BAR 1726A TURNING - OTC Tools and Equipment

The OTC Tools and Equipment 1726A Engine Stand provides a robust and reliable solution for professional technicians undertaking engine rebuilding or heavy-duty repair tasks. Designed for versatility and durability, this 1000 lb. capacity stand allows mechanics to securely mount and position a wide range of automotive and light truck engines for comprehensive service.

Key Features

• 1000 lb. Capacity: Engineered to safely support a variety of passenger car and light truck engines during extensive repair and rebuilding operations.
• 360-Degree Engine Rotation: The integrated BAR 1726A TURNING mechanism enables a full 360-degree rotation of the mounted engine, ensuring optimal access to all sides and components.
• Eight-Position Locking Pin: A robust locking pin secures the engine in any of eight different positions, providing stability and safety for precise work.
• Long Turning Bar: A nearly three-foot-long turning bar, complete with a comfortable rubber handle, offers enhanced leverage to rotate even the heaviest engines with ease.
• Heavy-Duty Construction: Built with durable materials, including solid ½” plate steel for the mounting plate and ¼” wall thickness tubing for the frame, ensuring longevity and resistance to twisting or deforming.
• Adjustable Attachment Arms: Four adjustable arms facilitate fast and easy mounting of various engine configurations, accommodating different engine block designs.
• Stable and Maneuverable Base: Features two solid rubber, ball-bearing swivel casters for easy maneuverability and two locking rear wheels to securely anchor the stand during operation.

Applications

The OTC 1726A Engine Stand is an essential piece of shop equipment for professional technicians involved in engine overhauls, cylinder head work, transmission mating, or any procedure requiring complete access and precise positioning of a passenger car or light truck engine. Its robust design and functional turning mechanism are ideal for demanding automotive and industrial service environments.