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Omega Adjustable Engine Transverse Bar with Arm Support, Model# 44700 | Buy now for just $79.99!

Omega Adjustable Engine Transverse Bar with Arm Support, Model# 44700

The Omega adjustable engine transverse bar features a 700-lb. capacity.

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155713

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Only $79.99

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Delivery Time: 6 - 11 Business Days

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28.0 lbs

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Product Specs

Key Specs

Capacity (lbs.)	700
Cable Diameter (in.)	1/8
Cable Length (in.)	38

Additional Specs

Width expands from 38in. to a full 61in.
Two 14in. adjustable hook screws

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Omega Adjustable Engine Transverse Bar with Arm Support, Model# 44700

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Overall Rating

4.3 / 5

3 of 3 would recommend this product to a friend.

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Overall Rating:

4 / 5

pic of transverse engine support in use, May 25, 2009
By Anonymous from Orland Park, IL

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lowered 4T65E trans with valve body and channel plate removed exposing 4th hub and clutch

"I used this engine support to lower the engine and 4T65E auto trans on my 2002 Chevrolet Impala. I left the trans connected to engine. I removed minimal items to get at trans side cover to replace 4th hub and clutch assembly behind the channel plate. My Impala lost 4th gear and I didn't want to pay $2000 for an overhaul. Everything else was OK in the trans. I did replace the solenoids and replaced booster valve in valve body with a sonnex booster valve. Car shifts like new now. Very little contamination in trans except fine metal particles that wore off splines of 4th hub and clutch assembly due to GM not heat treating the splines in 2002. My car had 83,400 miles on it. I had been driving in 3rd gear for about 6 months while doing research on this fix. The only complaint about the transverse bar is that the transverse bar hook support does not slide transversly to get a better alignment of the existing engine hooks on the exhaust manifold bolts. The other bar can be positioned to align over the forward exh manifold engine hook. I used a floor jack to further tilt the engine and trans assembly for easier access of side cover near left front wheel. The support is very durable and I never worried about the engine crashing to floor. Did not use the safety wire straps included."

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Overall Rating:

5 / 5

Engine Support, April 20, 2008
By Jetmech from South Carolina

"The directions for assembly of the unit itself are not written particularly well, however, there are ample pictures showing what the unit looks like so it is not difficult to put it together.
I would have liked to have some pictures of what the unit looks like when it is on a vehicle. I found those pictures in a chilton manual.
Overall, the unit is easy to use, it is more that strong enough to support the V-6 in my Malibu. The finish is good, and it has nice rubber bumpers on the legs to protect the car.
I was going to attempt to remove the transmission in my 2000 malibu by making my own suppport but decided at the last minute to purchase this unit. It definitely paid for itself in just one use. I would highly recommend it to anyone doing transmission work on a car with a transverse mounted engine."

What is your level of technical expertise?: Home Handyman

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4 / 5

Used on 98 Honda Accord, March 11, 2008
By Anonymous from Roanoke Virginia

"This is a good tool .
I used it to support the engine during a transmission removal.
It is not a good tool to raise or lower your engine.
I used the braided cable around the base of the distributor to support the back end of the engine."

What is your level of technical expertise?: Home Handyman

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