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Old January 20th, 2007, 12:42 PM
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Default How To Lift a Tornado Engine?
I have a tonado pulled sitting on a small pallet, on a generator trailer, it has all the accessories on it how is the best way of lifting it with a motor hoist? Can I use the two bolts sticking out of the valve cover? My M37 is easy it has a lifting ring right on the engine. I hate to wrap a strap around it I know some of the accessories will take a beating.
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James G.
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