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toolmanmike said:
Looks to be a couple inches. How tall is the 67 radiator. I see a cut out/indentation in the structure of your hood (from your other thread) You may be ok!
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I am hopeful that that cut out/indention will be the amount I will need, I do have the /6 radiator, let me get it out of Van storage and see today.
 
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One of these doodads and 4 motorcicle tie downs on the engine hoist from the side?

Tooljunkie said:
Next time i need to remove a hood im building a bracket for my shop crane. I usually just hang it from a couple straps. But its difficult to put it back on.
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Farming and related ag is exempt here. Forestry and related is not. Construction and related is not. It will be interesting to see if a couple construction operations near me shut down. Bet the big ones at U of Penn shut down. It would be bad press if they didn't.
 
Mattax said:
You still have the original radiator intact?
Otherwise maybe scale the hieght from the photo and the tank?

Combination square was great for measuring installed distance above the support.
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I know its a major PIA to put the hood back on just to test the clearance.
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yes, I do have the /6 radiator that came out , I am on the mission this morning, thank you for your input and time this morning
 
Unconventional said:
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One of these doodads and 4 motorcicle tie downs on the engine hoist from the side?
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those are nice, but if your engine is close the firewall like my buddy's 64 Rambler, it puts the beam of the leveler into the firewall and makes it a ***** to get it in.
 
Morning all, a late start here. I slept in for some reason. Oh I know the five hours of yard work yesterday. Its so odd for me to sleep in like that the wife checked to make sure I was still breathing...haha.
Been to the grocery store, they have a senior hour at 7am. I hit their minimum age 60, so picked up some odds and ends.
Cold here today with a strong North wind. I'll find some inside work today.
Be safe.
 
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