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I made some simple stands out of wood for storage, pretty easy to figure out & make.
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I've several made from grocery carts. Cut the top off (As shown by green lines in photo) and set a big truck tire (Like a 35/12.5/16) on it and set the engine on the tire. Remarkably stable and the wheels don't flat spot after sitting for a year without being moved like most cheap wheels will do.
Throw a couple ratchet straps on it for the ride over to storage and your good. Or put some good casters on a piece of 1" plywood with a tire.
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Very similar to the wooden engine storage pallets we used for aircraft recip engines.
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