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#215465 09/10/2006 7:54 PM
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does anyone know the aprox. weight of a complete 216 motor with clutch and bell housing? i need to make a dolly to roll it around when i get it out, :confused:

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pushrod,

A search in the Engine Forum using '216 weight' tells me your motor with clutch and bell housing weighs 582 lbs. I would have never guessed this engine was that heavy.


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I didn't weigh the head when I had it off of mine but it took two of us to get it off. I'd hazard the guess it weighs well over 100lbs. It'd make a darn good boat anchor.


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#215468 09/10/2006 9:07 PM
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thank's guy's, i don't think my wagen will hold it

#215469 09/10/2006 10:41 PM
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im trying to put one in my 1-ton..and it's one heavy bugger..i'd prefer a 235,,but when you have a "free" engine..you use what you have....just my 2 cents worth...

#215470 09/11/2006 3:34 PM
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I was surprised about how heavy my 216 is... i just move it around with a heavy duty hand truck. and it stays on a piece of cardboard on the floor.


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its been a while since I read about it and it was also mentioned here a while back but there is only about 35 lbs different in the 6 cyl and a V8....


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