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Subject: [TR] Engine lifting
From: John Macartney <johnbmacartney@gmx.com>
Date: Fri, 16 Aug 2024 21:56:17 +0100
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IMHO if anyone is planning to remove an engine with or without the gearbox 
attached, you only do that with the proper equipment. That means buying or 
renting a purpose built car engine crane with a professionally designed load 
leveller on the hook. Donâ??t know what harbour freight or Walmart charge 
(their website is about as user friendly as a cornered rat) but the HF 
equivalent outfit in the U.K. charge about GBP260 for a new crane to buy and a 
further 25 pounds for a load leveller. If you rent a crane, check the loadings 
for an extendable jib. Fully retracted the crane should easily lift 1000kgs 
(2240lbs) and fully extended this reduces to 250kgs. Sometimes, we encounter 
home workshop jobs where you need professional kit and the removal or refitting 
an engine or engine and tranny comes into that category. I wouldnâ??t think or 
encourage anyone about doing it with anything less.
But if shearlegs or a rope around a roof support floats your boat as the 
cheapskate option, I wouldnâ??t stand in your way.

Jonmac

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