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Re: Pulling an Engine out of a 400
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Posted by Chrisco on March 14, 2007 at 13:12:04 from (198.70.4.31):
In Reply to: Pulling an Engine out of a 400 posted by Carp on March 14, 2007 at 05:21:39:
here is what i did took a piece of 3/8 steel and drilled 2 holes into it where the valve cover bolts are. Then turned another piece on end and welded it to it and drilled a hole for the chain of the cherry picker. Worked good when I found the center of the weight.
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