BIG RED T25671 Cavalletto motore rotante Torin in acciaio con testa rotante a 360 gradi e vassoio porta attrezzi: capacitÃ 5/8 tonnellate (1.250 lb), rosso

Name: BIG RED T25671 Cavalletto motore rotante Torin in acciaio con testa rotante a 360 gradi e vassoio porta attrezzi: capacitÃ 5/8 tonnellate (1.250 lb), rosso
Brand: BIG RED
SKU: 0615268256719
Price: 402.24 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:BIG RED

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402.24

Il design robusto impedisce a questo supporto del motore di ribaltarsi mentre si tiene il blocco. Le ruote piroettanti anteriori consentono di spostare e posizionare il motore esattamente dove serve. Presenta quattro bracci regolabili e una rotazione di 360 gradi che consente un facile montaggio.

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EAN: 0615268256719

Categories: Settore automobilistico, Strumenti e attrezzature, Garage e negozio, Sollevatori, montacarichi e martinetti per veicoli, Paranchi e supporti per motori,

La rotazione di 360 gradi consente un facile montaggio. Quattro bracci regolabili. Le ruote piroettanti anteriori consentono di spostare e posizionare il motore. Il design robusto impedisce il ribaltamento. La rotazione di 360 gradi consente un facile montaggio. Quattro bracci regolabili. Consente di spostare e posizionare facilmente il motore. Ruote anteriori piroettanti. Il design robusto impedisce il ribaltamento.

Brand	BIG RED
Brand	‎BIG RED
Color	Red
Color	‎Red
Country of Origin	‎China
Customer Reviews	4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars 241 ratings 4.2 out of 5 stars
Item Dimensions LxWxH	‎35.5 x 9.2 x 8 inches
Item model number	‎T25671
Item Weight	64.9 Pounds
Item Weight	‎64.9 Pounds
Load Capacity	‎1150 pound
Manufacturer	‎Torin Shop Equipment
Manufacturer Part Number	‎T25671
Material	Alloy Steel
Material	‎Alloy Steel
Model	‎T25671
Product Dimensions	‎35.5 x 9.2 x 8 inches
Special Features	‎Rotating engine stand with tray
Style	Engine Stand
Style	‎Engine Stand

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Scritto da: Stephen

Got the job done, but not something I'd buy again

First, I'll explain the application. My dad and I are working on a project car together. We needed to pull the motor to get the car ready for the body shop. This is a Pontiac 400 as a reference. I decided to purchase an engine hoist and this stand. From the ratings on the stand, it should be heafty enough to hold the engine. It seems like it will, but I am still a little skeptical of it. Here are my pros and cons of this stand: Pros: - Easy to assemble: This was very easy to assemble. It went together in about 15 minutes and was ready to use. - Easy to manuever: Without weight on it, I could easily pick it up and move it around. I'm not a big guy by any means, so having something weigh this much for me to be able to move it around the garage and over things is nice. Once the engine was on it, the casters rolled great. It was very easy to get it over to my work bench. - It is holding up the engine Cons: - The locking pin: The locking pin for rotating the engine is a tiny little thing. While it works to hold the engine from rotating, it was laughable at best. It was about 1.5" long and not much thicker than a standard sharpie. Before I even thought about mounting an engine to it, I drilled out the lower part of the stand to allow a long, 3/4" x 4" bolt to pass through. - Sturdiness: This stand seems like it is really trying hard to hold this engine. I think what I have pictured is about the most weight I'd want to put on it. I'd for sure not trust the full weight rating. - Footprint: The width of the feet/legs is about the same distance as the engine hoist that we were using. It took some effort to line everything up. As some help for anyone struggling with this: Remove the engine bracket from the stand, bolt it up to the engine first, and then try to stab the bracket into the stand. You can pick up the stand and push it onto the bracket easier that way. - Unbalanced: My dad and I worked for a while trying to get the engine balanced on the bracket, but the way that the pattern on the engine is and the lack of slots to move the hangers around made it impossible. The plate either needs to be bigger or have more slots to make adjustments. In short, this is holding up the engine and will work for this application, but this is not one that I will use long term or for another engine pull. This would be great for a small engine, or I've seen it used for an outboard stand. For another V8, I'll be buying a better one for sure.

Scritto da: HiloDB1

Supports a 2JZ

When the package came it was damaged as you can see by the photos. Luckily there were no missing or damaged parts when I opened it to inspect. One end of the box practically fell off when I opened it. Assembly went pretty easily but the hardware they supply is pretty low grade. The bolts/nuts are a Grade 5/Class 8.8 which is not a really strong structural fastener. If you really need this thing to support anywhere near the 5/8 Ton (1,250 lbs) rating I would upgrade these to Grade 8/Class 10.9 bolts/nuts. Also they only supply enough washers to go on the nut side when assembling. I prefer to have washers on both the bolt head side and also the nut side when using through bolts so I ended up running to the hardware store to purchase these. The tray that is supplied is useful but it doesnt lock to one side or the other it kind of just pivots and moves around as it pleases. Its also not held on by anything it just sits on a metal pin. As far as this supporting the claimed weight it did support my 2JZGTE long block while I disassembled it. My guess on the long block weight is about 600lbs. It was to heavy for my 750 lbs rated engine stand which is why I purchased this one. It easily supports my engine with little issues. Not sure if I would bolt a motor that weights close to 1,250 lbs on it though. Overall it works and is decent for the price. I will probably change out the casters to locking casters so that it doesnt want to move around when I'm trying to torque or remove bolts.

Scritto da: katscan

Rotating Engine Stand

The stand is awesome and very easy to assemble. We are restoring a '66 Fairlane, and we pulled the engine to do additional work on it. Not sure if it mentioned this in the description of the item BEFORE we bought it, but the instructions included in the box AFTER we bought are VERY clear, that it does NOT include the bolts needed to attach the engine to the stand. You have to go get those or order those separately, as the size for one engine could be different than for another engine. If you can figure out the size bolts you will need to mount the engine to the stand, get them ahead of time and it will save you having to run to the store to get them. The stand is very good quality and sturdy.

Scritto da: Daniel R.

Quality

Scritto da: charles powell

Too short

Too short. Great for a short person. Nothing against them

Scritto da: PCTechGuy

Nice stand, for the price that is...

Stand is firm and sturdy. Metal seems good. The one thing that nobody has mentioned is that they used Grade 4 bolts to hold everything together... You would think at least Grade 8. Also the legs are kinda wide and can be a hassle to get it positioned correctly to remove from the engine lift. Otherwise it's great and works well.

Scritto da: Terry Tillman

Ordered 3 from Amazon but only 2 showed up website said all 3 delivered filed issue

Product great. Delivery count needs work.

Scritto da: Perk

Missing wheels

This product is probably great, but im missing the back 2 wheels. I guess I should not have waited 6 months to take it out of the box