Boat Motor Stand, Boat Engine Stand Trolley with Solid Thick Plywood Board, Outboard Engines Boat Trailer for Repair, Maintain, Transport

Wheels are abit flimsy but quite well made and will be buying another one well worth the money. Great for storage and also for taking the item a good distance on level surfaces

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This stand is very week and fell over with a small 2.5 engine weighing 20kg and buckled the frame and damaged the cowling on my engine. Luckily I tried it on this engine before I put my 55hp engine weighing 100KG on it. The wood is too soft also. This is cheap, weak and not worth the money

No assembly instructions, assembled by looking at pictures. After assembly the trolley naturally wants to till back as the big back wheels are quite small, so when you attach your expensive out board engine to it, it wants to flip backwards? This trolley is not really fit for purpose. The main back wheels needs to be bigger in diameter so the trolley doesn't sit sloping backwards. Had to put the handles back to the wall so it doesn't tip backwards. The engine mount does not sit in centre of gravity. The front swivel casters sit The frame higher at the front than the back, not even level. The assembly bolts are to long, nothing says quality about this trolley, shame. If you can avoid, look for something else.

It's ok and serves its purpose, however like others have said, it's very tricky to tighten the nuts on the castor wheels - I ended up using the counter sunk tool on my drill to hold the underneath of the wheel to stop it turning to enable us to tighten the nut (see pictures). No real instructions, just copy the picture. I think some of the bolts are too long and exposed. Also, I think there needs to be an extra something on the rear axel to stop two of the poles moving inward. Anyway, ultimately it is holding my outboard upright and off the ground. It makes it easy to move the engine, I even managed to put a Flexi tub of water underneath and run the engine for a short period. So okay for the money, but could be improved.

Needed an engine stand quickly.It’s ok. Nuts & bolts a bit longer than need be. So does look right once assembledA few end caps would have been nice. For a better looking finish.You struggle to tighten front swivel wheels. Has its a nylon lock nut but you can’t stopWheel rotating whilst trying to tighten.But it hold our 15 hp engine well.Thanks