Here are 3 photos showing what I ended up doing. A machine shop recommended a metal supply company called ALRO Steel. They are nationwide metal supply company and lucky for me there was one here. I got two 3 inch angle irons 12 inches long ¼ inch thick, two 2 inch by 5 inch ¼ inch strap irons, and a pipe 1 ¼ inch diameter 18 inches long all for $36. The inner diameter of the steel pipe was just over 1.4 in., which is exactly what I needed so I did not get the plumbing pipe mentioned earlier. I also got a piece a half-inch steel from their scrap box that I could use in the pressing like I saw in the Toyota manual. A local mechanic welded up the stands for $20, which I thought was a deal. I prepped the metal with a grinder to remove the mill scale where it would be welded. I also dry fitted the straps on top to make sure they would be level. I had to grind one angle iron leg top a little bit to make the straps even when faced together. I wanted the strap iron to hang over about 0.35 inches, so I used a magic marker to indicate where to place the angle iron for the wielder. Turned out nice and it cost $62 for everything including the 1 ¼ pipe flange for the input shaft bearing. It needs to be ground out to 1.6 inches.
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