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

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.

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!

Overall, seems like a really good buy so far. The directions weren’t the worst I’ve ever seen, but definitely not the best. The cart seems very sturdy and feels like it will hold my future PWC up (just waiting on delivery).A few cons:-Directions state four different bolts of varying lengths. Only reviewed three different lengths. Lucky they doubled up on the shortest one, so I just used them. No harm no foul.-Threading for the wheels on the outside was terrible in two of the eight threaded holes. Managed to twist the head of the bolt off using hand tools (so bolts are a fairly soft metal).-Bunks don’t seem like they are the strongest selection and look like they may bend a bit. I think I’ll follow other reviewers advice and replace with wood to give some strength and to not damage the PWC. Won’t hold this against the seller because it clearly states in the ad and pictures they are metal.Pros:-Overall, very sturdy-Good quality castor wheels. They roll easily and the breaks are easy to use and release.-Packaging was done well so no scratches or problems out of the box.I will update this review if once the PWC is on it, there are any problems. Definitely worth buying, but a few small things in my mind justify 4/5

First and foremost this is a great product for the money. They shipped it quickly and overall im happy with the purchase. One thing I will say is, if you’re not mechanically inclined don’t bother buying this. It comes in a box with no actual instructions on how to put it together. I managed to figure it out and I had proper tools to make the job easier. You’ll probably need a 1/2” impact drill and a 17mm socket, crescent wrench, and a hammer otherwise your wrist will get tired. I posted the so-called instructions that came with the product and you can see it could be quite challenging figuring out where to start. So again, if you’re used to receiving step by step instructions, this isn’t for you. But if you are somewhat mechanically inclined assembly is not an issue.

The cart works but it does have some issues. The center bunks are spaced strangely, so I have to have one at the smallest and one in the mide setting to fit my SXR. It doesn't make it unstable since the cart itself is wide enough, but it's still a thing. Also, the bunks themselves are metal, which do not flex and could scrape your ski. The cheap carpet is easily torn on the ski's grate/intake and then your ski is riding on straight metal - not cool. Also the plastic inserts for the end of the bunks fall out easily (since it's metal) and then it's all bad against your fiberglass. The wheels are not flat but higher in the center which is kind-of strange. All-in-all the cart will get the job done. Is it the best made out there? No, but it is the cheapest and it will do what it's made for.

This worked perfectly for our jet ski to store it off the trailer and work out it for repairs. Way to move with one person. Heavy duty but lightweight.

First off, product would not be easy to assemble if you are not able to build something without instructions. Provided instructions were no help and did not tell you which screw to use. Second, the stand bent the second I put my ski on it. Almost dropped a $20k ski. Thankfully got it back on trailer before it bending to the point of doing so. Reached out to seller and have yet to hear a response. I really hate to leave a bad review and rarely do, but with no response from the seller I unfortunately feel I have no option.

I had no issue with assembly, but I did read a number of reviews that showed a few tips. I'm also pretty mechanical. Unit is pretty sturdy. I had even jacked up one end to drain bilge after a wash out. Slipped off the jack & landed hard with NOT hurting anything. I may go back & either add spacers inside tube/bolt areas to keep tube from crushing and or spot weld the seams if I start to see problems. For the price. A good value. Also, no issues with wheel locks, but I may use with locks. Both work fine to stop movement & stop wheel from spinning around.