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Re: where to hook up chain for cherry picker
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I would think the center pivot would be easier for wiggling and tilting. But it can be done with a diagonal chain.
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Re: where to hook up chain for cherry picker
I figure ill be doing this with various projects so a lift plate for ease of use is a good investment. Found one at autozone for $13, says universal application
Should I assume that this should work with my factory intake that had a 2 barrel on it? Dont want to drive to go get it if it wont, heres a picture ![]() Posted via Mobile Device Posted via Mobile Device |
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Re: where to hook up chain for cherry picker
I've never used one on a 2 bbl, but they do work well with cast iron intakes. Still, I prefer to use grade 8 bolts in the heads (diagonal) because I usually have aluminum intakes and dont trust the threads.
This one claims to work on a 2 bbl and looks like nearly the same bolt holes. You could always drill your autozone plate out, as well. http://www.jegs.com/i/JEGS/555/80044/10002/-1
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Re: where to hook up chain for cherry picker
Yeah , it looks almost identical .im guessing the closest holes are for a 2 barrel. Good point, ill make sure to go the other route on motors with an aluminum intake in place
Haha maybe I should pickup a creeper while im at the auto part store. Lmao , my 1950's wood snap on one with the swivel wheels is killing me!! ![]() Posted via Mobile Device |
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Re: where to hook up chain for cherry picker
ive been doin it for years, diagnal from front side of head and backside of the other
make the back chain shorter to comp for the weight of the tranny
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