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From: cuhulin on 5 Mar 2010 21:32
If you are not going to reuse the engine anyway, no big problem to strip
off enough parts from the engine and remove it with Armstrong power.
cuhulin

From: TE Cheah on 15 Mar 2010 06:18
| If you are not going to reuse the engine anyway, no big problem to strip
| off enough parts from the engine and remove it with Armstrong power.

A workshop can run & verify *engine is good, then remove in
1 piece, so owner can sell * with this w-shop's certification of
condition when removed, to buyer. This way is more profitable
& uses less of owner's time / energy.


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