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Engine Hoist,
March 25, 2009
By kalvi001
from Minneapolis
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"I bought this to take the engine out of my '68 Mustang Fastback, It was the first engine I ever pulled. Everything went perfect and the Load leveler made the job easy!"
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Home Handyman
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Great Hoist at a Decent Price,
March 23, 2009
By cdnmatt
from Santa Rosa, CA
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"I used this hoist to pull an engine from an old Toyota MR2. The engine on the MR2 needs to be pulled from beneath the vehicle so the vehicle was lifted fairly high on blocks. I was worried that the hoist would not have enough vertical range so I opted for this model over the 1 Ton version. The vertical range was plenty.
It also folds up nicely and takes up little room in my garage."
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Home Handyman
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Big Red,
November 25, 2008
By RHDMCLEHTPC
from San Antonio, Texas
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"I bought this Engine Hoist to help me Lift and mount into position my Tig Welder and Plasma Cutter onto a rolling frame that I built to house them. This made the Job so easy, the load leveler is a must have tool, don't lift without it."
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Foldable engine hoist,
November 17, 2008
By moparnut
from North Carolina
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"I've only used it three times thus far, but am very pleased with it's performance. The load leveler came in handy on the first engine I pulled; a V-8 which I had shoehorned into an antique tractor. I also like the way it folds up for storage. I'm very pleased with my purchase!"
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excelent product,
September 24, 2008
By brownclee
from NC
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"I could not be more pleased with the performance of this hoist. For the money, you can't beat it. Of course you can buy other lifts whose fit and finish is better, but you will pay much, much more for them."
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Engine Hoist,
August 18, 2008
By dmflaf
from Almont, MI
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"This engine hoist and leveler is perfect. Many other uses in shop, you just have to use your imagination. Tucks away neatly in the corner when not being used. Mine doesn't spend much time in the corner - it seems like I use it every weekend on tractors, mowers, and of course engines. Can't work without it."
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engine hoist,
August 18, 2008
By pcross
from Big Spring, Tx
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"I bought this hoist for moving a heavy metal lathe, it worked perfectly, it was a half a ton and it was picked up off a bench and placed in a pickup, moved to another location and unloaded with same hoist. Thanks pcross"
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Engine Hoist,
August 11, 2008
By Captain01
from Brownsville TN
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"We have nothing but good news about the foldable engine hoist. It can handle the job with no problem and the ease of storage in a small space is super. As with anything you can over load to tool and miss use it. I am a firm believer if this engine hoist is used properly it will continue to do a great job for us for a long time to come. If you keep the Wheels/ Casters lubed it rolls fairly easy also with a load. You can not ask for better quality over all for the price."
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Decent tool for the money,
June 16, 2008
By octane
from Portsmouth Virginia
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"Overall, for the money I think this hoist is a good value. The first time I used it the weld broke on the ring that holds the handle. Not a load bearing/structural weld, but questionable. The hoist is sturdy with a load on it and does fold up nicely for space saving.
It also would be nice if the caster mounting bolts were shorter. It'd be easier to put the bolts on with the nuts on the outside instead of holding the nuts with pliers in the inside of the legs. The other way they're too long and don't allow the casters to rotate."
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Lifting anything is possible now.,
April 21, 2008
By Deezal
from Ga
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"This was a really well built product. It is very durable. it will take any thing you lift with it."
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