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TOPIC: Fabricated Steel Outboard Motor Stand
Fabricated Steel Outboard Motor Stand 13 years 8 months ago #26643
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Craig at work fabricated for me this outboard motor stand out of 2" x 2" square tubing, 5" iron cast lubricated wheels, diamond plate steps, screwdown stabilizer pads, and standard bolt pattern sleeve holes in the transom plate.
It is certainly sturdy and will hold a 1988 115 HP Mercury Outboard weighing about 325 pounds. 
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Re:Fabricated Steel Outboard Motor Stand 13 years 8 months ago #26649
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Are you kidding? That monster will hold SIX of them. That a sweet piece, looks good, and WELL built!
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Re:Fabricated Steel Outboard Motor Stand 13 years 8 months ago #26651
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Very nice...
I don't think it'll have ANY problem holding that motor. Might just even hold the boat, too!! |
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Re:Fabricated Steel Outboard Motor Stand 13 years 8 months ago #26657
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Now THAT is an engine stand.
I like the color and the logo also! Neil |
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Neil and Mary Ousnamer
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Re:Fabricated Steel Outboard Motor Stand 13 years 8 months ago #26660
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Sweet, now that's what I call an engine stand!
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Re:Fabricated Steel Outboard Motor Stand 13 years 8 months ago #26673
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That's a nice one David!
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Mark
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Re:Fabricated Steel Outboard Motor Stand 13 years 8 months ago #27431
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wow!thats great!,somebody is very talented,fantastic stand.john
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Re:Fabricated Steel Outboard Motor Stand 13 years 8 months ago #27470
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That is one awesome stand!!
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Re:Fabricated Steel Outboard Motor Stand 13 years 8 months ago #27496
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My buddy Mark built me a monster, it may look a little large but it is perfect for this big guy. 5" urethane wheels (moves easily even with a motor on it), heavy duty and tall enough that I look directly at the power head. I can stand on the base if I need to get higher, the base is so large it has it's own trash can.
I am painting a Mark 55 now, more on that later. 
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Re:Fabricated Steel Outboard Motor Stand 13 years 8 months ago #27501
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That looks like it has been put together with 2x6's? Is that right?
Either way, great looking stand. |
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Re:Fabricated Steel Outboard Motor Stand 13 years 8 months ago #27502
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recycled and reused 2"x6", recycled casters
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Re:Fabricated Steel Outboard Motor Stand 13 years 8 months ago #27503
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Very nice. I think I have a "next day off" project!
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Re:Fabricated Steel Outboard Motor Stand 13 years 8 months ago #27505
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headley wrote:
I was gonna send you a PM, but I can't figure out how to do that. Is the width about 2' and length 2' as well? |
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Re:Fabricated Steel Outboard Motor Stand 13 years 8 months ago #27534
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36"x36", a big stand for a big guy
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