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Bolting the yoke or whatever you use to the engine first is a big plus. Then you just have to slide it into the stand. We also discovered you can go a step farther. Bolt the yoke on and then flip the stand over on its side so you can insert the engine into the stand sleeve. Then pick the whole mess up. The stand isn't all that heavy, swings around so the wheels are pointing down, and you just set the whole thing on the ground. Saves the alignment trouble. |
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