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Engine Stand
I'm thinking about buying an engine stand now that i have the finances to buy one, but i have 1 question first.
Can you just put a block on an engine stand without the head etc? As all i am really wanting the stand for is to more easily clean/paint the engine and then aid in reassembly when i get to that stage. Cheers |
engine stands are pretty universal in the way they hold an engine, they have a sliding bolt arrangement to allow different engines to fit on the stand so basically if you have 4 mounting points ( holes in the block ) to attach to then don,t see why it wouldn,t work, they certainly help when you start putting it back together :) .
cheers andy |
Cheers for that Andy. Do you know if the cvh engine does? :D I can't be bothered to venture out into the garage to find out :p
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erm yes it does, i used the bolt holes from where the bellhousing attaches to the engine block, it takes a little jiggery pokery to find the balance point but once done its a piece of cake :) cheers andy |
Tatey - have a look in the pics in my signature and you will see how I've got my Pinto on an engine stand.
Cheers Dave |
Just bought one from Machine Mart for the garage £60 ish for the bigger one and as Andy say's just bolt through block holes,you may need some longer bolts.
pop in and have a look if you want. |
Would i be able to come in tomorrow to have a look? Also.....would i be able to bring my head and crank down, as i gave the spark plug method a go last week but i didn't manage to get the retainers out, im guessing there is a nack to it? and i'm still having difficulties getting the camshaft pulley and crankshaft pulley's off.
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Why not :p
Not too late though. |
I should be there around 5.15-5.30 if that's all right? If not i'll happily come on a different day.
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You pain !:rolleyes:
What day earlier ?. |
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