Saw one in a zombie thread I revived after an unrelated Google search.
What say the hive. A quick search threw up Northern Tool HF and this one sub $60 item from WM. 
Saw one in a zombie thread I revived after an unrelated Google search.
What say the hive. A quick search threw up Northern Tool HF and this one sub $60 item from WM.
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We just spanned the fenders on my mki fiesta with a 2x4 and used a tiedown to hold up the motor.
The Harbor Freight one does the job just fine. It's surprisingly sturdy and heavy. It just takes up a lot of room in the garage during the 364 days of the year when you aren't using it.
boxedfox said:The Harbor Freight one does the job just fine. It's surprisingly sturdy and heavy. It just takes up a lot of room in the garage during the 364 days of the year when you aren't using it.
I've used mine on the E36, the E30, and the 944, and it does the job just fine. At the end of the day, it's a steel beam with some hooks and padded feet. It's not rocket science. This is the kind of thing where HF tools are perfect, IMO.
boxedfox said:The Harbor Freight one does the job just fine. It's surprisingly sturdy and heavy. It just takes up a lot of room in the garage during the 364 days of the year when you aren't using it.
Whoa, you get the job done in one day! Mine has been hanging the 2.5 in my mazda5 for a few months. It’s well engineered and pretty heavy duty.
I heard that the HF support bars are decent though I would replace their chains to some thick heavy-duty ones.
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