Subject	I did the same thing
Posted by	MatD on May 24, 2004 at 7:15 AM
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In Reply To	NZR: Engine pull/tranny pull tool idea... posted by ni[X]it on May 23, 2004 at 09:14 PM
Message	I used 2x8 rough cut lumber found very easily here in the northeast. I need to use a few pieces of wood with my jack to get it that high, but you're right - safety first. I couldn't imagine pulling the tranny with jackstands. An my "lift" cost me a grand total of $30.
Follow Ups	NZR: Engine pull/tranny pull tool idea... - ni[X]it 21:14:16 05/23/04 Does that get it up high enough for a tranny pull - aZiator 21:21:48 05/23/04 I'm not too concerned about it ... - ni[X]it 21:28:20 05/23/04 it will fit out then. - Spee 21:35:58 05/23/04 good idea..looks very high too (n/m) - michaelkih (Dallas) 21:23:04 05/23/04 i just use 4 jackstands i welded onto 4 steel ramps (n/m) - z324u 21:24:46 05/23/04 Nice. How many linear feet of 2x4s did that take? - boileralum 22:55:26 05/23/04 it was quite a few. probably nine or ten 10' long 2x4s (n/m) - ni[X]it 07:58:12 05/24/04 been there, done that 4 years ago. (n/m) - AzHeat 23:04:10 05/23/04 Ok? (n/m) - Kenny 00:57:31 05/24/04 I did the same thing - MatD 07:15:23 05/24/04 Nice! Can you take some close-up shots of one of your - Z-Jay (Edmonton, AB) 14:52:09 05/24/04
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