Subject	I've found that attacthing the E.stand plate on the engine
Posted by	JustinSCZ32 on November 11, 2009 at 8:53 PM
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In Reply To	Here's one way to mount an engine to a stand. posted by Wright (Ca) on November 11, 2009 at 12:12 AM
Message	and then attaching to the stand is much easier than trying to mount the engine while still hanging to the stand plate, etc. nice work etc
Follow Ups	Here's one way to mount an engine to a stand. - Wright (Ca) 00:12:23 11/11/09 Forgot to mention that with the harbor freight stand - Wright (Ca) 00:16:16 11/11/09 FYI-For that hole that isn't threaded, I used a non-metric - jzack 18:11:31 11/11/09 Why didn't you just use all 4 threaded holes? - Woody75 (Denver) 08:27:45 11/11/09 ^^^Here's another way :) - Wright (Ca) 10:28:12 11/11/09 2nd , worked great for me (n/m) - xteam300tt 11:11:17 11/11/09 When I was doing this, found an older posting - jzack 20:50:04 11/11/09 That's alot of lumber (n/m) - canyoncarver 08:35:57 11/11/09 I have a very basic question - Technomancer 09:40:54 11/11/09 Yes, its just a pin that goes in the hole. Most of the - DavezTT 10:10:57 11/11/09 And those pins are still pretty hefty in size.... (n/m) - jzack 18:06:27 11/11/09 Re: I have a very basic question - xteam300tt 11:09:06 11/11/09 I just pulled mine with the front wheels on car ramps - xteam300tt 15:12:20 11/11/09 Never use cinder blocks to support a vehicle...>> - Gordo 93TT Daytona 20:13:50 11/11/09 Re: Never use cinder blocks to support a vehicle...>> - xteam300tt 23:54:01 11/11/09 I've found that attacthing the E.stand plate on the engine - JustinSCZ32 20:53:26 11/11/09
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