, I have the front left ear as one point but finding a spot at the right rear not so easy 
, I did see someone here on the site use a long bolt thru the oil filter , the location is nice but that seems a bit squirrelly to me 
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Chain points to lift a Cub engine
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Jackman
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Chain points to lift a Cub engine
Whats the best way to chain lift a Cub engine using a engine hoist , I have the front left ear as one point but finding a spot at the right rear not so easy , I did see someone here on the site use a long bolt thru the oil filter , the location is nice but that seems a bit squirrelly to me any ideas
, I have the front left ear as one point but finding a spot at the right rear not so easy , I did see someone here on the site use a long bolt thru the oil filter , the location is nice but that seems a bit squirrelly to me any ideas -
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Re: Chain points to lift a Cub engine
Shipping weight for the C-60 long block is 122 lbs. Fully mounted block weighs in at around 200 lbs.
I'm not seeing a problem. Pick any two opposite anchor points. I use a wide strap mounted around the center of the oil pan.
I'm not seeing a problem. Pick any two opposite anchor points. I use a wide strap mounted around the center of the oil pan.
I have an excuse. CRS.
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Re: Chain points to lift a Cub engine
Remove two head bolts on diagonal corners. Re-bolt a short piece of chain in the same two holes. Lift with engine hoist.
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Jackman
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Re: Chain points to lift a Cub engine
Eugene good idea but I don't have a strap , going to try Don's idea a short chain nthru two head bolts , I did not know the head bolts and threads were tough enough to hold the engine, tomorrow will till for sure, Thanks Don for the idea 
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Re: Chain points to lift a Cub engine
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