RE: whats a RB engine weigh??

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Guy's,
I bought the big one from Summit this past winter and it sags.  I was so
afraid it would drop the engine I cut a 4x4 and put it under the crankshaft
pulley.  I also bought the roll around cradle for BB  and it toppled over
and bent with a 361 block on it last month.  The black one with the little
wheels.  Be careful, it's cheap stuff.  Thankfully I was standing right
there and put some dunnage down to break the engine's fall and no damage
that I can see, but DAMN!  I had just taken it off the hoist and
creak-creak-BANG!  I'm going to have to cross-brace the cradle and the
stupid little wheels get caught in every little crack in the floor so I'm
going to get 4 large rubber swivel casters.  Beware!  I'd advise buying
something better.

Tom Duross

-----Original Message-----
From: Earl Helm [mailto:earlh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Tuesday, May 11, 2004 3:17 PM
To: 1962to1965mopars@xxxxxxxxxx
Subject: RE: whats a RB engine weigh??



Neal - Simple choice - Get the big one - It's a Mopar..

Earl


 I'm shopping for an engine stand. They seem to come in 750 pound and
1250 pound versions, basicallly the smaller ones have three wheels and
the bigger ones four. What would a 440 fully assembled with heads and
all weigh?
    Neal Zimmerman, Eugene Oregon

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