| o quiet, I'm hesitant to disturb the peace......  :-)
I have decided to construct some type of apparatus to
enable me to single-handedly remove engines from my
cars.  I have used a 'store bought' engine puller in the 
past.  I like them, but don't have the space to store one
when it's unused.  I think I want to build a permanent
"gallows" type arrangement out of wood.  This will be used
primarily for Spitfire engines, not very heavy (2 people can
easily lift one with a 2X4).
Any words of wisdom, tips, things to avoid etc.?
I am especially interested in what to use for the 'hoisting'
mechanism.  I don't think I want a chain hoist.  Probably
some type of 'come-along' cable-ratchet seems to be
about right.  I am not concerned about the lifting point being
'fixed' although I realize that's a disadvantage.  The car is
easily pushed around by hand.
Thanks in advance,
Bob Sykes   -  - -     __,@_\____    
'78 Spitfires -  --    }-0-----0->     
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