolling motor. The materials are very cheap, the tubing is thin and the paint finish is full of dirt. The injection molded wheels have defects like they were rejected by quality control and pulled from a dumpster. The hardware is undersized for the holes and will need to be replaced with proper HW. This thing is only worth about 20 bucks if that, but it cost over $60. At that price I'd say pass it by and find a better quality stand for your expensive outboard.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2025 by EngineerReviews EngineerReviews
Size: 165 LBS
Went together easy. I added a couple of layers of one by four for the bracket of the motor to tighten up on. Just right.
Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2026 by Joe Willie Joe Willie
Size: 165 LBS
Exactly what I expected. Perfect for a 6 HP motor.
Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2026 by Gregory C.
Size: 165 LBS
This is not worth $60. It is quite flimsy and dangerous. - the horizontal bar does not lock in place and can easily slip - this barely holds my 60lb 6HP mercury outboard. I see the tube flexing. False advertisement that it can hold over 100lbs. - If you bump it, it would fall over. Be very careful. - the mount is too vertical. It should lean to about 13-15 degrees. - it has wheels, but if you try to move it with a motor mounted, it almost fell. There is no stability. Be extremely careful when you move this with a motor mounted. Go slow. You can use this stand just for storage so giving it 2 stars. Just be careful with it.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2025 by reflection