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HARDWARE KIT FOR OTC 1726A - OTC Tools and Equipment

Part #: 549843

The OTC Tools and Equipment 549843 Hardware Kit is an essential collection of genuine replacement components specifically designed for the OTC 1726A 1,000 lb. Engine Stand. This kit ensures that professional technicians and mechanics can maintain the critical functionality and safety features of their engine stand, allowing for continued reliable performance during demanding automotive and industrial applications.

Key Features

  • Authentic OTC Components: Contains original equipment hardware specifically manufactured for a precise fit and optimal performance with the OTC 1726A Engine Stand.
  • Restores Operational Integrity: Replaces worn or lost hardware necessary for the proper function of adjustable attachment arms, locking pins, and wheel mechanisms.
  • Durable Construction: Manufactured from high-strength materials to meet professional-grade standards, ensuring longevity and resilience in demanding workshop environments.
  • Maintains Safety and Stability: Critical for ensuring the engine stand's ability to securely hold and rotate engines, supporting the stand's 1,000 lb. capacity for passenger car and light truck engines.
  • Facilitates Maintenance: Provides the necessary fasteners and components to perform routine maintenance or repair, extending the lifespan and reliability of your valuable shop equipment.

Applications

This hardware kit is indispensable for automotive and industrial professionals utilizing the OTC 1726A Engine Stand for engine rebuilding, repair, and maintenance tasks. It allows mechanics to quickly replace damaged or missing parts, ensuring the engine stand continues to provide a stable, rotatable platform for working on various passenger car and light truck engines. Maintaining the stand with authentic OTC hardware helps preserve its intended functionality, including the 360° engine rotation and secure locking in eight positions.

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This product was added to our catalog on Friday 23 January, 2015.