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Old 04-20-09, 06:42 AM
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engine pulling

hey just cus i got off of work and its late i got to thinking..... i have done one engine swap rotary wise and i was thinking what mounts did you guys used to pull the engine and tranny. the way i did it was mounting tab/bracket that is on the block on the right of the 13b and wraped a BIG *** chain around the tranny and attached it all with an engine leveler.
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There are 2 of those mounted tabs, one one on the front of the engine, one behind the UIM... thats at least how I do it.
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nothing to support the tranny too? i am not trying to agrue its just more of food for thought.
Old 04-20-09, 10:14 PM
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Nope, Tranny is plenty light and is firmly attached, the stock rear engine pulling loop is on the rear iron which balances the motor very well.
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If you chain it right, you can do a shimmay and shake and get the entire shabang out fairly easy. Make the rear chain a tiny bit looser, then when you hoist it, it will pull it upwards at an angle, just enough to do a hoist-a-bit, roll-a-bit, hoist-a-bit repeat action. A little practice and it comes out clean with not alot of work and you can do it alone.
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thought i had a couple better pics of us pulling the engine in my old car...but i guess this'll have to do :P
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only thing about pulling engine/tran in my experience is that the transmission fluid (AT) or oil wants to run out the tailshaft in large quantity... so you need to preplan for that possibility.
i use a 1948 hyster forklift serial number 00049 for pulling my motors, not an option for most people.
(hoist actually works better/ but is more work).
not all 7's still have 2 hooks, about 50% of the ones that i have are missing the front one, and some are missing both.
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thanks ben............... stay classy bonney lake.
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kewl good talk all. yeah the engine i pulled was a 87 t2 and it didnt have the rear hoist mount. so i just used the chain. and yeah with the engine level we did that where it was angled.
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