I would avoid the trike one. When you flip your engine over to upside down, with iron heads anyway, it gets a little hard to control. I would expect the trike to tip over if you're not careful.
The standard four wheeler -- number 2 in your menu -- is available at Kragen's for $40. I got mine there. It's solid, good welds, doing the job with an iron 5.0 long block even as we speak.
One problem: the holes on the pivot that you use to lock the engine at a given angle don't match up. They match enough that you can use a 3/8ths inch bolt to lock it up, but you can't use the supplied plunger. Not a biggie, but you'd think they'd try to get the holes tto line up.
The standard four wheeler -- number 2 in your menu -- is available at Kragen's for $40. I got mine there. It's solid, good welds, doing the job with an iron 5.0 long block even as we speak.
One problem: the holes on the pivot that you use to lock the engine at a given angle don't match up. They match enough that you can use a 3/8ths inch bolt to lock it up, but you can't use the supplied plunger. Not a biggie, but you'd think they'd try to get the holes tto line up.
my dad has that third one...the one front-wheeled orange one, it almost tipped 0nce or twice during the torquing of the heads.
def agree
def agree
I have the foldable one, bit I got it from Northern tool for $89.00. Harbor will have a sale soon enough, so hold out for a sale price. Folding saves a lot of room if you plan on keeping it.
Avoid any 3 wheel engine stand like the plague. I am surprised they are even allowed to sell them. There is a good reason ATV 3 wheelers were outlawed years ago.
Avoid any 3 wheel engine stand like the plague. I am surprised they are even allowed to sell them. There is a good reason ATV 3 wheelers were outlawed years ago.