All the pieces are in place. We're ready to lift the motor, and set it down vertically such that the shaft inserts into the hole in the top of the stand.

But first, a little goofing off. Since getting the motor running last weekend, I'd been wanting to try running the motor while hanging, to feel for vibration. So I took the opportunity to do that, and the result was impressive -- almost no vibration felt

Step one after suspending the motor was to attach the stand to it. The next step would be to tip the motor, which in this configuration meant carefully sliding the chain through the hook. This approach didn't end up being successful -- we ended up setting

Done. We got the motor upright, and then cross-wrapped an 1800-lb strap so we could lift it from the top and set it down on the higher level of the garage floor.