Thanks so much for your videos, they gave me the courage and confidence I needed to tackle my transom project. That Mercury hoist nut/ flywheel puller was clutch. You saved me a headache or two. Hoping to be back on the water soon.

Brilliant! Simple, but still brilliant. I've lifted these motors several times using different methods, but had totally forgotten that I could use a chain on some robust bolts or use the flywheel puller I bought for that purpose. Thanks for reminding me. Your language and description was clear and concise. Great video! I subscribed immediately. Thank you

From a transplant Marylander in South Lake Tahoe, CA - Thanks for this video. Its exactly the topic I was searching for and the prelude of junking or making a yard ornament concurred with my exact dilemma. Tight lines.

Must be a prerequisite of working on boats that you have to look like the Gorton's fisherman, Right on man good tips.

I find that regardless of the content motorcycles/boat engines that you take the time to show all the simple tips and tricks and for that I am sure that there are many of us who are thankful for your time and effort. Again thank you for sharing!A Yamaha Rider

I love your outboard motor "Pharm"!

I was just figuring out how in the hell lift up Mercury 50 out of the boat...so that it won't break or flip around...Thanks for the video and the good tips! There is some kind of casted frame, but it doesn't look very strong regarding the weight of the motor...I have a tractor to lift it up, but I need to go back and review the possible points to attach a lift-up chain or rope. Also, I learned the handy tool to load/unload the pickup truck! That was a bonus! Thanks again!

I found an empty eye hole that I could fit a d shackle through, It was under the flywheel, so I use a short loop of strap from the shackle to the lift hook to protect the flywheel. with so many different examples, this video helped me think outside the box and I found my own solution. Thanks Max!

I like how you call it your “outboard motor farm”.

Supper helpful probably saved me from a back injury lol

good video, simple to the point no bullshit. thanks pal

Dude please that's not a hook , it's a lifting eye that your hook goes into Thanks for the great video

Super helpful, thanks!

Cool. Was just making sure I could use that hook on the evinrude.

Good video bud.

harbor freight roller crane i got a 2 ton one in the back of my truck with a 85 mercury it was about 400 lbs i used a old chain and 2 links that screw sections to join ends of chain with links! i got motors i can work on! i smashed a wall when the bigger motor(150 v6 evinrude) fell and bounced off pallet & cost me 150 for repair of it, the crane would help me in removing motor and replacing other motor!

Hey, you're that great motorcycle carburetor guy.

I bear hugged a mercury 90 2 stroke and had some people ratchet me to it and it went prettily smooth.

Mrmaxstorey: I’ve been with you for a long time and so glad you’re still making videos, even if it isn’t as often. I had a question for you if you had any ideas where I should start. I have an opportunity to buy a clean 1970 Suzuki 100. It has power going to the coil but no spark. Aside from plug and wire any idea where I might look to getting spark again? Thanks in advance

It was helpful. Would a pair of nylon straps around the underside of the outboard body just below the engine work? (I think the term lifting ring is what you in your video referred to, rather than hook)

On those mercuries before you screw in that puller on the top of the flywheel did you have to remove the nut on the top of the flywheel?

Awesome video! I am curious what you type in google or eBay for the tow hitch hoist?

Where are you located? Looking for outboard motor.

Getting ready to buy a used 2003 mercury 75hp 2 stroke, was just wondering if it ok to lay the motor down for a long time

I've got a mercury 115 and I've ordered one of those rings to screw onto the flywheel shaft. I'm assuming I have to remove the flywheel nut to access some threads correct? When I put the nut back what should I torque it at?

Will that pulled work on a 1989 mercury out board or are they to old for that?

Great info , I can not find one of those mercury pullers .Is "flywheel puller" the search word you used ? Maybe you know part # ? thanks

What's with the Star of Life on the back of the truck?

I need to find a outboard

Do you sell any of the outboards that you have? Which state are you in?

When are you doing the mounting video that will be my next step and I’d like too see how

Make sure yall build an engine stand thats compatible with the legs on your Hoist!.....back to the drawing board for me

What's the name of the tow hitch attachment or link on ebay to purchase please. Thanks

You moved on to boat motors i see lol

How Much do you sell them for

W about Force 85hp??

your truck is looking pretty damn brown man

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Yes easy way. Buy a pickup truck and 1000dolars worth of lifts.

Great video. How difficult is it to move the loaded jack over the grassy area? Any tricks to make it easier?