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Needed to move an engine by myself |
mepstein |
Apr 26 2019, 09:44 AM
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Literati914 |
Apr 30 2019, 02:33 PM
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I did something very similar when I brought home a 2056/4 in my volvo xc70 wagon.... I had the engine strapped to a furniture dolly and slid it up/down a SINGLE aluminum ramp. The wheels of the dolly hung down and straddled the ramp and it was all actually very solid/secure feeling while sliding on the dolly's frame. Then, once on the ground it rolled around nicely of course.
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