payydg
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Anyone reckon this 300kg trolley will do the trick?
Engine removal advice
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It should take the weight ok....but without knowing the state of the path etc, impossible to say if it will do the job! 
Used a B+Q one to move engine and boxes together, took weight ok
payydg
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Any idea which one you used? I don’t mind Paying out just don’t want it to snap in half and have to buy a new one
It was one of their's, with the base that springs up when here's nothing on it, front wheels fixed and castors on the back, galvanised as well
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easy to do
payydg
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Can you just remove the break vac pump pipe off the engine?
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Yes.
Brake.
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He's a doctor, so if he'd hand written that post you wouldn't have noticed the spelling
payydg
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He's a doctor, so if he'd hand written that post you wouldn't have noticed the spelling
Haha a dyslexic doctor at that.
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I think I offered you the loan of my engine stand if you were passing. Offers still on. I don't have a crane as I borrowed that myself. I've a few other engine refurb tools that might be handy too.
payydg
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You did and that was greatly appreciated! Ended up getting a stand of a local Land Rover guy who’s just rebuilt his light weight, don’t think he’s on here, but once I’m done I’ll be sending it off to find a new owner.
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Ok. It is a long way down to here!
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Hicap phill
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Some times these are over looked
Earth straps.
Positive to starter
Fuel
Clutch pipe
power steering
Pipes to heater
Oily tangled mess should be the engine loom
Keep the updates coming
Earth straps.
Positive to starter
Fuel
Clutch pipe
power steering
Pipes to heater
Oily tangled mess should be the engine loom
Keep the updates coming
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He's a doctor, so if he'd hand written that post you wouldn't have noticed the spelling
except no doctor ever has ever written break when talking about a busted bone. they write: '#'
payydg
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Does the positive to the starter run separate to the main loom. Where does it run too, chassis?
payydg
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except no doctor ever has ever written break when talking about a busted bone. they write: '#'
I tend to write something indecipherable. That way no one knows if I’m right or wrong.
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Straight to the battery on your year.
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Perfect. Thanks. Also just realised he said positive not earth.
