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Pulling an engine 200

posted by  jdsullivan on  Thu Sep 7 10:44 CST 2006
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When I did this, I definitely needed a way to raise and lower the rear end of the engine/transmission assembly while its weight was being handled by the hoist. The local parts store had a no-name leveling bar from China for less than $40. I'm glad I got it, even though it was difficult to use.
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jds






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