How to remove an engine from a trailer with no hoist:

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Nov 5, 2007 | 08:17 PM

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GoldenBullet

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Re: How to remove an engine from a trailer with no hoist:

good idea on getting out of the trailer

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Id have to ask Oldsman... but id swear the Riv wasn't a buick :?

it is, im sure of it

Nov 5, 2007 | 08:17 PM

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is that a FORD in the background?
maybe that ford section in bc is coming sooner rather than later

Bill'* garage is on the left and his neighbour'* is on the right.

Nov 5, 2007 | 08:23 PM

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Good thinking Bill

Nov 5, 2007 | 08:24 PM

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Re: How to remove an engine from a trailer with no hoist:

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Id have to ask Oldsman... but id swear the Riv wasn't a buick :?

it is, im sure of it

Yeah, total brain Fart

NVM, i'll be ok here

Nov 5, 2007 | 08:40 PM

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How to get it out of the trailer...

Bear hug and lift.

Nov 5, 2007 | 09:00 PM

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From: Somewhere south of Ottawa with your girlfriend driving faster then you.

When I read the topic and saw the Expedition I was thinking tow strap and gas pedal

Nov 5, 2007 | 09:28 PM

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been there, done that.

now, try loading it in the trailer from the engine stand and then removing it again without a hoist. That'* a challenge.

And I agree paul, an engine stand is a very versatile tool. I've got three in the garage, two with S1 L67'* on them. makes moving and working on them much easier.

Nice tow vehicle btw.