How-To: DIY Outboard Engine Stand

DIY Outboard Engine Stand
This engine stand should support at least 175-200lbs. Meant more for smaller outboard engines. Sorry for the jumping around in the video. Had issues with keeping the battery charged. If you like this video, hit that “like” button. If you aren’t already, make sure to subscribe for notifications on new content. Comment below and let me know what you think.
Parts:
2x4x8ft boards
2x6x8ft board
2 1/2” deck screws
1” 5/16 lag bolts
2” wheels
Tools:
Drill/impact
Drill bits
Ratchet
1/2” socket
Pen
Music:
From Videoshop Music Library
From KZbin Audio Library
Recommended Channels:
TBNation
Fireant Fishing
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Disclaimer: I am not a professional fabricator or builder. I am a DIY creator. Modify your boat at your own risk.

[@davidcooper2516]

Good design and video. Thanks, man!

[@ScorpiusFishing]

Thank you

[@jdram58]

Ya know I wanna put it in a shed n I dont need wheels just attach it to the walls n be done with it its a 25 hp johnson its pretty heavy and AN OLD 10 HP JOHNSON. i SAW INE GUT MADE ONE N MOVED IT WITH A TWO WHEEL CART GOOD IdEa to me so it depends on the space you have

[@ScorpiusFishing]

I could see a wall mounted setup for smaller outboards. Make sure it is very well anchored to prevent pulling out from the wall. For me, this was the most basic setup that I knew would support my outboard and I could move it around the garage.

[@danros6530]

Thanks man!

[@ScorpiusFishing]

No problem!