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Preparing a 13b-rew for shipment and storage

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Old 02-08-16, 12:07 PM
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Preparing a 13b-rew for shipment and storage

I will be picking up a fully assembled 13b-rew (no trans) this up coming weekend. Wondering what is the best/safest way to transport it without damanging it.

Laying it on its side on a pallet?

May seem like a fantastically silly question, but last thing I need is to damage my new power plant by doing something as stupid as laying it down the wrong way.

Also... once I get the engine home it will be in storage for a while until my current motor goes, no more than a year. Any tips on storing it?
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Worth noting its only going to be going on a 6 hour drive, then itll be on an engine stand for a while
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I've transported mine on an old tire and strapped it to the tire with ratchet tie downs.
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Either put it in a Rubbermaid bin or set on an old tire and strap to a pallet. I recommend keeping it right side up as it sits in the car. Make sure to tape up all openings and cover it with a garbage bag or something if it will be outside.
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Rotary Resurrection home of the budget rebuild.

However, i have also saw-zalled a cutout for the oilpan in a pallet that i was moving in the back of my own truck, then ratchet scrapped it down from there.
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Thanks for alll the feedback guys!

My main concern really was damaging the oil pan
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