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> Engine Cradles - Your pics and thoughts, Taking my motor out to finish assembling carbs and work in bay
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post Oct 27 2016, 04:16 PM
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Hey Everyone,
I am looking for your thoughts and pics of course re Engine Cradles you have assembled. I am finishing off the wiring for my car and will assemble the Webers as well and likely do a few other things while it is out. This will likely be a month or two of work and I want to locate my engine on a safe and stable cradle that I can then lift the engine from and reinstall.

I don't think I have seen a thread re cradles so this should be interesting. As always, thanks for your thoughts and ingenuity. Grant
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Mark Henry
post Oct 28 2016, 12:17 AM
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I use a scissor lift table like in the link below.
You just need a 2x4 across the engine bar and a block to level the tranny. Only PITA is you have to remove the handle...no big deal
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But I also use a two-post lift, so my car is level and I have no issues with the car not being high enough.

http://www.harborfreight.com/500-lb-capaci...cart-61405.html

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