C.E. Smith Outboard Motor Dolly – 250 lb Capacity – Red (Model 27580)

The C.E. Smith Outboard Motor Dolly (Model 27580) is a sturdy and dependable outboard engine transport solution designed to make moving, storing, and servicing outboard motors up to 250 lbs quick and easy. Built with rugged steel construction and a vibrant red finish, this motor dolly provides strong support and smooth mobility for a variety of boating setups.

Equipped with durable wheels for easy rolling across garage floors, docks, or shop surfaces, the 27580 dolly simplifies transporting heavy engines without strain. Its compact design and stable base ensure safe handling, while the robust frame stands up to frequent use in marine environments.

Whether you’re maintaining your boat engine in the offseason, repositioning your motor in storage, or rolling it to the water’s edge, the C.E. Smith Outboard Motor Dolly is a reliable accessory that helps protect your equipment and save your back.

Key Features:

• Heavy-Duty Build: Unlike many thin-walled pipe carts, this dolly is made from heavy-duty angle iron and 14-gauge steel, ensuring it won't buckle under the weight of engines up to 25-50 HP (depending on the engine weight).

• Synthetic Wood Mounting Block: Features a weather-resistant mounting block that provides a secure clamping surface. Unlike natural wood, it will not rot, crack, or degrade when exposed to salt water and humidity.

• Large Rolling Diameter: Equipped with 8-inch rubber wheels and 4-inch front casters, allowing for smooth movement over garage floors, docks, or uneven pavement.

• Collapsible Space-Saving Design: The frame is engineered to fold flat, making it easy to store against a wall or in the back of a truck when the motor is in use.

• Rated Capacity: Supports outboard motors up to 250 lbs

• Durable steel frame with corrosion-resistant finish

• Vibrant red color for visibility and style

• Easy-rolling wheels for smooth transport

• Compact and stable design

• Model: 27580

Applications:

• Transporting outboard motors in garages, shops, or docks

• Storing engines safely off the ground

• Servicing and maintenance tasks

• Boat engine mobility and handling