Bob Johnson Well-known member Feb 24, 2021 #1 Where is the center of gravity with respect to the spark plug holes for a Model A engine with the transmission attached? Bob
Where is the center of gravity with respect to the spark plug holes for a Model A engine with the transmission attached? Bob
Gene F Well-known member Feb 24, 2021 #3 Depends on if you are taking them out engine and full trans, or engine and bellhousing area, or just the engine.
Depends on if you are taking them out engine and full trans, or engine and bellhousing area, or just the engine.
Bob Johnson Well-known member Feb 24, 2021 #4 It is removal of the engine with the bell housing and transmission attached.
nkaminar Well-known member Feb 24, 2021 #5 Start with your lifting ring screwed into the third spark plug hole. You will need to tilt the engine with the aft part lower to get it out. Remove the shift tower and cover the transmission to keep stuff from falling into it.
Start with your lifting ring screwed into the third spark plug hole. You will need to tilt the engine with the aft part lower to get it out. Remove the shift tower and cover the transmission to keep stuff from falling into it.
J JayJay Well-known member Mar 1, 2021 #7 A real helper to shift the angle of dangle of the engine/****** as you remove it is a load leveler like this. JayJay
A real helper to shift the angle of dangle of the engine/****** as you remove it is a load leveler like this. JayJay
kawagumby Senior Member Mar 1, 2021 #8 JayJay said: A real helper to shift the angle of dangle of the engine/****** as you remove it is a load leveler like this. JayJay Click to expand... Without a load leveler, my engine pulling experience would have been tragic. It almost was anyway. There's just not a lot of room to work with.
JayJay said: A real helper to shift the angle of dangle of the engine/****** as you remove it is a load leveler like this. JayJay Click to expand... Without a load leveler, my engine pulling experience would have been tragic. It almost was anyway. There's just not a lot of room to work with.