Subject	Or you could just throw it on the concrete in the garage ;-)
Posted by	ZXoltan on June 05, 2014 at 10:09 AM
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In Reply To	you could go cheap and set it down on a wooden pallet. posted by SkiFly01 on June 05, 2014 at 09:46 AM
Message	Either way its still sitting on the oil pan (and doing damage) and not easy to move. We are looking to potentially solve both of those issues. The steel stands that bolt to the sides and back are the solution. They have them for most detroit engines.
Follow Ups	?, has anyone ever taken an engine cradle like this one - genic 08:11:36 06/04/14 What dorks in what picture? - ZXoltan 09:25:52 06/04/14 i might get this...hack it up...make it work for the VG - genic 10:39:00 06/04/14 I'd like to see a "kit" - ZXoltan 13:04:06 06/04/14 reading my mind (n/m) - genic 16:14:41 06/04/14 Brandon, I sent you an email (n/m) - itsa300zx 20:28:39 06/04/14 I made a temporary stand out of 4x4s... - The Sixth 10:16:03 06/04/14 if you can weld, it's easy. just fab a couple adjustable - itsa300zx 11:41:34 06/04/14 please do (n/m) - genic 12:52:15 06/04/14 Buy or borrow another stand. (n/m) - BoneZ (MD) 21:12:52 06/04/14 you could go cheap and set it down on a wooden pallet. - SkiFly01 09:46:52 06/05/14 Or you could just throw it on the concrete in the garage ;-) - ZXoltan 10:09:12 06/05/14 Sitting the engine on the oil pan in your garage - ZXRider 12:11:42 06/05/14 General mishandling causes damage - ZXoltan 05:27:01 06/06/14 I understand what everyone is talking about - ZXRider 11:46:26 06/06/14 What is the general consensus for overall use? - -Grimm- 12:36:17 06/05/14 Here is Mine - Cjw3 16:26:46 06/05/14 Used r888 works fine as a temporary solution. - ConVerTT 19:58:50 06/05/14 On a dolly for mobility :-) (n/m) - ConVerTT 20:04:57 06/05/14
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