News — Outboard Motor Stand

Transport and service small clamp-on outboard motors up to 115 horsepower with this DIY outboard motor stand. Featuring a powder-coated 1" steel tubular frame with dual rear tires and front casters for mobility. Measure and cut two 32" lengths of 2x4. Use an angled end of one of your support blocks (4"), such as one of those shown here, as a guide, to mark a line across both base pieces at their forward ends. The Base An outboard motor stand is an essential tool for every boat owner, protecting the motor from damage and making maintenance easy. While professional stands can be expensive, building one...

When working on or storing your boat engine, an outboard motor stand is invaluable. With some basic tools and some woodworking expertise, you can easily construct this DIY project to save yourself some money and hassle. Begin by cutting two 32" lengths of 2x4 with a 12-degree miter cut. Next, align a 24" piece of 2x8 across them - this will form your motor board. Easy to Assemble If you need a quick way to start up your motor or just need extra security while storing it, an outboard motor stand is an ideal solution. Not only is it easy...

If you own an outboard motor, you might be wondering how to build an outboard motor stand for it. Luckily, this task is not that difficult. With the help of a few tools, you can easily build a sturdy rack that will accommodate your motor in a stylish and practical way. Listed below are several tips to help you build your own stand. Follow these steps to create a motor stand and enjoy your time on the water. Full DIY plans are available here!! Adding casters to the bottom of your rack One of the most critical steps in building an outboard...

There are a number of things to consider when building an Outboard Motor Dolly. There are three main factors to consider: stability, durability, and cost. To build the most stable cart, use 2x4 lumber and one piece of the same size. Fasten these with three-inch wood screws. After you have finished the rest of the project, attach the motor board. Now, you're ready to move on to the next step: making the cart's wheels. Full DIY plans are available here!! Stability An Outboard Motor Dolly must be stable. While storing it on the stand, it should be stable to prevent any...