Mets-1 Engine Run Stand – Universal Fit, Heavy-Duty Steel Frame, Adjustable Motor Mounts, Ideal for Testing and Tuning
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- Condition
- New
- Model
- ERD-1000
- Dimensions
- 48 x 15.35 x 8.66 in
- Weight
- 108.8 lb
Features 6
- Universal Fit: Designed to accommodate a wide range of engines, making it perfect for testing various automotive motors.
- Heavy-Duty Construction: Made from durable steel with a powder-coated finish to resist rust and corrosion for long-lasting use.
- Adjustable Motor Mounts: Securely hold different engine sizes in place for easy testing and tuning.Heavy-Duty Construction: Made from durable steel with a powder-coated finish to resist rust and corrosion for long-lasting use.
- Convenient Fuel and Battery Tray: Integrated trays allow for quick access to fuel and battery, streamlining the testing process.
- Smooth Mobility: Equipped with sturdy casters for easy maneuverability in garages, workshops, or test areas.
- Reliable Performance: Ideal for engine diagnostics, break-ins, and maintenance, saving time and effort in the shop.
Description
The Larin Engine Run Stand is the ultimate tool for secure and efficient engine maintenance and testing. Built with heavy-duty steel and finished with a corrosion-resistant powder coating, this stand is designed to withstand rigorous use. Its 1,000-pound weight capacity makes it suitable for a wide range of engines, ensuring reliability during testing, break-ins, or leak detection. This engine stand features a fully equipped console with a tachometer, engine temperature gauge, and oil pressure gauge for precise monitoring. Whether you're performing assembly, demonstrations, or detailed engine work, the Larin Engine Run Stand offers unmatched versatility and ease of use. With four sturdy casters, it provides excellent mobility in your shop or garage. Elevate your automotive maintenance capabilities with this durable and efficient run stand
Specs 7
| Manufacturer | Larin |
|---|---|
| Brand | LARIN |
| Model | LARIN METS-1 Engine Test Station |
| Item Weight | 108.8 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 48 x 15.35 x 8.66 inches |
| Item model number | ERD-1000 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | METS |
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I'm a classic car hobbyist outside of my regular job and have been looking at engine test stands for quite a while, with my cars just being a hobby I keep a pretty tight budget on what I spend and try to get the most bang for my buck (it has to be worth it and needed or I won't buy it) I also know from past experience when it comes to shop tools you usually get what you pay for, but not this time! At the price I purchased this item for it was more than well worth the money, everything has a great finish and all the welds look good. It's very sturdy after assembly. Some reviews indicate the fuel tank is a little small and I do agree with that if you're going to be running an engine longer than the 30-40 minute break in time BUT refilling it isn't any more difficult than refilling the lawn mower when it runs out, it's a minor issue to me. People writing the reviews complaining about the small gas tank and cheap gauges need to price other models, you can buy better gauges, fuel cell, and a better ignition switch and it would still be much cheaper in the end. This stand is a real value all things considered. I had to get taller casters because my big hoist legs wouldn't fit under the frame but my smaller hoist would so that depends on the hoist you have and not a problem on their end. There's no frame work for a radiator but to my surprise garden hose adapters for cooling water to the engine "are included". Overall I am very pleased with this motor test stand and wish I had bought 1 sooner! This IS the engine test stand for the hobbyist like myself no question about it. Affordable, nice looking, and functional. Hey if you don't want a stand without a radiator or small gas tank go pay $1,000 or more for a better model and stop complaining, I bought this stand that does what it was intended for and had money left for engine parts!! You do the math. . . . . .
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Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2017 by Amazon Customer
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Model: METS-1
Price is great, it is a little difficult to put together due to instruction not giving you much info. Just followed the picture in the box to put mine together. I also did my own modifications to re-enforce the stand, I will also be adding taller caster to be able to get under test stand with engine hoist. First engine on test stand , I had to put blocks under to be able to get engine hoist under and have enough extension to place engine on stand.
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Larin METS-1 Mobile Engine Testing Station - Decent Value But Gauge Terminals Incorrectly Marked & Poor Assembly Instructions.
Model: METS-1
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Cheap Unit - Normal Chinese Quality
Model: METS-1
When I got it home and started putting it together, the instructions were almost useless. When I opened the package for the gas tank, the cap just fell apart. Don't know where to get parts for this thing. I can't make heads or tails of the wiring diagram for the gauges and I don't think it is right to begin with. The oil pressure gauge doesn't work properly, as it pegs the needle and the engine is even started. The steel used to make the wheels is a very cheap grade as it bends very easily. The wheel is not concentric with the hole in the center of the wheel. The fuel tank exit tube is much larger than an fuel line normally used on US Cars, and that makes the fuel tank useless. Does anyone know where I can get replacement parts??? If you do, contact me at [email protected]
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Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2015 by George Houk
Good product for price
Model: ERD-1000
Arrived earlier than expected looks to be pretty decent for the price we plan on making modifications as it sits low to the ground would recommend
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