Reply to "Seeking Experienced Advice Concerning Engine Hoists"

Dear Perry,

Please note that one of the preceding posts by Rocky containing several pictures shows his extended cherry picker arm and his Mark I engine lift bracket.

Please see the following pictures. They show the lift and the bracket. There are several shots of the "hook" with adjacent ruler for those keen enough to make their own.

Full disclosure: Rocky's Mark II engine lift bracket design is elegantly simple. MIne is probably a little over-engineered. If you do build one, then you'll also need two longer bolts as the normal bolts will be too short to work with the hook.

Warmest regards, Chuck Engles

3/13/1910:55 AM

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