Posted by Alan K on March 05, 2014 at 21:02:43 from (208.83.187.208):
In Reply to: feature night? posted by Larry@stinescorner on March 05, 2014 at 14:28:32:
The only picture I have on this computer at the moment is the engine stand I made for my MM M5 engine Im overhauling. Have to make splitting stands for my other M5 when time permits. My dad built the cherry picker in the picture years ago when I overhauled my car motor. He was always making things. He bought a welder in the mid 1950s after he got back from Korea and kind of taught himself to weld. My uncles and their boys always brought things to him to fix. He made a wheel set up for the stationary Stan-Hoist wagon hoist so they could transport it on the road. When they got it to where it needed to be you could remove the 2 wheels in about 2 minutes.
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