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ALB

The sump is more than strong enough to support the engine's weight. I like to put a thin piece of plywood between the 2 so it spreads the load and there's no weight on any specific spots. Are you going to drop the engine first or try to pull the engine/trans back as a unit? While I'm sure it can be done without dropping the engine first, it will be easier by yourself to not be dealing with the engine being up there as well. Al

PS- Listening to Rory Gallagher's "Defender" album while writing this. Love his music! A shame I never saw him though...

9/10/178:13 AM

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