Would I be able to use this stand for a Type 1 Volkswagen motor? Thanks!
198740
You should be able to, most engine stands are by weight. This one does have adjustments.
198741
I would imagine. I used it for my 1500cc MG midget engine, and it's longer and balanced worse than your type1. I had to go to the hardware store and get long bolts for the actual engine, as this didn't come with any that actually hold engine to the mount. Never wobbled or seemed to strain in any axis. Not bad for the price, really.
1481569
My application was for a motorised bicycle. I used the stand to hold the back wheel off the ground for kick starting the engine.It broke after a few runs because it couldn't take my weight kickstarting a 50cc engine. I weigh about 150#. It is a very nice stand if you don't abuse it the way I did. The hinge housing is thin cast aluminum and it just split open. If that were of stronger material or was a thicker casting it might have held up. I hope that helps you to decide.
284890
This bracket is built very well. If the surface it is attached to will handle the 6 hp motor you should be good to go. I'm only using a 2 hp Johnson on mine but would not be the least worried about a larger engine. I'm very happy with this bracket.
561775
It won't work without modifying the feet. I am pretty sure that the feet of the three digit model numbers e.g. 100, 120, etc are too thick to fit the stand. I filed the feet down to get them to fit. There is a notice in fairly small print on the front of the box that states the only model numbers for which this stand is intended and warning that it will not fit the three digit model numbers.
274136
i wouldn't think so, the V is larger but send them an email and they can get you the right part! these guys were get and very helpful to me i'm sure they would be to you as well!
956604
This is the one for a type 1 engine. They do make one for the type 2/4 engine. It has a different manifold.
514227
No it's good for vw, audi, mercedes type vehicles and other german made cars. Go to ur manuel or have a auto parts dealer look it up for u
1111879
the stands are pretty much universal...I would read the description that should be with the stand...I'd also check local 'big box' stores as many are having end of season sales..mine was ancient and looked identical to the one in the picture.
936007
Yes you will (that is, to make it stable). If you don't have spools, but you have a swingarm with a flat surface, you can get something like this: Venom Motorcycle Rear Wheel Swingarm Paddle Lift Stand For Yamaha, Honda, Kawasaki, Suzuki, Ducati, BMW - Sport Street Bike Motorcycle -- it's a "paddle-type" stand.
1258317
I'm not really sure, I would think so but check the site to see. Most things that work for Audi usually works for VW.
153375
I believe that most steel wheels will accept them. I installed them on a vw without issue and didn't do any special fitting or testing. You can buy one and try it and then buy the rest if it is ok.
1980407
Hello,No. We show the correct stand for your model is NLA. Part #CDAI-A358WJ02 .Thank you
2229634
Not sure. You would have yo check the description. Some are made for certain vw styles
605603
I highly doubt this company does. I know nothing of the VW scene, but that sounds like something either custom or hard to find.. or both. You'd be better off putting the logo on yourself.
1717626
My engine code is BEW . Not to sure about other types. You can also contact valeo to be sure
2261885
Yes. But you need to make sure you get seat bracket that will work on a VW bug
50021
Don't know. Check the Kangaroo website -- there are several models. Worst case, perhaps use two stands.