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Engine stand
- Thread starter Tyrone
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Tyrone,
Not sure what engine you have, But I used one from Harbour Freight. I think around $120.00 for my 100 engine. Bolted up fine with attachment that came with the stand. You can rotate the stand to what ever side you need to work on. Metal wheels so you can moved around the shop freely.
Tod
Not sure what engine you have, But I used one from Harbour Freight. I think around $120.00 for my 100 engine. Bolted up fine with attachment that came with the stand. You can rotate the stand to what ever side you need to work on. Metal wheels so you can moved around the shop freely.
Tod
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If you're looking for a stand to use while you build your engine there's info here: https://www.britishcarforum.com/bcf/showthread.php?63162-engine-stand
If you only want to store the motor, you can build a wooden dolly like this:
Plans are available here: https://healey6.com/technical.htm Scroll down to the "Engine" section, then look for the titles "Engine Cradle" and "Engine Dolly"
Other people have simply used one of the Harbor Freight furniture moving dollies for storage.
If you only want to store the motor, you can build a wooden dolly like this:
Plans are available here: https://healey6.com/technical.htm Scroll down to the "Engine" section, then look for the titles "Engine Cradle" and "Engine Dolly"
Other people have simply used one of the Harbor Freight furniture moving dollies for storage.