Abstract: A repair fixture for the lower unit of an outboard motor or outdrive which has a U-form body with a bight portion and side arms. One of the arms carries a tubular supporting projection which is telescopically mounted in a fixed sleeve on a work surface. The bight portion is notched centrally to engage the leading edge of a lower unit housing, and the side arms have clamps to releasably engage one of the horizontal cavitation fins of said unit.

Abstract: A propeller puller has a central body section with outward fins. Chains are connected to the fins and engage about blades on the propeller, and a push member within the central body section is forced against the mounting shaft of the propeller to extract the propeller from the shaft.

Abstract: An outboard motor repair stand has a base with a vertical standard assembly of variable height. At the upper end of the standard a main cross shaft has an offset bar fixed to one end, and a worm gear assembly at the opposite end. A saddle is secured to the offset bar in such manner that a heavy motor or the like attached thereto serves to counterbalance the assembly in co-operation with the mechanical advantage of the worm gear assembly. The handle for the worm gear assembly is located above the housing.The gear shaft has a releasable lock mechanism thereon.