- What does the 1500 lb rating actually cover?
- It is the maximum weight of the engine and its attachments the stand is built to hold. A stripped block is well under that; a fully dressed engine with transmission can approach it, so check the weight before mounting.
- How does the rotating head work?
- The head turns the engine through 360 degrees so you can reach the top, bottom and sides of the block. It locks at the position you need for the job.
- Will the adjustable arms fit my engine?
- The four arms slide to match different bellhousing and block bolt patterns. Most common four- and six-cylinder car and light-truck engines mount directly; unusual patterns may need adapter bolts.
- Does the folding frame mean I can store it flat?
- The frame folds down when no engine is mounted, which saves floor space in a small garage. It still takes up some room because of the casters and head.
- What is needed to assemble it?
- The stand arrives unassembled and needs basic hand tools to bolt the legs, casters and head together. Plan for some setup time before the first engine goes on.
- Can I roll it with an engine mounted?
- Yes, the five casters are meant for moving a mounted engine around a smooth shop floor. Move slowly and keep the load low, since a top-heavy engine can tip on uneven ground.
- Where is the Engine Stand, 1500 lbs (3/4 Ton) Rotating Engine Motor Stand with 360 Degree Adjustable Head, Cast Iron Folding Motor Hoist Dolly, 5-Caster, 4 Adjustable Arms, for Vehicle Maintenance cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $101.07, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Engine Stand, 1500 lbs (3/4 Ton) Rotating Engine Motor Stand with 360 Degree Adjustable Head, Cast Iron Folding Motor Hoist Dolly, 5-Caster, 4 Adjustable Arms, for Vehicle Maintenance?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including VEVOR VIP, Amazon.
