v8250
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engine ~200kg, ~260kg with ancillaries - I use these for my engines, can safely manage 680kg - they're strong as an Ox and very stable when moving around
https://www.sgs-engineering.com/es2000-680kg-folding-engine-stand [even made a car rotisserie some years back using two of these stands and some extended 3" box section...it was quite scary first time rotation but worked brilliantly...]
and one of these for de-install/re-install https://www.sgs-engineering.com/ec2000-2-ton-folding-engine-crane
https://www.sgs-engineering.com/es2000-680kg-folding-engine-stand [even made a car rotisserie some years back using two of these stands and some extended 3" box section...it was quite scary first time rotation but worked brilliantly...]
and one of these for de-install/re-install https://www.sgs-engineering.com/ec2000-2-ton-folding-engine-crane
" and one of these for de-install/re-install https://www.sgs-engineering.com/ec2000-2-ton-folding-engine-crane "
Fully agree about the crane, used that model when replacing the chassis on my 90 a few months ago and it served me perfectly.
Bought new for the job in hand and then sold on, made financial sense as delivery was free and I lost relatively little money between purchase & sale but it meant it was there all the time I needed it unlike if I had rented one.
Sold for £180 (inc load leveller) within minutes of being listed on the forum.
Fully agree about the crane, used that model when replacing the chassis on my 90 a few months ago and it served me perfectly.
Bought new for the job in hand and then sold on, made financial sense as delivery was free and I lost relatively little money between purchase & sale but it meant it was there all the time I needed it unlike if I had rented one.
Sold for £180 (inc load leveller) within minutes of being listed on the forum.
