<<bcgardner wrote:

I'm a bit perplexed by the discussion on making the Harbor Freight engine
stand fit. I bought one and it worked. I had to buy extra long metric

bolts

at the hardware store and used washers and short pieces of pipe to shim

the

engine out from those adjustable arms on the stand. I bolted it in to the
rear of the engine and used the shims to hold it out, so the flywheel/flex
plate had clearance from the stand.>>

norm2 wrote:

One reason for mounting the engine stand to the side is that it allows you
to tilt the front housing down so that the e-shaft runs vertically.  That is
the easiest way to assemble or disassemble these guys.

 
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