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Old 06-21-2002, 07:52 PM   #4
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If you use a cherry picker, make sure all the debris that has fallen on the ground while getting ready to pull the engine is swept up. Nothing sucks more than a cheap hoist that starts to buckle because one of the forward casters jambed against a nut that wasn't swept up, and the hoist starts to fall to the side, and the engine takes out the fender.

Or something like that (it's a very long, very forgetful story).

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-Chris
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