Engine stands
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As I'm getting older lol I like to try and make things easier, I converted and engine stand around 4 years ago and just done another one this week. I use a simple gear box reducer from Princess Auto (in Canada) weld some metal together
make a bracket and the end result is an engine stand that's super easy to turn the engine on.
make a bracket and the end result is an engine stand that's super easy to turn the engine on.
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wow,,,look great!!!!
i made a stand for outdrive,,sort of worked but not as good as i hope..i use a bottle jack on the one ,,other is just to store drives
i made a stand for outdrive,,sort of worked but not as good as i hope..i use a bottle jack on the one ,,other is just to store drives
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Great idea. it is a pain to rotate the engine over especially with the blower on .
This year I bought a new rotating stand(jegs) haven`t used it yet. Hopefully it works the same .
This year I bought a new rotating stand(jegs) haven`t used it yet. Hopefully it works the same .
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Excellent regardless of age, strength etc. Tks for sharing. What also is nice is electric jack stand for trailer. First time I ever had one in over 30 years of boating. The younger years with smaller boats not really a big deal but when you get up in size and weight they are slick.
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You will not regret your new engine stand, I love them with having a worm gear set up it can't spin on you and it will stay when ever you stop turning the handle
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As I'm getting older lol I like to try and make things easier, I converted and engine stand around 4 years ago and just done another one this week. I use a simple gear box reducer from Princess Auto (in Canada) weld some metal together
make a bracket and the end result is an engine stand that's super easy to turn the engine on.

make a bracket and the end result is an engine stand that's super easy to turn the engine on.





