Best way to transport new 2F (1 Viewer)

[BBQ BOY]

Needing to pick up a 2F about 5 hours away. Whats the best way to transport it in the back of my truck? The makeshift Jig in this pic does not come with it.

 

[Mark Jennings]

Just a simple wooden buck…

 

[Casey E]

Needing to pick up a 2F about 5 hours away. Whats the best way to transport it in the back of my truck? The makeshift Jig in this pic does not come with it.

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What’s the deal with that bolt on front pulley ? Has me intrigued how it would work in a cruiser without smoking the radiator.

 

[BBQ BOY]

What’s the deal with that bolt on front pulley ? Has me intrigued how it would work in a cruiser without smoking the radiator.

Those “accessories” aren’t apart of the motor.

 

[Casey E]

Those “accessories” aren’t apart of the motor.

Any idea what it was used for ?

 

[pjohnson]

Go old school. Get an old tire, put the motor in the middle of the tire and strap it down.

That's how I moved an F motor once.

 

[3_puppies]

I usually use the tire trick with some ratchet straps
a local guy made a box using 2 x 10's, the ID fit the OD of the oil pan and it rested on the bolt rim

 

[ceylonfj40nut]

X3 on the tire trick. Use it often. Works well when strapped down.

 

[macdaddy59]

I also used the tire trick with some blocks on all sides to prevent roll over when strapped down.

 

[4Cruisers]

An old tire and ratchet straps works great.