Dave's 1978 FJ40 long restoration project

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You should have been here when I moved the shipping container with 6 pipes and a wrecking bar!:censor:


I moved a 500 lb fireplace insert across a wooden deck, up a wooden ramp and 20' across a concrete slab, by myself, using four 1" pipe lengths, a 6' sissy bar and a young goat.

Well, I really didn't use a young goat, it just sounded good... but, I should have had help... probably why I had back surgery a few months ago.

Glad y'all got it loaded and didn't get hurt!!
 
I told Marc we should have his wife recording it but we were already 75% the way up. That's when you realize you might have made a mistake but you can't go back. :bang:


I moved a 500 lb fireplace insert across a wooden deck, up a wooden ramp and 20' across a concrete slab, by myself, using four 1" pipe lengths, a 6' sissy bar and a young goat.

Well, I really didn't use a young goat, it just sounded good... but, I should have had help... probably why I had back surgery a few months ago.

Glad y'all got it loaded and didn't get hurt!!
 
FYI Someone replied to your weight question, in "what did you do to your landcruiser this week"... 880 lbs
Thanks Danny, I saw that reply after my question here.
 
880 is 400kg. I need to get an engine stand but don't want to buy more than necessary.
But 400 is a bit to close to the limit of the cheap ones.
 
Finally found some time to set the motor. :rolleyes:

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Dave, that's so clean and beautiful, I think you drive it without the body!!!

I noticed the round stool behind the bellhousing.:hmm:

There's too much room in that garage! You need another project.:p
 
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