JEGS Engine Cradle with Wheels for Small Block and Big Block Chevy
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Small Block & Big Block Chevy (except LS Engines) Engine Cradle
- When not is use, crossbar doubles as storage for the included bolts (that attach engine to the stand)
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The right equipment can make your projects so much easier. JEGS Heavy Duty Engine Cradles will store, transport, and make working on your engine much simpler. These engine cradles are made from 14 gauge, 1" square tubing and are powdercoated. They easily disassemble for storage and free up floor space in your garage or shop. Includes Grade 5 fasteners.Features:Need an Engine Stand for Your Next Project? JEGS Has It Cradled
JEGS EZ Kits are designed by JEGS professionals to ensure that you get all the correct parts you need.
Can I test run a engine on the cradle.
Will this fit a 3.1L MPFI 60 degree engine?
Do you have a stand for a cummings ISL -6cyl inline ir can one of these possibly work
Will this work for the 4.3 v6?
Can I keep the transmission mounted on the engine with this stand?
Will an ls1 fit this cradle?
i have 57 and 60 pontiac engines, 347 and 389 ci, respectively that were made for gmc pickups do you have any idea if this or any of the other crates will work
Will this fit a 302 v8?
Motor Vehicles
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Tools:
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Electrical Cords
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