JEGS Engine Cradle | For Pontiac Engines | All-Steel Construction | Dimensions: 14′ High x 19′ Wide x 24′ Deep | Weight Capacity: 1000 lbs. | Powder Coated Yellow | Includes Hardware
$103.99
Rated 3.8 out of 5 based on 6 customer ratings
6 ratingsSource: Amazon
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- POWDER COATED YELLOW for great looks and long life
- DIMENSIONS: 14″ high x 19″ wide x 24″ deep
- WHEN NOT IS USE, crossbar doubles as storage for the included bolts (that attach engine to the stand)
- INCLUDES hardware and provision for 12mm x 1.75 stud mounting wheels, available separately
- ALL-STEEL CONSTRUCTION to allow for 1000 lbs weight capacity
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APO_Shopper –
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Easy to assemble and bolted right up to my 1969 Pontiac 350. Great item.
Planet Watcher365 –
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I put a 455 complete Pontiac on this stand it cost more than the Chevy ones, but has no casters 1/2” nut welded on bottom for them though.
Scruffydog –
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The frame feels heavy enough for my 400, but be prepared to buy new bolts to put it together. The 6m bolts supplied that should have been at least 3/5 shank to fit the holes on the frame. The 6m (10 mm) bolts were the best you could expect from chinese child labor, definitely Harbor Freight quality bolts and nuts. 2 of the nuts stripped before it even tightened. So it looks like off to the hardware store for me. I am not returning it as the frame feels good and others say it holds the irreplaceable engines fine. Irreplaceable as in you cannot buy new engines, only old rebuildable ones. And to make matters worse it came with Ford engine instructions. Luckily it is beyond simple to assemble. Now if Jegs could only remember again what HD or heavy duty means