Davis Motor Caddy Outboard Hoist Harness
Key features
- •The safe and easy way to move an outboard engine
- •Simple to use; the Motor Caddy is sized to be quickly attached to most outboards from 2 - 15 horsepower
- •Features straps long enough to fit 4-stroke motors and an added security strap for today's streamlined engine cases
- •Made of UV resistant materials that will endure the marine environment for those who prefer a semi-permanent installation
- •Glass filled nylon buckles ensure that it is easy to install and remove
BrandDavis Instruments
CategoryOutboard Motors
Davis Motor Caddy Outboard Hoist Harness
List Price: $69.46$62.51DEALYou Save: $6.95 (10%)
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers2.9
out of 5
Based on 10 reviews
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the OEM handle works better. The securing strap is quite short
Gary D. Roy•December 12, 2017
They should have provided a lifting eye on the handle as most applications would use that for the lift, I don't expect many are carrying the motor by the lifting handle on the harness unless you are at least seven feet tall, the OEM handle works better. The securing strap is quite short! It does appear to be made well enough though.
Great harness for single handed operations.
Gabriel VanBerkum•November 28, 2017
Great for single handed operations of raising and lowering engine off boat. Allows me to keep one hand securely on the boat so i don't go overboard.
Two Stars
E. Kruzel•September 27, 2017
Doesn't stay on, even with the extra strap on a 5 hp Mercury. Needs to be re-thought.
Fortunately the straps used are pretty common/cheap at most HW ...
Janet Ann Elliott•July 19, 2017
As others have noted this really does not fit larger 4 stroke outboards (I have a Honda 15). Fortunately the straps used are pretty common/cheap at most HW stores, so I added another strap to the main loop (I needed about 1 foot more) and replaced the safety strap with one about 2 feet long. After these mods I got it to work fine on my 15 and it even worked on a 20 horse. Of course once I got it working, I realized I could actually have made a better harness for way less money by buying 3 straps of the right length, joining two of them on a PVC pipe at the top of the outboard and adding D-rings on each side to lift points for my winch. Of well - this helped me figure out the design.
One Star
Randy Kenyon•July 3, 2017
Slides off the hood and handle is hard to grasp when straps are tight.
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