VEVOR Hydraulic Engine Hoist with Lever
- 2 ton / 4400 lbs capacity
- Foldable hydraulic engine crane with lever
- Engine leveler included
- 64.17 x 40.16 x 58.07 inches, 157.1 pounds
Updated 2 days ago · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A foldable two-ton hydraulic engine hoist with a lever and an engine leveler. The listing is short on lift height and what is in the box.
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ASIN: B0CJ3538Z5Model: 2-1Category: Engine Hoists & Stands
Overview
A small home garage with little room for a fixed crane is where this folding hoist belongs. A lever works the hydraulic cylinder to lift an engine, and the engine leveler tilts the load so it lines up with the bay.
The VEVOR gives a rated hoist that folds down for storage and includes a leveler. The listing names the capacity and the dimensions but not the maximum lift height, the boom reach or the warranty.
Who it's for
Hobby mechanics and small shops doing occasional engine pulls with limited floor space. Anyone who needs a powered lift or documented reach figures should look elsewhere.
Pros and cons
- Folds for storage
- Engine leveler for alignment
- Lift height not listed
- Boom reach not listed
- Warranty terms not shown
- Heavy to move
Performance notes
A lever works the hydraulic ram, which raises the boom, and the leveler adjusts the engine's angle while it hangs. Capacity is a ceiling for the load, and reach and stability depend on the boom position.
Specifications
| Brand | VEVOR |
|---|---|
| Model | 2-1 |
| Load capacity | 2 ton / 4400 lbs |
| Weight | 157.1 pounds |
| Model | 2-1 EHL |
| Style | Hydraulic, foldable, with lever and leveler |
| Dimensions | 64.17 x 40.16 x 58.07 inches |
Frequently asked questions
Is the VEVOR 2 ton engine hoist electric?
No. The title says hydraulic with a lever, so it is operated by hand, not by a motor.
Is this an engine stand?
No. It is an engine hoist (cherry picker) for lifting engines, not a stand to hold one while it is worked on.