🔴 Torin Big Red T23401: Heavy-Duty Steel Engine Stand with 360° Rotating Head (3/8 Ton, 750 lb Capacity) - Red Review

Very good stand, the screws in the box were not the right ones to mount it. (If you have any problems with your product, please contact us directly.) I have contacted the company twice as per the card inside the package! I never received an answer. I had to buy replacement screws out of my own pocket. this is a good motor mount.

A friend and I bought this motor stand for our side project and it made the job a lot easier. The main downside we saw was that the wheels didn't lock up. This made it difficult for the engine to work. We solved this problem by building a small frame for the stand to sit on while we worked. It was very adjustable and easy to use. There are some technical improvements but for the price we paid it works very well.

At first I wasn't sure if this engine stand would hold my LT1 5.7 V8 but it held and did with ease. The motor stand is very easy to assemble, the instructions are simple! The only thing that could be better is that the metal rod you use to turn the motor could be longer. I had to add a long pipe to make room for the motor but overall this product gets 5 stars from me.

I had to take the motor to school for a project and bought this stand because it was cheap and looked good, but I don't recommend transporting it with the motor attached. I've seen reviews that said the stand's wheels would break, but mine was the opposite. One of the wheels got stuck so I struggled more to move it but the stand flipped over so easily and landed on my foot and while I'm writing this review I'm awaiting an X-ray at the doctor's because my leg may be broken is. 1 star

I really want to leave a negative review. This deserves a negative 5 star rating because I've managed to be the biggest piece of shit I've ever paid my hard earned money for. Unfortunately, one star is the lowest rating I can give. I read one star reviews before buying, but I read 5 star reviews too. I decided to buy it as I didn't have much money left after buying the motor and I welded it to strengthen it if needed. BIG MISTAKE. So, using an electric winch and pulley, I lower my motor down…

While the weight this item can support might be enough for a 400 lb engine, the straight 6 3.2 BMW engine tipped, which I use to balance and dealt over 1,000 damage from head. The engine stalls a lot, I'm very upset that I bought this thing. It is easy to assemble but does not rotate easily, the motor does not move at all. A small V8 may fit, Ford 260/289/302, but I'm very frustrated that I didn't get anything to move. I literally have multiple seat belts holding it down and I can't get my head

Okay I greased each rear axle before installing the wheels and they roll very well. Actually I like 90% of the stand. A little tipsy but as to be expected from a tricycle. The bad thing is I didn't get the stand pictured as my single reel doesn't have a 4 screw plate but has a screw through square tube wall design. After my little block Chevy 283 moved about 15 feet, the front roller failed. A ball bearing is about to fall to the floor of my garage. No, it's not a through bolt, but the roller…

When installing the "brain" part in the stand itself, the engine shakes a lot. A safety pin is inserted into the hole to prevent the motor from turning by itself. But the pen itself cannot prevent the stand from rocking. I think I may have to weld some nuts on the side and use large bolts to tighten the stand to prevent wobble. The stand was shipped disassembled as it is easier to ship the item that way. The instructions were ok, not the best but you can figure out how to assemble this item…