Test bench! How?
03-01-2009 | 05:37 PM
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RE: Test bench! How?
I bought a $35.00 rolling engine stand and bolted a suitable piece of scrap lumber to it. Add a univeral throttle control (lawn mower) for about $5.00 more and your good to go. It's about chest high which makes starting and tweaking a breeze and can be rolled (moved) around with ease. It also doubles as a stand to hang my outboard motor on for service or storage.
03-02-2009 | 12:38 AM
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RE: Test bench! How?
ORIGINAL: KenLambert
I made a stand out of aluminum and can be bolted to anything . It wil test all engines gas and glow
I made a stand out of aluminum and can be bolted to anything . It wil test all engines gas and glow
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Bill
03-02-2009 | 03:23 AM
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RE: Test bench! How?
ORIGINAL: Bass1
I bought a $35.00 rolling engine stand and bolted a suitable piece of scrap lumber to it. Add a univeral throttle control (lawn mower) for about $5.00 more and your good to go. It's about chest high which makes starting and tweaking a breeze and can be rolled (moved) around with ease. It also doubles as a stand to hang my outboard motor on for service or storage.
I bought a $35.00 rolling engine stand and bolted a suitable piece of scrap lumber to it. Add a univeral throttle control (lawn mower) for about $5.00 more and your good to go. It's about chest high which makes starting and tweaking a breeze and can be rolled (moved) around with ease. It also doubles as a stand to hang my outboard motor on for service or storage.
Shooo! Where's the big block Chevy?
Bill
