Engine Hoists

Tackle serious engine pulls and heavy lifting jobs with equipment built to handle the load. Whether you're dropping an engine in a home garage or running a professional bay, our hoists are engineered with the capacity, reach, and durability the work demands.

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Premium Build Quality at a Price That Makes Sense

Built for Your Garage

At Lawn and Garage, every car lift, engine hoist, tool chest, and shelving unit is selected for serious build quality at a price that makes sense. We stand behind what we sell — with responsive support at 609-358-1120 or support@lawnandgarage.com and straightforward 30-Day Returns. Free shipping on most orders within the Continental U.S. means your gear arrives ready to work.

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Most orders, Continental U.S. (Excludes AK/HI)
30-Day Returns
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Heavy-Duty Build
Steel-constructed gear designed for real garage loads

Questions We Get a Lot

Most V8 engines weigh between 400 and 700 lbs with accessories attached, but it's smart to choose a hoist rated well above your expected load for a safe working margin. A 2,000 lb or 4,400 lb capacity hoist gives you that headroom and handles heavier diesel or truck engines without strain. Check your vehicle's service manual for the engine assembly weight before you buy.

A well-built foldable hoist uses a reinforced steel frame and wide-stance legs that deliver solid stability during a lift — the folding mechanism is in the boom and base, not in the structural joints that carry the load. When set up correctly on a level surface, a foldable hoist performs comparably to a fixed unit for standard garage use. Always confirm the hoist is fully locked into position before beginning any lift.

Yes — a hitch-mount crane attaches directly to a standard 2-inch receiver hitch, making it a practical option for field work, farm use, or job sites where a floor crane isn't available. It uses your truck's frame as the anchor point and a hydraulic ram to raise and lower the load. Make sure your truck's hitch and tow rating are rated to handle the combined weight of the hoist and the load you're lifting.

We offer Free Shipping on Most Orders Within the Continental U.S. (Excludes AK/HI) — engine hoists ship as freight or oversized parcels depending on the model. Delivery timelines vary by carrier and location, so check the product page for estimated lead times. If anything arrives damaged or isn't the right fit, our 30-Day Return Policy has you covered.

About Our Engine Hoists

An engine hoist is a purpose-built piece of garage equipment designed to lift, position, and lower heavy powertrains safely — work that would be impossible or dangerous without the right tool. They're used by home mechanics, performance builders, and professional service technicians alike, any time an engine or transmission needs to come out of or go back into a vehicle. Most hoists use a hydraulic ram and an adjustable boom to extend reach and control descent with precision. When choosing one, the most important factor is weight capacity: you need a hoist rated comfortably above the actual weight of the engine assembly, including attached accessories. Boom length and adjustability matter too, especially in tighter garage spaces. Foldable designs are worth considering if storage space is limited, while truck-mount options make sense for work outside a fixed shop. Build material — typically steel — and the quality of the hydraulic cylinder determine long-term reliability. Buy for the heaviest job you're likely to face, not just the one in front of you.

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