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Old 27-10-2015, 07:33   #16
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Re: Lifting engine on main halyard
I just hoisted it up, pulling or pushing the halyard to direct the load through the companionway. EZPZ.
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Re: Lifting engine on main halyard
An engine leveler is very handy for final positioning.
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Thanks everybody. Final solution was engine on pallet lifted to hatch height on forklift. Then very simple lower on main halliard. A strop thru the mast base block for protection. Dead easy.



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Well done. Isn't it always that the jobs we think will be difficult turn out easy and the jobs we think will be easy turn out to be difficult?
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