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You got a crane or not ?

Ave done it about 6-7 times now, drop em down the way onto a pallet or tyres. Normally leave the box and shafts still in. Aslong as the car is high enough so you can drag the engine out at the wheelarch or front cross member.

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Even with a crane is drop it out the bottom so much easyier! I'd use the crane to life the front end up tho depending on what jack u got.

Crane and drop in from above to refit tho

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Personally find it less time consuming to take it out the top. Plus saves lifting the car to a silly height to drag it out and scraping the garage floor and sump etc. Personal preference though. See what works best for you when it comes to it. Both ways work just as well.

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Personally find it less time consuming to take it out the top. Plus saves lifting the car to a silly height to drag it out and scraping the garage floor and sump etc. Personal preference though. See what works best for you when it comes to it. Both ways work just as well.

this is probably true also depending on equipment, i take mine out below but obviously dont run into these issues in a workshop with lifts etc.

Phil

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Done 6 starlet engines on the deck and a good few more on other motors all dropped onto pallets and tyres. No damage at all :)

Do miss my work ramp badly when doing jobs at the house though lol.

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i drop the engine, box and shafts out in a oner. saves having to balance the box and also easyer to refit. i jack mine up at the front and put it on the highest settings of my halfrauds 2t stands, lower the engine and box with the crane, then slide out from under the wheel arch. Do it on my own this way, takes around 45mins to drop.


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