Glenn,

I have attached below additional pictures that display where the engine stand arms need to be positioned for proper mounting.

As previously mentioned, you need to unbolt the one upper left arm from the stand and engine and reattach it correctly to the stand first (same as the way the other 3 are attached) so that will allow all 4 arms to move/adjust to match up with the engine mounting points.

Hope this helps. Be patient and check/recheck the pictures and your mounts to get them where they need to be. thumbs_up

Dan
Attachments
Left side view of engine mounted to stand previously posted.png (1.52 MB, 55 downloads)
Left side mount view (1st engine)
Right side view 230 - 250 -292 I6 engine on portable stand.png (899.43 KB, 56 downloads)
Right side mount view (1st engine)
Left mount arm view inline-6-engines 230 - 250 - 292.png (707.63 KB, 56 downloads)
Left side mount view (2nd engine)
Right mount arm view inline-6-engines 230 - 250 - 292.png (682.42 KB, 55 downloads)
Right side mount view (2nd engine)
Upper arm positions inline-6-engines 230 - 250 - 292.png (764.54 KB, 55 downloads)
Upper mount view (2nd engine)
BLANK.jpg (227 Bytes, 55 downloads)


Last edited by Gdads51; 09/14/2023 12:09 AM.

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