Engine test stand assembly

An engine test assembly for engaging an engine hoist and supporting an engine while it is being run, said assembly including:

• an elongated and horizontally orientated front support having a pair of opposite ends;
• a pair of coupling sleeves being mounted on said front support, each of said coupling sleeves including a sleeve portion and a coupler portion, said sleeve portions being positioned above said front support, said coupler portions being selectively positioned on said front support to allow a distance between said coupling sleeves to be adjusted;
• a pair of elongated and horizontally orientated lateral supports, each of said lateral supports having a first end and a second end, each of said coupling sleeves receiving one of said first ends to align said lateral supports parallel with each other and perpendicular to said front support, a distance from said second ends to said front support being selectively adjustable;
• a pair of receiving members being positioned on said front support, ends of the hoist being extendable into said receiving members to stabilize the hoist with respect to the front support;
• a pair of vertical mounts, each of said second ends having one of said vertical mounts attached thereto, each of said vertical mounts comprising a tube;
• a pair of post members, each of said vertical mounts removably receiving one of said post members and securing said post members to an associated one of said lateral supports, said post members extending upwardly from said lateral supports;
• a pair of engine supports each including a top end and bottom end, said bottom ends comprising tubes slidably positioned on said front support to allow selective positioning of said engine supports on said front support, said top ends of said engine supports being abuttable against the engine to hold the engine above said front support, said top end of each of said engine supports comprising a plate having at least one aperture extending therethrough, said plate of each of said engine supports being angled with respect to a horizontal plane, said plates cradling the engine between said engine supports;
• a pair of lower supports, each of said post members having one of said lower supports positioned thereon, said lower supports being vertically adjustable on said post members, each of said lower supports including a flange engageable with the engine or a radiator on the engine;
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• a pair of upper supports, each of said post members having one of said upper supports positioned thereon, said upper supports being positioned above said lower supports and being engageable with the engine or radiator to stabilize the engine.