| of the motor. Mine was delivered to me and tipped the scales at ~750lbs. You will need to be able to lift the engine to the same height as whatever van/truck you use. Then you'll need something under it to allow you to slide it into the truck/van. All of this would be much easier with a proper engine hoist and a pick-up truck. My motor was set on an old tire which cushioned the oil pan and kept it from getting damaged. Between that, something propped under each motor mount, and a few well place straps, you should be able to properly secure it for the drive home. If weather is a concern, bring a tarp and wrap the engine up before strapping it down.
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