These plans are for a cart to haul your outboard motor around after removing it.
This outboard motor cart has everything.
It's strong enough to handle a
40-horsepower engine; it's rigid enough
to allow it to be used as a repair stand,
even to cranking; it hauls a gas tank,
with room left for a tool box; it's so well
balanced that a child or a woman can
move a big engine easily; and it folds
compactly in 10 seconds by removing
one pin which also locks it in the folded
position.
What's more it's light, easy to
build and cheap.
If the materials are salvaged from
scrapped toys and discarded pieces of
pipe, it can be built for peanuts.
Even if used materials are purchased
and spot welding is paid for, the cost
shouldn't be too high. A cart
incorporating all its features would sell
for a good deal more.
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