ECOTRIC 1000 LBS Capacity Watercraft PWC Dolly Boat Jet Ski Stand Storage Trailer Watercraft Cart Watercraft Dolly PWC Dock Slipway Cart Adjustable Bunks W/ 4 Casters and 2 Brakes

This watercraft stand is great. Well built and easy to move around. The only downside is the assembly instructions are terrible. But luckily I am good with with picture instructions and mechanical inclined and was able to figure it out. 5 stars

We bought this to store our inflatable dinghy with a hard bottom and I honestly didn't expect much because the price was so cheap. The dinghy has now been stored on it all winter and spring and it has held up beautifully. No rust, no bends. It took a bit to assemble, but once assembled it was easy to move around. I would love to see a handle option for it, though. We tied some rope to pull it around, but a hard handle would be better.

Very fast shipping & delivery via UPS before the promised date! Dolly seems very study although my PWC only weighs 450 lbs., it should easily handle much more weight. Precisely laser cut metal parts (although one hole wasn't cut all the way through) means that the parts fit together well. High quality lock nuts & bolts withstood a lot of torque, making a sturdy assembly that should not loosen over time. Poor installation instructions with two faintly copied assembly diagrams - the easy installation picture on Amazon website was more helpful. Take some time to figure out how to properly assemble, and you should be very pleased with the result. Five star product with rating reduced by one star for poor assembly instructions and black end caps for the bars that won't work without modification. There are interference points inside the bars that prevent inserting the end caps without some trimming, but the dolly works fine without them so I left them off. Great value for the money!

Great price, great quality and simple assembly. I purchased this PWC cart for my Kawasaki 800SXR and it works perfectly! The only complaint that I have is with the exploded assembly drawing. I received four flat plates with tapped holes and I had no idea where they went. When I was getting close to finishing assembling the cart I realized I was short 8 nylon lock nuts. I assembled the lower half using the 8 nylon lock nuts when I was supposed to use the nut plates, the assembly draing showed the nuts not the nut plates. Not a big deal, I went to a local hardware store and purchased the nylon lock nuts which by the way are metrick M10x1.50. This was a great buy!

Missing 5 nuts, but I have 5 extra bolts…. Had to bend a wheel plate back into place. The instructions are 1 page with 2 diagrams. Quality control would be nice to have along with correct parts and decent instructions.

Some have complained about the instructions, they were ok, I was able to assemble with no issues. Let me first say they roll very well, and they are doing the job so far. I am concerned about the long term quality, they feel like over time they metal will fail. 2nd time using the carpet is already torn. Super cheap carpet. The height is off. One would think these should be a standard height, but our Sea Doo Tailer sits lower than these bunks so we have to raise the trailer wheels by rolling over a lift to unload. When it is time to replace, I will replace with another brand that is more sturdy and the proper height.

I build a wooden one using pretty close to what an Youtube member built (3ftDeep). I also assembled this cart. I have only a few tools for building the wooden one so had Lowe's cut the wood all but the 4x4. The reason I bring this up is that my material costs were 150 bucks and that is without casters to do this and it took 2 days to do it because I study then act (being an engineer we do that (read directions also)). The metal cart was about 1 1/2 hours with a few mistakes but if you look at the diagram it is pretty easy to assemble. I question so of the hardware provided not the quality but the redundancy of lock washers and fiber nuts, only need one. The casters on this cart are huge well up to the task of carrying 1000 pounds that is a plus. The only thing I need to do is to go get a brace or bracket to support the fact that I had to extend the bunks as this cart bunk is not wide enough without doing that. The bracket provided would be fine for a lighter load but both of my jet skis are over 900 pounds and the brace is needed to support the vertical load. Other than these minor issues the cart is a good bargain. I base that on the fact I have about 16 hours of building the jet ski cart out of wood and cost more without casters. The wood cart is much more robust but not worth the effort when this cart does the same job. I do plan to remove the existing bunks and replace them with more robust bunk hangers and pressure treated 2x4 5 ft long.

Very sturdy and well made . I used it to store my kayak on . I recommend and would buy again .

good product

Didn't take too long to assemble just over 1.5 hrs Have to measure the hull ridges to get the proper fit. And final tightening of bunks after the boat/jet ski in position. Brakes work well and easy to strap to trailer when transferring. You-tube a good source. This was the cheapest model for what I needed it for. Rolling around on cement good enough.

Works well for see doo spark

Des que j’ai tirer le motomarine les suport ont crochis, les skis son fait en métal et son tres a risque d’égratigner la coque

I want a refund.