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  • mike cobine
    #16
    Re: wooden engine support

    If you have a pan that isn't on the engine, or the engine on a regular stand so you can turn it upside down, then it is easy to figure out and build.

    Just be sure to leave enough room on front for the harmonic balancer and pulleys, if on.
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      • John H.
        Beyond Control Poster
        • December 1, 1997
        • 16513
        #17
        Re: wooden engine support

        I have a set of MotoFeet bolted to a pallet on casters I've used for years so I can dress a complete engine/trans assembly and move it around the shop.




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