🛥️ Power your maintenance game with effortless style and strength!
The ExGizmo Outboard Boat Motor Stand is a robust, portable trolley designed to support and transport outboard motors up to 165 pounds (30 HP). Featuring a durable EDC treated steel frame, ergonomic soft-grip handle, and smooth dual wheels, it ensures easy mobility and stability during repair, maintenance, or storage. Quick to assemble and foldable for compact storage, this stand is the ultimate tool for boat owners who demand convenience and reliability.
| Brand | ExGizmo |
| Item Weight | 5.87 Kilograms |
| Engine Type | 4 Stroke |
| Mounting Type | Transom Mount |
| Fuel Type | Gasoline |
| Maximum Horsepower | 3E+1 Horsepower |
| Manufacturer | ExGizmo |
| UPC | 619107730378 |
| Model | 1 |
| Item Weight | 12.92 pounds |
| Package Dimensions | 34.9 x 18.3 x 2.8 inches |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Item model number | 1 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 1 |
K**L
Great value!
I have it holding my 5hp 4-stroke Honda and it is solid/stable.
A**L
Just know it’s cheap and you get what you pay for. Realistically, for outboards under 50 pounds.
First off, the two long bolts that come with it are too short. As I was under a time crunch to do maintenance on a little 2.5 Yamie, I made do. As the metal is cheap, I hit the inside holes/pipe with a hammer enough to make a slight dent. This allowed for me to use the supplied bolts and the dents actually look like they belong. Beware of their stated weight ratings as I wouldn’t risk even getting close to it. My outboard weighs 37 pounds (F2.5) I wouldn’t go much more than that. I gave it 3 stars as it’s cheap and arrives quickly and it folds up. Will be replacing all bolts and needed loc washers and such they do not provide,
G**P
Pretty flimsy materials
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.
C**T
Functional, but definitely made cheap
It supports a 9.8 HP 4 stroke Tohatsu. Seems sturdy enough. Can't say I'd want to put more weight on it. Easy to roll around too. No missing parts or damage like other reviews noted. Welds seem decent. Everything assembled well and the fasteners were all the correct length.You get what you pay for though, and honestly at 60 bucks this seems kinda steep for what you get.... But it works and it's the cheapest option on Amazon.I can't say I like the design of the struts that lock to prevent the thing from folding. It's designed to be quick to fold, which I don't think is a valuable feature. Just a wing nut and hole in the tubing would have been a better, more secure option.
A**R
Outboard stand
I placed a 25 hp outboard motor on it. It will be ok i believe. I wouldn't buy it if you're in a business having to use it all the time. It feels balanced and movable to me. I wanted something at low cost to use briefly. I truly believe it'll be perfect on a smaller motor!
L**
Very unstable.
This product required a piece of wood to make it 30 percent functional. Very unstable for anything over a small trolling motor.
C**Y
Works great
Was easy to assemble and it holds my 15HP 2 stroke motor just fine and moves it around pretty easily!
A**R
Outboard Motor Stand
Required some modifications when assembling - over all, a sturdy motor stand
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