JEGSRolling Engine Cradle | Chevy Small Block and Big Block | Steel Construction | Black Powder Coat | 3” Heavy Duty Steel Wheels | 750 LBS Capacity | Storage Hardware Included | Easy Assembly

Assembly is easy and straight forward. Tools needed. 3/4" wrench, 1/2" wrench or sockets.Lift the engine on a hoist, bolt the cradle to the engine, lower to a concrete floor and you are good to go.I have a couple of these with an engine on each. I can easily roll the engines around the garage for storage or for working on them.The engine cradle works for small block & big block Chevy engines.(Not for LS Type engines). Holds 750 lbs. Has nice heavy-duty swivel casters. Crossbar holds included engine attachment bolts.Best price I was able to find.

This stand is well made and comes with everything you need for a very reasonable price it’s very easy to move around it’s great if you want to start the engine

Its good quality, easy to assemble. Steel swivel casters (all 4 swivel) no locks. It did not fit my LM7/L59 block (2007 silverado classic 5.3) I was able to make it work as 2 (1 each side engine mount) lined up and held just fine for transport of long block. Included picture measurements of mount holes. Hope it helps.

didn't break.. and doesn't flex much when "U" shape is bolted.Satisfied, easily breaks down for storage when done.

Very well powder coated, heavy duty wheels that are thru bolted. But plan to use for mercedes V8. Might need adapter.

Very good quality for the price. FYI it will hold LS engines just fine. You will only be able to use the 4 bellhousing bolts and the front bars will rest up against lugs on the block. I have 4 of these with LS engines on them.

Worked great! Got my motor mobile in the garage.

These are more expensive than other types but they look and feel more sturdy because of the way the cross piece inserts into the side pieces. If a bolt broke maybe the pieces would hold together because of the insertion fit.Do not plan on starting a motor on the stand though. The starter on a big block chevy had to be removed because it interfered with bolting the motor to the stand.