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Re: Pulling crankshaft
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Posted by Dave Grindle on February 21, 2005 at 07:15:12 from (207.190.65.39):
In Reply to: Pulling crankshaft posted by David Miller on February 21, 2005 at 06:17:21:
Just a suggestion here ......you can buy an exc original H with an exc running engine , fenders & the whole 9 yards for about $1500 - fix the normall misc minor rep's & minor cosmetics , throw some paint & tires on it .....then in all the time you saved by not doing your engine--instead tear your H apart & sell the parts on e-bay - it'll bring about what you pd for the good H (of course this will only work if you'r interested in saveing a lot of time and about a $1000 or so.....if you "just want to rebuild an engine" - then as others have suggested , just pull the engine & "do it up right" !)
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