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March 12th 05, 10:54 PM
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("Michael Horowitz" wrote)
Can I suspend an A-65 engine by the prop flange without causing undue strain on the internals? - Mike What kind of stand did you end up with? Montblack 
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March 12th 05, 11:41 PM
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"Montblack" wrote:
("Michael Horowitz" wrote) Can I suspend an A-65 engine by the prop flange without causing undue strain on the internals? - Mike What kind of stand did you end up with? Montblack Still up in the air - my A&P got ill so I wasn't able to visit my engine. Based on the post just above this one, which implied "of course", I'll probably bolt the flange to a 2x8 and suspend the engine flange up between two saw horses. All I'm doing is bolting on the exhaust, carb. and some other stuff prior to lifting it onto the engine mount. - Mike
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