Customer Reviews for VEVOR Engine Support Bar Engine Load Leveler 1100 Lbs Transmission w/ Dual Hook

Used to do oil pan gasket 08 335i BMW sit great thank you

First used today. Does the job. To me this does not seem light duty, nor heavy duty, but pretty much status quo as automotive accessories go. Found myself nodding up and down saying yeah that should do it. There is a round washer full of bearings underneath the top clamps. I put a ton of grease and vaseline on the threads to reduce friction, especially since the threads catch on themselves a lot and are kind of rough. There is no hook or attachment included to connect chain to engine so I picked up a 3/8\" Haulmaster quicklink rated at 600 lbs and custom ground/drilled a steel bracket to bolt to an engine attachment point.

Seems to be super heavy duty, very wide. I think I could use it on my 79 Cadillac!! Very easy assembly except for the rubber protective mounts which I think should be more L-shaped to protect the fenders better but self adhesive weatherstrip will do the same job. Easy to use.

I could not have done the job without this tool. Very well built. Very affordable, it got the job done. Thank you!!

Is much better than I thought has all chains and fittings ,,haven’t used yet but I don’t doubt it will do any job I got ,,

Didn't expect much for $70 product, but this is very high quality construction. The actual hook and turning butterfly has very nicely solid ball bearings for ease of use ie lifting up the engine. I am extremely happy

Tool is a great addition to my shop. Quality construction makes it safe to work with. It comes with a great price and compares to Snap on and Matco in quality

Worked perfectly on my 1987 Camaro. I supported the engine for 2 weeks to remove the crossmember to have it sandblasted and painted and to install new motor mounts. Winter project.

I think it is the same as the harbor freight, But cheaper

Not the sturdiest brace I've ever used, but for the price it does the job and saved me a lot of money. I wouldn't trust the chains, but the rest is good.