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The one ton engine stand

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SVcummins

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Works perfectly . The three stabilizer legs hold the engine from moving even at 129 foot pounds of torque on the main caps . I am still going to rig up a gearbox to turn the engine .
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Make sure the little screws that hold the tone ring on are tight with thread locker. I had one come loose going down the highway. Not a good day.
 
Lol, only trying to help. As the ole saying goes.
Good decisions come from experience, and experience comes from bad decisions. Rita Mae Brown
 
I pulled em and loctite them good and torqued em . Good
thing I did too because they werent very tight
 
The yt engine police would have something to say like .theres
no way a 3 inch solid shaft can hold that engine up or you
should have an engine hoist holding up the engine instead of
relying on the stand
 
Actually now with the crank in the block it turns really nice I
may not need a gearbox after all .
 
I remembered someone on here saying to check those
screws and Im really glad I did . They werent tight at all .
 
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