I've seen a reference to a Ruger engine hoist for a shop. The name plate says Ruger Cleveland Ohio.
Anybody got any REAL info on it? Did Bill Ruger have another subsidiary company that built these?
Ruger engine hoist question
Re: Ruger engine hoist question
The company that makes the Ruger named engine hoists is completely unrelated to the Ruger Firearms company.
And that's a good thing! Would be pretty awkward getting an engine hoist somewhere in your Ruger display.
Chet15
And that's a good thing! Would be pretty awkward getting an engine hoist somewhere in your Ruger display.
Chet15
Re: Ruger engine hoist question
"Would be pretty awkward getting an engine hoist somewhere in your Ruger display."
As said many times before when dealing with Rugers, "Never say never"
I would not bet against someone who had one (if it would have actually been made by a Bill Ruger company) that they couldn't figure a way to work it into a display (even including firearms). Ruger owners are pretty resourceful people.
As said many times before when dealing with Rugers, "Never say never"
I would not bet against someone who had one (if it would have actually been made by a Bill Ruger company) that they couldn't figure a way to work it into a display (even including firearms). Ruger owners are pretty resourceful people.Ron
USAF Ret (E-8, SMSgt)
NRA Patron
USAF Ret (E-8, SMSgt)
NRA Patron
Re: Ruger engine hoist question
Well, from what I've seen,, I don't think it's actually related to the Sturm, Ruger & Co. Too many things don't mesh.
But,, If I were to get one,, I'd figure out a way to put it & my other tools in a display. 
But,, If I were to get one,, I'd figure out a way to put it & my other tools in a display.