[quote="rrlund"](quoted from post at 11:48:35 05/16/14) I know somebody with a body shop who did that with a frame straightening machine. Didn't end well. He bought a new expensive frame straightener and used it as a model to make his own,then he sent the one back that he'd bought. The salesman that he bought the new one from came out and saw the one he made. He made him cut it up in to little bitty pieces with a torch while he watched. It was that or get sued.[/quote/]AFAIK A guy can't be sued for replicating a piece of equipment for ones one use, but it can't be duplicated for resale purposes without repercussions.
When i split a tractor i block up the rear half, and roll the front front half forwards with the rear of the engine hanging in my chain hoist on the trolley on my A frame's I beam. i have an adjustable stand i put under the engine and take the slack of the hoist off for safety.
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