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Engine Stands - 2000 lbs
JEGS 555-80042 Engine Stand Features:
- Rotate your engine to any position for low and top-end engine assembly and disassembly
- Heavy gauge square steel tube construction disassembles effortlessly for storage or transport
- Convenient ball-bearing swivel casters allow you to move the stand around the work area with ease
- Rolls around on (6) ball-bearing swivel caster wheels
- Universal fitment head design is compatible with many manufacturers such as Ford, chevrolet, and Dodge, as well as import engines
Specifications:
Will it adjust to hold an inline 6 cylinder?
What is the I.D. of the head tube that the black plate fits into? I have the Porsche P201 yolk and it has a shaft diameter of 60mm. Will this head tube accept that shaft diameter?
What is the stand width at the back wheels? How well does the stand nest inside the legs of an engine hoist?
I am 6'6" tall, is it a taller model than some? I am going to use it for my big block mopar and hate to have to bend over to work on it, gives me a back ache bad.
Will the mounting head fit a 2 3/8" diameter adapter
Hello how well do you think this stand will hold a 7.3 powerstroke engine
What are the overall dimensions
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