It will be mid 60S here today.Kind of chilly here lately. In the 40,s. I know whaaaa
It will be mid 60S here today.Kind of chilly here lately. In the 40,s. I know whaaaa
If you don't already have the plywood, probably cheaper to hire a rigging crew.Sheet of plywood, couple straps, and a come along.
If you don't already have the plywood, probably cheaper to hire a rigging crew.
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In one piece? You crazy!OK gang... time to get gettin. Need to figure out how to get a 1,000 pound safe up a flight of basement stairs
Be safe.
Happy Groundhog Year
It will be mid 60S here today.
Take all that money out of it...OK gang... time to get gettin. Need to figure out how to get a 1,000 pound safe up a flight of basement stairs
Be safe.
Happy Groundhog Year
1971. Smog wars in California from what I was told...Somethin' built specific for a circle track class limited to 2 bbls perhaps View attachment 1715845089
My wood stove is around 650lb. I took half of it apart (was used and needed rebuilt anyway) for 2 of us to get it DOWN several steps through my Bilco door. So, yeh...1000lbs UP a full flight:In one piece? You crazy!
1971. Smog wars in California from what I was told...
GENIUS,!Take all that money out of it...
I was being funny about the plywood, but might be worth checking into a safe moving company.If you don't already have the plywood, probably cheaper to hire a rigging crew.
OK gang... time to get gettin. Need to figure out how to get a 1,000 pound safe up a flight of basement stairs
Be safe.
Happy Groundhog Year
I realized that.I was being funny about the plywood, but might be worth checking into a safe moving company.
Yeah that's the small port SP2P for a 2 barrel. Real good for mileage and bottom end torque.1971. Smog wars in California from what I was told...
or a really big paperweightYeah that's the small port SP2P for a 2 barrel. Real good for mileage and bottom end torque.
'71? my mom was three!We had smog wars? I wasn't even armed in '71
Yes........On pallets? Or?@Mopar Tim . Would you take a ride for 3 426 hemi engines complete about an hour from you.
And bring them east ?
I was being funny about the plywood, but might be worth checking into a safe moving company.
My wood stove is around 650lb. I took half of it apart (was used and needed rebuilt anyway) for 2 of us to get it DOWN several steps through my Bilco door. So, yeh...1000lbs UP a full flight: