What do you use to pull engines?
07-28-2008, 08:59 PM
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just about go's vertical.
thats a 1/8th of a inch
, once again jerry the man.
that was a complete motor with headers still on!!!!!
07-29-2008, 12:13 PM
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Still have some rigging to do and final finnishes, like the lines to the remote oil filter hit the flame arrestor, didnt expect that.
The hoe really was better then the crane. You had to deal with the slack and wind with the crane, always fighting with the cable. With the hoe it was just tiny movements, with an oporator doing this for 20 years it helps
The hoe really was better then the crane. You had to deal with the slack and wind with the crane, always fighting with the cable. With the hoe it was just tiny movements, with an oporator doing this for 20 years it helps
07-29-2008, 12:35 PM
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That's pretty creative, but a regular engine crane in the garage always worked for me. I wouldn't want any of my boats near that scene!
07-29-2008, 01:31 PM
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Run what ya brung
Excavators, cranes, A-frames with chain hoist, big tree with block and tackle, couple a samoans with a 2x4, bridge and the tide, gin pole and last but not least piece by piece by hand. What ever gets the job done
