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1MOSES1 03-21-2021 09:53 PM


Originally Posted by AllDodge (Post 4782495)
Formula 27PC with single 502

gotchya...yea definately not lifting a hatch on a cig top gun. Thing probably weighs 200-300 pounds.

Rick G 03-22-2021 02:57 PM

Just a thought , what about realigning the motors but angling them a few degrees away from each other sufficient to allow clearance . The other thing I have heard was that you can have a wedge made for each of the opposing header flanges again sufficient to move the header toward the valve cover enough to afford clearance . The second oppotion is probably alot cheaper than those really cool staggered hatch ram set ups . Just thought . RG.

waycool marine 03-22-2021 07:10 PM

did you look at the eddie marine hydrolic hinges ?

seafordguy 03-22-2021 07:19 PM


Originally Posted by 1MOSES1 (Post 4782574)
gotchya...yea definately not lifting a hatch on a cig top gun. Thing probably weighs 200-300 pounds.


I bet my Cafe Hatch weighed more than that. It was ridiculous. Tiger Hatch can be lifted by two people - me and a guy carried it from the Gantry crane to shine sawhorses. Took several guys in the neighborhood to effectively lift my Cafe Hatch.....

1MOSES1 03-22-2021 08:59 PM


Originally Posted by seafordguy (Post 4782706)
I bet my Cafe Hatch weighed more than that. It was ridiculous. Tiger Hatch can be lifted by two people - me and a guy carried it from the Gantry crane to shine sawhorses. Took several guys in the neighborhood to effectively lift my Cafe Hatch.....

yea no doubt. it’s ridiculous


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