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Another vote here for pulling engine/trans
out the top. I've done it on my Dart with out even pulling the hood
off!
Darwin/Victoria BC
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Friday, November 11, 2016 10:52
AM
Subject: Re: Pull engine with
transmission attached?
I'm willing to wager a complete engine and trans weighs more than
the front end of an early B body. If anyone is concerned about the cherry
picker giving out, it would do more damage to a car if the entire engine
assembly were to drop from 5 foot in the air on to front end of the car than
the car body itself dropping.
I use a 6' chain with hooks on each end and insert them in the 1 ½" holes
on the bottom of the frame rails near the rad support. No need to pull the
grille, bumper, splash pans, etc.
@ Jim Jablonski:
Jim, since the bumper was off your car a quick way to rig the front of
your car is to run a bolt through each end link of about 4' length of chain,
then through the ends of the frame horns.
On Friday, November 11, 2016 at 12:55:16 AM UTC-5, dennis.1963ply
wrote:
Hello,
I'm going to be pulling the engine
and transmission out of my 64 Belvedere.
When I pull the 383 and
4-speed transmission out of my 64 SF I can pull them together. Can I
do the same with my 64 that has a 318 Poly and 727 automatic? I need
to work on both the engine and transmission.
Thanks
Dennis
C.
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