Possible 4G63 Engine Cradle for spare motors

[1990TSIAWDTALON]

I came across a different designed engine cradle for spare engines that I "think" will work on our 4G63's and almost any other engine. It will hold up to 750lbs and isn't the typical SBC/SBF design. This just holds the engine on the oil pan rails and comes with 2 hold down straps. I am not positive it will work, but AGAIN, I will be the guinea pig.
Here are a couple pictures and I will be transferring my engine to this as soon as the valve cover and front cover hold down hardware gets here and installed. I will post pictures so all can see.
Pops
VEVOR 750 lb Engine Stand – 4 Swivel Casters, 5.3–12.8 in. https://share.google/VA0OOjqnm2LjOqJdf

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[spyderdrifter]

Looks promising. A few years ago I had to get a new engine for the Kia I owned at the time, and that engine was shipped on a mini pallet. I modified the pallet to be an engine storage stand [of sorts] for the 6 bolt that's now in my Spyder. I might get one of these and modify it as needed so it works. Would have been nice to have casters on that pallet a few times.

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[1990TSIAWDTALON]

Go to Harbor Freight and get one of their $19.99 wood dollys and put it under that pallet and/or screw it to it. You will love being able to move it around. I plan to mod one or two of my dollys to do the same thing.

 

[BLACK'98DSM]

Use soft rubber casters, similar to what an older Razor scooter or speed board would have. That way it doesn't quit rolling on a hair pin or other typical garage debris. Thank me later. That's what I use on my creepers and dolleys
You can get them from hardware vendors with a decent enough load range. Life is slightly shorter but usability and convenience is unmatched.