An Engine Turning Gear consists of a sturdy frame or support structure that houses a gear connected to a handle or crank. The gear is to engage with a specific point on the engine's crankshaft or flywheel, allowing the operator to manually turn the engine over by rotating the handle or crank. This enables the engine to be rotated in a controlled manner, allowing technicians to access different components of the engine for inspection or repair.

Attributes:
• Helps prevent damage to engine components that may occur with sudden or excessive force
• Provided with a Rockwell hardness of C50 - 56 to provide strength and rigidity

Applications:
An Engine Turning Gear facilitates the inspection and maintenance of the engine's internal components, such as pistons, valves, and bearings. By manually rotating the engine, technicians can check for wear and damage.