Changing a motor the redneck way
 

Okay this was the first time I have tried this but it is working out great! (So far) This is the reason for the motor change

This was one of the best ideas ever, If you dont have a lift, this works awsome, it keeps the back bumper from dragging when you lift the front of the car up it also gives you way more room underneath, and yes it is very stable

Hey what can I say, I needed all the help I could get

Boy we are in deep now!!:engarde:

Out with the old,

In with the new

No. No. this is the redneck way to pull your motor... Post 15
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Very good!! I stand corrected,, LOL:secret2:

:thumb: LOL

Whats the plans for the rebuild ?

thats kinda how i pulled mine out...back tires on ramps and used a cherry picker to lift the front.

I just bought a different motor, going to keep it all stock I think, Hope to have it running tomorrow, So I have allot of parts off the old one if you know anyone that needs something, The block is shot, has about a 4 inch crack as the pictures show,

I tried my damndest to not laugh out loud at that video and couldn't do it!!!

The boxer is a beauty! Best dogs ever.

^^agree. I promise I'm not biased. LOL!

At least you have a skidsteer. We have a tractor and a barn haha.

Thanks Tim, She is awsome, The first one we have had, and I do agree they are the best

Glad you like the motor. Looks good. How long did the swap take? Took me 5hrs ona lift to drop the tranny and engine and three to be back in.

Justin, you are way better than we are, It took us 1 day out and 1 day in and a 1/2 a day to make sure we had everything hooked up, LOL So far so good, it was awsome to drive it for the first time, I am lovin it,,:drive:

Nice! its a lot easier on a lift. Give it hell itll hold up!

Same...so hard to type this reply.

OP - why not just use jack stands?