Some scrap metal and a welder...

[Steve P.]

I was going to mention the 2000# folding model that Ron posted. A buddy of mine has this one and loves it. The last motor I saw on it was a full dressed blown Hemi.  His only complaint is that it is a bit short. But he is 6'4" tall too... 

He rolls motors around his shop on it with ease. If I were in the market for a new one this would be high on the list. 

[terrible one]

I was going to mention the 2000# folding model that Ron posted. A buddy of mine has this one and loves it. The last motor I saw on it was a full dressed blown Hemi.  His only complaint is that it is a bit short. But he is 6'4" tall too... 

He rolls motors around his shop on it with ease. If I were in the market for a new one this would be high on the list. 

Yeah, I have that exact stand except it's red being from Summit. 2000, huh? I thought it was 2500. Either way, plenty sturdy and strong. I love that stand. I had to pick up the cheap 1000 that the 383 is on from the flea market in short notice.

[Musicman]

Theres nothing wrong with building your own stand. You can build better than you can buy... However, you do need to make certain that your materials are up to snuff. You did a great job on your stand  it just needed stronger materials.

[69bronzeT5]

i thought it was a hlpag post.

[69bronzeT5]

I'd test it with the washing machine first.

Duh thats a dryer.