This heavy duty stand lets you fully service your engine out of the vehicle.< >Sturdy design prevents this engine stand from tipping while holding the block< Four adjustable arms for easy engine block mounting
Lever handle for trouble-free 360° engine rotation on the stand
Weight capacity:1000 lbs. Face plate dimensions:10-3/16" W x 6" H x 7/16" thick
Overall dimensions: 31" x 36" x 34-3/4">It's new in the box, never opened. Thank you for looking and please view my other items.
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