Outboard Motor Lock

The Reese Outboard Motor Lock (Model OML 0127) is a purpose-built security device designed to deter theft and unauthorized use of outboard motors on boats of all sizes. After years on the water, any experienced boater knows that a powerful outboard motor is one of the most targeted components for theft at the dock or launch ramp. This heavy-duty lock provides peace of mind by securing the motor to the transom, making it significantly more difficult for thieves to remove the engine in minutes. Whether you're leaving your boat unattended for an afternoon or storing it seasonally, this lock is an essential layer of protection for your investment.

The outboard motor lock features a robust steel construction with a professional black powder coat finish that resists corrosion and salt spray—critical for marine environments where rust can compromise security hardware within months. Protective foam padding surrounds the locking mechanism and contact points, preventing damage to the motor's paint and transom while offering vibration dampening during transport or rough water conditions. The lock comes secured with two keys, giving you backup access if one key is lost or damaged. Its compact footprint (4.75 x 1.9 x 16.55 inches) and lightweight design (2.33 lbs) mean it installs easily without adding significant weight to your vessel or impacting trim tabs and weight distribution.

This security lock is ideal for saltwater and freshwater boaters, marina users, and anyone who parks their boat in high-traffic areas where opportunistic theft occurs. It works with standard outboard motor mounting brackets and transom hardware found on most recreational fishing boats, pontoons, and center consoles. Installation requires no special tools—the foam-padded design fits securely around the motor clamp without modification. For tournament anglers, weekend cruisers, and commercial operators, the Reese Outboard Motor Lock delivers visible deterrent value and genuine security for one of your boat's most expensive and vulnerable components.