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Rotating Engine Stand [1000 lb. Capacity]
555-80059
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Engine Stands - 1000 lb. Capacity
JEGS 555-80059 Rotating Engine Stand Features:
JEGS 555-80059 Rotating Engine Stand Notes:
- Uses engine-to-stand Bolt Kit 555-80058 (sold separately)
- Works with JEGS Drip Tray 555-80060 (some trimming may be required)
FAQ
How much weight can an engine stand hold?
- The JEGS 80059 engine stand can handle a substantial weight capacity, providing reliable support for engines during various tasks. Check the product specifications for specific weight limits.
Specifications:
Will this engine stand hold up a big block Chev. motor fully assembled ? I have read reveiws about other engine stands like this that you have to help it rotate a big block engine and that it is hard to rotate it using the hand crank. Any information?
do you have replacement arms ?
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