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Work on your boat engine in your own shop or garage by mounting it on an outboard motor cart from Discount Ramps. We have several models of outboard motor stands at the lowest prices for use during maintenance and repairs or for off-season storage. We also have a variety of carts and dollies for transporting your boat, canoe or trailer over short distances. more
Setting your engine on an outboard motor stand gives you access to every section when you're doing basic service or rebuilding major components. Outboard motor carts give you additional mobility to wheel your motor into the shed for storage or repair, and we also carry carts with folding handles for a more compact footprint. These engine stands and carts are made of tubular steel and come in multiple sizes, with weight capacities up to 1,000 pounds. [links]
Even if your water vessel doesn't have a motor, you can still find plenty of moving and storage solutions here! Discount Ramps carries several styles of carts including kayak dollies and canoe chairs for toting watercraft across the shores. You can haul your boat trailer around the yard with one of our trailer dollies. You can even load a boat by yourself using a hand crank boat winch or truck bed crane. [links]
If you are looking for a smart solution for handling your outboard motor, this unit is the perfect package. It is lightweight and very easy to use. Moreover, it is sturdy enough to handle marine outboard engines from 0 – 30HP. In other words, it can hold up to 130 pounds. Apart from transporting, this stand is great for servicing and storage. here
Additionally, this outboard engine stand has large and hard rubber dolly wheels that are more than capable of moving smoothly on any terrain. Plus it has ergonomic handles with soft-grip feature for easy tilting around the shop, marina or garage. The engine block hanger measures 16.25 inches long by 1.5 inches wide by 5.5 inches high, and it is made of synthetic material to resist the buildup of gas and oil. Besides, this motor-transporting cart is constructed with a heavy-duty tube steel frame featuring a black paint finish that offers protection against rust. [links]
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Furthermore, this stand comes equipped with semi-pneumatic rubber tired wheels that are more than ready to conquer any terrain. This means whether you are steering the outboard motor carrier on a flat smooth ground or steering it on a tricky terrain, expect zero problems. You will reach your destination safely without your outboard motor getting damaged in any way. You will also not feel exhausted; thanks to the aforementioned ergonomic design. here
We all know that a good outboard motor can be the difference between a memorable boating experience and a torrid one. However, carrying that good outboard engine can really be difficult. This is because outboard motors are very heavy and almost impossible to transport – well, at least until outboard motor stands were introduced. Equipped with high-performance wheels and tires, outboard motor stands are easy to move around, making outboard motors extremely easy to transport.
The Harbor Mate 30 HP Outboard Motor Cart & Engine Stand is a great solution for maintenance and storage of your boat motor. It has a powder-coated 1" steel tubular frame that sits on two flat-free tires. The 1.5" thick wood block easily supports 30 HP outboard motors. The cart has soft ergonomic handles which can be folded down by loosening the side bolts. The folding handle allows for more room in a garage or shed when storing your motor and keeps it out of the way when doing maintenance. here
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Be sure to check out our battery tray accessory (ME-110-01) which has an innovative design allowing it to sit freely in the front of the stand. more
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Any bolt on outboard will fit on this stand, up to 800 lbs. This includes anything from 50 HP up to approx. 400 HP outboards, maybe even larger depending on the weight. [links]
Submitted: 8.7.2013 By Bradley more