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Thread: 6.2 on engine stand?

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    Will the typical arrangement of 4 tranny bolts on an engine stand support this engine? I have my 6.2 out and I want to R&R the timing chain and gears, valve cover gaskets and also possibly change the rear main seal. Any other regular maintenance issues I should perform at this point? My compression is good at 400 psi each cylinder.
    Thanks, Richard
    1964 GMC Suburban with 6.2L diesel and 700R4

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    Yes the four bolts work.
    I have an H type 1000lb stand.
    I am not sure if you would want to use one of the T type 500 or 750 stands.
    Pete
    6.2 NA, SM465, Dana 18, Saturn OD, Dana 60's all crammed into a 1970 Series IIa 88" Land Rover
    1998 K2500 Burb, relocated PSD, upgraded injectors, cold air intake.
    http://www.aloharovers.com

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    I used a T stand, but I wouldn't do it again. With the engine fully dressed, that thing has to weight nearly 850 pounds.

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    Thanks for the info. I just ordered a 2000 lb Troy folding stand from Maxtool for $90.00. I'm slightly amazed that four bolts can hold that thing up. I guess you need grade 8 bolts.
    1964 GMC Suburban with 6.2L diesel and 700R4

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