US Car Tool K Frame Installer

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Looks like it would work. Needs brakes and you could for sure build one for a lot less
 
I made my own out of some 2x4 c-channel I had laying around, and some casters. I treid using uprights into the holes in the k-member, but the motor mounts(older biscuit style) where flexing so I laid the kmember on the cart on some 4x6 wood, the only problem i ran into was the piece of wood the tailshaft was sitting on hit the transmission tunnel so I had to move the wood.
 
Did mine with a 4x6 wood in an I frame configuration on wheels.

Whatever works for your budget! Going in from under, fully assembled saves time and scratches on your fresh paint!!
 
I can't figure out from their tiny photos where the dumb thing hooks to the K frame?
 

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Kinda crude, but put casters on it and making it big enough for a run stand too. Pretty cheap date really..
 

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Ben Drinkin said:
Kinda crude, but put casters on it and making it big enough for a run stand too. Pretty cheap date really..
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Have you used that? What I see as a problem is you cannot get the attaching bolts into the car frame?
 
Maybe the pins on the cartool one goes in the holes where the sway bar brackets go?
 
The K-Frame already has the locating holes in it for the pins.


I used some all thread on my wood jig and it worked just fine to anchor the K-Frame for engine and transmission assembly!
 
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