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#807919 12/18/2011 7:19 AM
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The manual is very vague about where to attach to the block to remove it from the truck. All it says is to "remove rocker arm cover and attach engine lifting tool."we have disconnected everything except engine mounts and are sorta stumped.Just wrap chain around rocker arms,back up the ol jeep and give er a tug? Just kidding. Any advice from those in the know?-Thank you


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Get two eye bolts from a hardware store to match the head bolts take one head bolt out of the front and one out of the back of the engine. Take one head bolt with you and match the size.Remove the rocker assembly remove two head bolts and off you go.

Good luck,and be safe that engine is a heavy one!!!


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Thanks for the reply Pete. This is o.k. for the cylinder head?


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It doesn't hurt the cylinder head, but be sure you don't get the light-duty eye bolts that aren't welded or forged where the loop joins itself. The thread size is 1/2" X 13. I like to use heavy-duty forged eye bolts, if they can be found with a long enough thread to duplicate the length of the head bolt. Otherwise, be sure to weld the eye into a continuous loop before putting the weight of the engine on them. It's also a good idea to weld a heavy flat washer just below the eye so the eye bolts can be turned down snug against the head.
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Thanks alot for the replies. Gonna track those eye bolts down tomorrow.


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bg61, I got mine at the ace near my house they are good for 2000 lbs. each ,they are forged like Jerry said and cost 8.00 bucks each.I also built a spanner out of 2X2 angle iron to keep the chains staight going to the eye bolts.


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If you're handy with a welder attaching a couple pipe rings to 6" long bolts will eliminate the need to remove the rocker assembly.




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Curt,

I don't quite understand what you mean.
I'm used to pipe rings being the light duty clamps used to hold water pipes to the ceiling joists.( pic )
My concept doesn't fit what you're saying.

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Sorry, I was referring to something like 1/2" wide slices of 3" heavy wall pipe or any suitable steel ring that will support the weight.


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found them eyebolts. gonna yank it outta there in tha morning.


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