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Originally posted by JFB #05177:
my main reason to use one is to move just the motor, hopefully loading it into the back of a truck.

what bolts are need? (carb and studs haven't been found!)

I had a balance beam to pick the motor/trans. something I had made 30years ago, excessive overkill.

You could EASILY just use a couple of bolts & washers ( Head/exhaust/intake) and a length of chain with links large enough to pass the appropriate bolt through...Mark

11/15/1412:59 AM

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