ENGINE HOIST LIFT CRANE BALANCER ENGINE LOAD LEVELER CHAINS HOOK 3D 模型

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ENGINE HOIST LOAD CRANE BALANCER / ENGINE LOAD LEVELER: Essential Tool for Precise Engine Handling

This describes a specialized and indispensable accessory designed to work in conjunction with an engine hoist or crane. Its primary function is to provide a balanced and level lift for engines and other heavy, irregularly shaped loads, making installation, removal, and positioning significantly safer and easier. It is often referred to as an engine load leveler.

Key Features and Functionality:

Engine Hoist / Crane Compatibility: Designed to easily attach to the hook of an engine hoist or shop crane.
Load Balancing: The core feature is its ability to adjust the center of gravity of the load. It typically achieves this through:
Adjustable Screw Mechanism: A common design uses a threaded rod with a handle. Turning the handle shifts the position of the lifting chain/hook along the bar, effectively tilting the attached engine.
Multiple Chain Attachments: Features several chains or straps that attach to different points on the engine, distributing the weight.
Leveling Capability: Allows the operator to precisely tilt the engine forward, backward, or side-to-side, ensuring it is perfectly level or angled as required for alignment during installation or removal from tight engine bays.
Heavy-Duty Construction: Built from strong, durable steel to securely support the weight of an engine (typically rated for capacities matching common engine hoists, e.g., 750 kg, 1500 lbs, 2000 lbs).
Secure Attachment Points: Features robust chains or straps with heavy-duty hooks that securely attach to engine mounting points or lifting brackets.
User Control: Provides easy and precise manual control over the tilt and balance of the engine, allowing for fine adjustments during delicate operations.
Benefits:

Enhanced Safety: Prevents the engine from tilting unexpectedly, reducing the risk of damage to the engine, vehicle, or injury to the operator.
Precise Positioning: Enables extremely accurate alignment of the engine with mounting bolts, transmission input shafts, and other components, greatly simplifying installation and removal.
Reduced Effort: Allows one person to precisely maneuver and position a heavy load that would otherwise require multiple people or considerable struggle.
Damage Prevention: Minimizes the chance of scratching, dinging, or otherwise damaging the engine bay or surrounding components during engine swaps.
Increased Efficiency: Speeds up engine installation and removal processes due to improved control and precision.
Potential Applications:

Automotive repair shops and home garages for engine and transmission removal/installation.
Vehicle restoration projects.
Marine mechanics for boat engine work.
Any situation requiring precise positioning and leveling of heavy, aw*ward loads when using a crane or hoist.
In summary, an engine hoist load crane balancer or engine load leveler is an indispensable accessory that transforms an ordinary engine hoist into a precision tool. It provides crucial control over the tilt and balance of heavy, irregularly shaped loads like engines, ensuring safer, easier, and more accurate lifting and positioning.