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    #16
    Originally posted by hugh jass
    how the hell do you lift a motor on a hoist with a chain wrapped around the motor mounts?
    It was wrapped around the mounting arms.

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      #17
      I still can't picture it.

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        #18
        Originally posted by matt
        I still can't picture it.
        Chain around mounting arms, not that hard people.

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          #19
          It would rotate and flip over though. Didn't see the loop/hook towards the front and the one back near the tranny?
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            #20
            Don't do it! Get another engine to risky.
            "So you're saying there's a chance"

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              #21
              Originally posted by h0lmes
              Chain around mounting arms, not that hard people.
              Your fault for improperly securing the motor to the hoist. Imagine if you were under it when it fell.


              Keep it slideways!!

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                #22
                I would scrap it. Too many tolerances in the engine that could potentially be damaged to warant wasting your time with.

                M50s are so easy to come by I would just let this one go and get another.

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                  #23
                  Yea..dude...basica physics.

                  The engine is entirely unstable when supported by the mounts.

                  I would be nervous lifintg my engine more than 5-6 inches secured that way!
                  - Sean Hayes

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                    #24
                    The motor is fine except for a cracked valve cover. The valve train is completely fine, no cracks in the head or anything. I will be tearing the motor down to replace all the gaskets and to do a more thorough check.

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