of tubular steel may be used with any type of engine application_number US 84713377 A description in fig1 the engine repair stand of this invention of right frame 10 and left frame 11 are shown fully supporting engine 12 frame 10 and 11 are separate units and are connected only through the engine through mounting bracket system 13 for right frame 10 and mounting bracket 14 hidden for left frame 11 as is typical the regular motor mount position 15 is toward the front 16 of engine 12 with the center of gravity c g of engine approximately in the center of engine 12 as shown the rear end 17 of engine 12 is further from mounting bracket 13 thus creating significant torque in a downward direction from rear end 17 on bracket 13 as illustrated there is only a short distance between the bottom 18 of engine 12 and the bottom of frames 10 and 11 in the same fashion the top heads 19 of engine 12 are only a short distance from the top of frame 10 and 11 engine repair stand 10 and 11 is fully capable of holding and handling automobile engines such as the chevrolet 350 cubic inch engine which weighs about 450 pounds and even the cadillac or oldsmobile v 8 engines which weigh approximately 860 pounds the invention provides that by grasping frames 10 and 11 toward the front of the engine it may be easily lifted and turned completely upside down by hand right frame 10 is pictured in fig2 and is completely constructed of one inch structural steel tubing.