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Topic: Chain the tranny to the jack?
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Primer GR40
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I dont have any chain, and cant see a good way of doing this. Can I just lower the jack and let it fall? Its already broken.
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Superdupercharged Cobra
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4RS FED
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sure for 220 shipped ![[patriot]](graemlins/patriot.gif)
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i have a twin turbo mustang and you don't!
Posts: 3686 | From: 650 | Registered: Nov 2002
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Blu50Stang
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Member # 489
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Just balance the tranny on the jack and drop it.
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Ross
'88 GT - 5.0&SF 4/04 | MM&FF 8/09 | MM&FF 79-93 Mustang Performance Cover 12/12
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Posts: 1916 | From: Not CA | Registered: Oct 2001
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the50ho
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if it's a t-5 or similar, you can jsut pull it out and use your arms. We've used jacks before and just basically "bench pressed" it out of there, and they really aren't that heavy.
You dont really need chains, just be careful if you're going to use a jack, and make sure it's balanced. It wont fall, and make sure you dont let it fall either!
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Motorcycles and airplanes. Might be time to get back in the Mustang game.
Posts: 4057 | From: Roseville, Ca (Sacramento) | Registered: Nov 2000
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Primer GR40
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Its an AOD. Dont know when ill get it out, I snapped two ratchets on the same bolt last night. Off to buy another. ![[Mad]](mad.gif)
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Superdupercharged Cobra
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