Outboard motor stand

My recent running of my Mercury 7.5 HP in a somewhat wobbly trash barrel has prompted me to think about getting/making a motor stand. So, I worked up a...

I needed a couple of outboard motor stands for the old and new outboards. Couldnt find any used and wasnt going to pay $80 or more for some flimsy and bulky...

I have decided to put together some detailed information on my o/b motor stand. My hope is that my documentation will help all those DIY newbie?s find some...

I have decided to put together some detailed information on my o/b motor stand. My hope is that my documentation will help all those DIY newbie?s find some...

Instant Outboard Motor Stand From Shopping Cart: Here's a slick outboard motor dolly you can make from a shopping cart in a minute. It's good for moving the motor around and keeping it from falling over.

My recent running of my Mercury 7.5 HP in a somewhat wobbly trash barrel has prompted me to think about getting/making a motor stand. So, I worked up a...

For a number of years, I used a piece of 2x4 screwed to the side of the garden shed as a mount for my 3.5hp Tohatsu outboard. It would perch happily thereon while I dangled its nether regions in a cooling tub of fresh water, sputtering and burbling away as the salt got rinsed from its innards. This year, I decided something more sophisticated was in order for my faithful motor. I wanted a

Outboard Motor Stand From Walker: An old walker makes a great stand for a small outboard motor. You can usually find them for under ten dollars at thrift stores. If you don't see one out on the display floor that is suitable, ask a clerk if they have some in back; they seem to have …

I need a stand to store my Honda 40 hp (about 200 lbs) outboard on for a couple years in my basement. I'd rather build one than spend money on a cheesy one. Has anyone out there built one who has plans or pictures for ideas? Thanks, CJ

Thought this may be handy for some boaters/rafters, and in general for hunters wanting to know conditions before heading afield. Here is a link to the NOAA...