VEVOR Engine Support Bar 1100 Lbs Capacity Engine Transverse Bar Engine Hoist 2 Point Lift Holder Hoist Dual Hooks, Engine Hoist Keeps Engine Stable for Home Garages & Auto Repair Shop

I'm happy. I would recommend. No longer taking my life in my hands with the DIY 2x4 engine brace and I couldn't be happier. Like others have commented, the threads on the adjustment bolts did not operate smoothly. But, I ran the adjuster all the way on and all the way off before assembly and it works fine now. I also had to glue on the foot pads. The washers with ball bearings is a nice touch! The make fine adjustment easy.

First used today. Does the job. To me this does not seem light duty, nor heavy duty, but pretty much status quo as automotive accessories go. Found myself nodding up and down saying yeah that should do it. There is a round washer full of bearings underneath the top clamps. I put a ton of grease and vaseline on the threads to reduce friction, especially since the threads catch on themselves a lot and are kind of rough. There is no hook or attachment included to connect chain to engine so I picked up a 3/8" Haulmaster quicklink rated at 600 lbs and custom ground/drilled a steel bracket to bolt to an engine attachment point.

Easy to assemble and use. Worked as it should and uses bearings to on the handle ends.

It says it'll work on a 99 Silverado but it will not

I received product with unbroken package. Everything is in the box. The bar is heavy and strong. The washers are big and thick. They hold the legs tight for safety. Two bearings between the screws and bar making it easy to turn. This product is heavy duty. It is recommended

Purchased this product about two months ago over three months ago knew I was gonna need it but didn’t need it till now. There’s no one to get a hold of there’s no one to contact. Don’t waste your money. It was my fault for not unpacking it and putting it together when I got it, but had a lot going on at the time always had, good things to say about products I purchased on Amazon, but this is ridiculous. What a waste of my money. I have no idea what to do about it unless I take it to a machine shop around here and have a machine these parts and the rubber blocks what are they for? There’s no slots for anything that’s just rubber blocks , and Thanks VEVOR! “””Update don’t bother wasting your money on purchasing anything from Vo. All they do is send reasons of leading this information needing that information just go have one made professionally do it yourself or either what you’re gonna buy right in front of you ordering things online is such a waste. I would never recommend this company and I never gonna recommend Amazon anymore. I’m tired of them both.”””””😤

best tool ever for motors and tranys so much better then a 2x4 and a ratchet strap

While the support does work for its intended purpose, repairs were necessary in order to complete assembly. Internal threads in the "standing blocks" were damaged by weld spatter and required retapping; external threads on the "adjust screws" were damaged in handling and required thread chasing. Damage to external threads occurred prior to shipping, as the parts were well packaged. The channels for the "rubber cushions" in the base of the "standing brackets" were too wide and uneven width; they would not retain the "rubber cushions", requiring the channels to be compressed in a vise to the proper width to retain the "rubber cushions". There are supposed to be 4 large washers, two with larger center holes, but I received three with smaller holes and only one with the larger hole; I had to ream out one washer to fit. Instructions make no mention of lubrication for the "pressure bearing", which is an open ball bearing, not enclosed/sealed. I rated it with 3 stars because it does work, but only after I spent an extra 2 hours or so on repairs in order to complete the assembly.

The red bar itself is a nice beefy piece, but the black side supports kept coming loose and the whole engine would wobble left and right. The thumbscrew (for lack of a better word) that you screw the side support to the red bar with snapped off as well. Furthermore, the threads of the nut that hold the engine and set the height stripped, suggesting that it can’t take a lot of weight.

Looks very strong!!!