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Old March 11th 05, 01:21 AM
Michael Horowitz
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Default Quickie engine stand?

I'm looking for suggestions for a quickie engine stand.
Fastest is probably one that holds the engine verticle, flange down.
doesn't need to be waist high.
Wood is probably my best bet.
I'm planning on lifting the engine (A-65) off the tires it's currently
laying on so I can mount the exhaust, carb., etc prior to mounting it
on the a/c.
Suggestions? Smarter approach?- Mike
 




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