Jims 1144 Heavy-Duty Transmission Stand with Drain Pan - JIMS USA

Part #: 1144

The JIMS USA 1144 Transmission Stand is engineered for professional automotive and industrial environments, providing a robust and portable solution for servicing transmissions. This heavy-duty stand is designed to securely support all 5-speed and aftermarket 6-speed transmissions, offering stability and ease of access during repairs and maintenance. Its integrated features simplify workflow by addressing fluid containment and mobility challenges in the workshop.

Key Features

  • Professional-Grade Construction: Built with heavy-duty materials, this stand ensures durability and reliability in demanding shop conditions.
  • Universal Transmission Support: Confidently supports all 5-speed and aftermarket 6-speed transmissions, accommodating a wide range of service needs.
  • Integrated Fluid Management: Features a built-in drain pan to effectively catch and contain transmission fluids, maintaining a clean and safe workspace.
  • Enhanced Stability: A wide, stable base equipped with four durable rubber feet prevents slipping and ensures secure positioning of the transmission.
  • Effortless Mobility: The integrated caster system allows for smooth and easy relocation of the stand and supported transmission within the service bay or workshop.

Applications

The JIMS 1144 Transmission Stand is an essential tool for various professional settings where transmission work is performed. It is ideal for use in:

  • Automotive repair and service centers.
  • Specialized transmission repair shops.
  • Professional mechanic garages requiring a dependable and mobile solution for transmission support and handling.

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This product was added to our catalog on Friday 30 July, 2010.