Abstract: A transmission stand for supporting front wheel drive transmissions. The transmission stand comprises a framework having a head portion, a base portion and at least two legs projecting forward from the base portion for stabilizing the transmission stand when the transmission stand is upright. Each of the legs includes a distal tip which acts as a fulcrum when the transmission stand is rotated from a generally horizontal position to an upright position and vice versa. The transmission stand further comprises attachment device pivotally mounted to the head portion of the framework, and pivotally adjustable about a pivot axis from a position generally forward of the head portion to a position generally on top of the head portion. The attachment device further includes support for supporting the bell housing of a transmission. According to a preferred embodiment, the support for the bell housing is rotatably mounted on the attachment device such that the support can rotate about a rotation axis.

Abstract: A rigid elongated framework contains a traverse mounting member at one end for attachment to the bell housing of the transmission. A belt is wrapped around the opposite end of the framework and transmission to pull the transmission toward the framework. A central extendible support member is moved into engagement with the center of the transmission body to insure secure engagement between the transmission and the framework. The framework and transmission can be moved to several positions for providing easy access to any part of the transmission. A second embodiment is also provided which includes an upright framework with a pivotable transmission mounting structure.