Engine Run Stand Build Part 1

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What did this Man forget ? Nothing , he forgot nothing . It was a pleasure watching !

Good video, enjoyed watching and getting ideas from it.

Good ideas and engine lift clearance was outstanding

10:20 Called a Transfer Punch. They come as a set the same sizes as a drill bit set. Nicely done, I like the improvements you made over the plans!

Great job, exactly what I was hoping t build but will make a few changes as it does look over built for my needs. thank you!

I like all the adjustability you built into it.

Thanks im buying the material and building this tomorrow !!

Hey I built my engine run stand based off urs. Working on a new one now that's bigger. Thanks man!

Keep the videos coming 😊

Real professional job !

A good looking engine deserves a good looking stand, beautiful work on both your engine and it's stand!

Turned out really good! Nice job

Excellent video!

Really nice stand. Great job.

Very professional job!

nice work

The only improvement i would suggest on this stand so far is the bolts to lockdown the crossmember tube personally I would have put them on the inside of the frame that way I won't catch my ankle or anyting else in the shop when I'm pushing it around. Other than that fantastic build even if it is over built that's the way I do things too. So it's perfect for this guy.

That's really well done! Looks clean like that. I Bet working on the engine like that is way more enjoyable. Looking to do something similar but I guess I'm gonna make the transmission mount completely as well like you did with the engine mount Making it able to slide around too. Haven't watched part 2 yet but I would think having the gearbox solid mounted like that is going to make it vibrate a lot. Investing in good casters was a smart move! More cheap casters would be infuriating to use. You might see the PU break apart when you roll them around a lot though.

man that's nice. You also must have some nice spare metal hanging around....currently that's probably about 150-200 bucks worth of metal.