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#1598680 02/27/2026 5:13 AM
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Folks,

Anyone made or have photos of a good little work stand to mount a 3speed manual onto for breakdown and rebuild, I was thinking of making some kind of plate with arms similiar to a car engine bracket, can use my engine stand for said holder as well.

My 3 speed has got a cracked housing at the fill plug, managed to find myself a dirty used box but will pull it down clean and change out any worn parts before swapping it out in my ute

Still want a t5 but here in Australia our t5s have an entirely different bellhousing mount up for the local cars.
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You mean like this?
Easy to do. No extra stuff needed. Just the engine stand.
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That’s pretty much it, I thought hanging it of just the two bolts was a bit risky, but guessing not


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