engine yoke

[IMR-Merlin]

anyone I know have one I can borrow for a bit.. I have a buddy with a 2.7 that I have to tear down..

Thanks

Brendon

[copbait73]

Originally Posted by IMR-Merlin

anyone I know have one I can borrow for a bit.. I have a buddy with a 2.7 that I have to tear down..

Thanks

Brendon

I have one open, it's a chunk to ship but it's yours on loan from the Indy area 46017.
Marty

[IMR-Merlin]

thanks.

I'll look into shipping Monday... I'll pay back and forth shipping of course... unless my bud wants to buy one that I can hang on my wall when done

[copbait73]

Originally Posted by IMR-Merlin

thanks.

I'll look into shipping Monday... I'll pay back and forth shipping of course... unless my bud wants to buy one that I can hang on my wall when done

Just advise and I can get it on it's way.

[IMR-Merlin]

Originally Posted by copbait73

Just advise and I can get it on it's way.

think he's going to order it.... we're going to need it for a while.

[copbait73]

Yes, most 911 engine work drags out a lot longer than expected.

[Alan L]

My theory on those DIY jobs is this;
You save heaps on labour, apart from the satisfaction of the DIY job. So I don't hesitate to buy what I need in special tools. And I am much better equipped for the next job. And I rationalise the tools actually cost me nothing - since I now have the tools and am still well on the right side of the ledger. Consequently I have a well equipped shop now. Some special tools I will make, but the yoke I would (and did) buy. If I am doing a job for a mate and he buys the tools, even better. We both win.
Alan