Inspect the Engine Stand:
Before using the engine stand, ensure all parts are in good condition and securely attached.
Check for any signs of wear or damage on the stand, bolts, or clamps.
Ensure the wheels are properly aligned and can rotate smoothly.

Prepare the Engine:
If the engine is still attached to a vehicle, carefully remove it using an engine hoist.
Drain any fluids present, such as oil and coolant, to make handling easier and reduce the risk of spills or accidents.

Secure the Engine to the Stand:
Position the engine stand near the engine hoist.
Attach the engine stand's mounting arms to the engine's bell housing bolt holes.
Carefully lower the engine onto the stand and secure it with bolts.
Ensure the engine is balanced and stable on the stand.

Adjust the Stand’s Height:
Adjust the height of the engine stand according to your preference.
This will make it easier to rotate and work on different parts of the engine.
Use the mounting bolts provided with the stand to secure the engine to the stand.

Use Support Brackets for Larger Engines:
If working with a larger or heavier engine, use support brackets to provide additional stability.
These can be attached to the stand and provide extra support for the engine.

Rotate the Engine:
One of the main benefits of using an engine stand is the ability to rotate the engine 360 degrees.
This makes it easier to access all sides of the engine and work on different components without having to constantly move around.

Perform Maintenance or Repairs:
With the engine securely mounted and positioned, you can now perform the necessary maintenance or repairs.
Keep all tools and parts organized for reassembly.

Clean and Store the Engine Stand:
After completing your work, clean the engine stand to remove any debris, dirt, or grease.
Store the stand in a dry place to prevent rust and corrosion.

- If we deliver you must phone for collection please - we do not automatically collect.
- Machines are not insured, if not returned you will need to pay for the full replacement.
- Make sure you know how to use the tools. Ask if you need help, our friendly staff will assist. Also, make sure of safety requirements.
- Hires are charged for time out – not time used. Minimum 1 day (1 day = 24 hrs)
- Scaffold is charged weekly, all other tools daily.
- Tools must be returned Clean please. e.g., if you paint onto a ladder, we charge for cleaning.
- Negligent damages get charged separately.
- Consumables not used, may be returned for refund.
- Only use heavy-duty extension leads, not thin household leads.
- If you pay by cash we can refund in cash, if you pay by card we refund onto the card. (we can't refund onto debit cards) - Card refunds can take up to 10 days.
- Weekend hire starts after 2 pm Friday until 9 am Monday = 1day charge. ( Sundays are free) If you are late on Monday it is for 2 days.
- If you keep machines for a long time we can give you a better rate, discuss with your hire controller in store.