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Engine Stand | Motor Hoist Dolly | Rotating Motor Stand
A heavy duty engine stand with an H-shaped base, so your engine sits steady while you work.
The H-shaped base and thickened steel frame support your engine securely during rebuilding, repairs and maintenance.
Free standard delivery across Ireland on orders of €50 or more after discounts (save €22).
Rated to hold up to 340kg (750lb), so your engine stays safely in place. The H-shaped base replaces the traditional T-shaped base, which makes the stand more stable and less likely to shake or tilt.
SPECIFICATIONS
- Product dimensions: 700mm x 845mm x 845mm (27.6" x 33.3" x 33.3")
- Net weight: 18.8kg (41.4lb)
- Max. load capacity: 340kg (750lb)
- Material: Steel

Package Contents
- 10 x Bolts
- 12 x Washers
- 12 x Nuts
- 12 x Spring Washers
- 1 x Lock Pin
- 3 x Brake Wheels
- 1 x No Brake Wheel
- 2 x End Cover
PRODUCT INFORMATION: PLEASE ALLOW 5 TO 7 DAYS FOR DELIVERY, PLUS 24 TO 48 HOURS HANDLING
Delivered direct to your door, all across Ireland

Built to Last
A thickened steel frame gives your engine stable support. The electrostatic spray finish adds a layer of protection against rust.
Tight and Secure
Hex head bolts, 28mm (1.1") long, on the mounting arms give a tight, secure grip on your engine block. The mounting arms adjust and rotate through 360°, so you can reach every side of the engine.
Movable and Lockable
Wheels made from QT450 cast iron let you move the stand and put it exactly where you need it, and the braked wheels hold it in place.
Great for Your Repair Work
The stand fits various brands of engine block and comes with a 51cm (20") extended handle and 6 location holes, so rotating and fixing the engine is simple. It suits home mechanics and workshops alike.



How much weight can an Engine Stand typically support?
Engine stands come in a range of capacities. This stand has a maximum load capacity of 340kg (750lb). Check the weight of your engine before you mount it.
Is a Motor Hoist Dolly easy to move around the garage, especially when the engine is mounted on it?
Yes. This stand rolls on cast iron wheels, and the braked wheels hold it still while you work. Move it slowly with an engine mounted, on a flat, smooth floor.
Can a Rotating Motor Stand accommodate different engine types and sizes?
The adjustable mounting arms fit various brands of engine block, as long as the engine is within the 340kg (750lb) capacity.
Do Engine Stands come with any additional features like adjustable mounting arms or swivel casters?
Yes. This stand has adjustable mounting arms that rotate through 360°, a 51cm (20") extended handle with 6 location holes, and braked wheels.
How does a Motor Hoist Dolly help in engine removal and installation?
The stand does not lift the engine. Lift the engine out with an engine crane, then bolt it to the stand to work on it. Reverse the steps to refit it.
Are Rotating Motor Stands suitable for working on both petrol and diesel engines?
Yes, petrol or diesel, as long as the engine fits the mounting arms and stays within the 340kg (750lb) capacity.
Can an Engine Stand be used for storing engines, or is it primarily for engine maintenance and repair?
Both. You can work on an engine on the stand or keep it there off the floor between jobs.
Are Motor Hoist Dollies compatible with engine hoists, or do they work independently?
They work together: an engine crane lifts the engine and lowers it onto the stand, and the stand holds it while you work.
How does a Rotating Motor Stand assist in engine repair and rebuilding projects?
The mounting arms rotate through 360°, so you can turn the engine to reach every side during repairs and rebuilds.
Can an Engine Stand be disassembled or folded for storage when not in use?
This stand bolts together with the bolts, washers and nuts supplied. It is not sold as a folding stand.
What safety features should I look for when choosing a Motor Hoist Dolly?
Look for a stable base, a lock for the rotating head and wheels that can be braked. This stand has an H-shaped base, a lock pin and braked wheels.
Do Rotating Motor Stands require any special maintenance to keep them functioning smoothly?
Not much. Lubricate the moving parts from time to time and check the bolts and welds for wear before each use.
Can an Engine Stand be used for engines removed from motorcycles and smaller vehicles, or is it better suited for larger engines?
It can hold smaller engines if they fit the mounting arms. Check the mounting points before you buy.
How does a Motor Hoist Dolly handle the weight of an engine? What materials are they typically made from?
Engine stands are usually made of steel. This one has a thickened steel frame and an H-shaped base that spreads the load, with a maximum capacity of 340kg (750lb).
Can a Rotating Motor Stand be adjusted to various working heights, or is it a fixed height stand?
Some stands have adjustable height. This stand is not listed as height adjustable. Its overall size is 700mm x 845mm x 845mm.
Can an Engine Stand be used for engines with automatic or manual transmissions, or are they designed for specific transmission types?
The stand holds the engine block, so the gearbox type does not matter. The engine must fit the mounting arms and stay within 340kg (750lb).
Are Motor Hoist Dollies suitable for use in professional automotive repair shops, or are they primarily for home mechanics?
Engine stands are used in both workshops and home garages. This one suits home mechanics and workshops alike.
What is the weight capacity of a typical Rotating Motor Stand?
It varies by model. This stand has a maximum load capacity of 340kg (750lb). Check the weight of your engine before you mount it.
Can an Engine Stand be used for securely storing engines over an extended period without any issues?
Yes. It keeps the engine off the ground. Check the bolts from time to time if you store an engine on it for a long period.
How does a Motor Hoist Dolly help with engine transport when working on projects like engine swaps or rebuilds?
Once the engine is on the stand, you can roll it around the workshop on the wheels, which helps during engine swaps and rebuilds.
A Short Guide to Engine Stands
An engine needs careful handling when it is out of the car. The engine stand, also called a motor hoist dolly or rotating motor stand, holds it steady while you work.
1. What an engine stand does
An engine stand is built to hold and secure an engine while you work on it. Stands differ in how they move and rotate.
2. Why use one
a. Stability: the stand gives your engine a stable platform for maintenance.
b. Mobility: a stand with wheels lets you move the engine around the workshop.
c. Access: rotating the engine makes it easier to reach every side for inspections and repairs.
d. Space: a stand keeps the engine off the floor in a small footprint.
3. Types of engine stand
a. Fixed stand: stable, but it does not move or rotate.
b. Rolling stand: fitted with wheels, so you can move it around the workshop.
c. Rotating stand: turns the engine through 360°, for access to every side.
d. Folding stand: folds away for storage when not in use.
4. How to use a rotating motor stand
a. Attach the engine: lift the engine with an engine crane and bolt it to the mounting arms.
b. Adjust and lock: position the engine and lock it in place so it cannot turn by accident.
c. Work: rotate the engine to reach each side for maintenance or repairs.
d. Store or move: roll the stand to where you need it, then apply the wheel brakes.
5. In short
An engine stand makes engine work safer and easier, whether you are a home mechanic or work in a garage. Stay within the rated capacity and keep the stand on a flat, firm floor.



