approximate weight of h22 engine???

[dj_ender]

I see what you did there.

[Accrdwgnguy]

make your life easier, just rent a small utility trailer from uhaul. The smallest one they have should be fine. Your truck has a receiver hitch right?

This way its far easier to load and unload; plus you don't have to worry about messing up your interior.

[deevergote]

I transported my A20A in the back of my friend's 1st gen Fit. I transported my other A20A in the back of my friend's F150.

Moving an engine on a pallet on and off of a pickup truck is SIMPLE if you have some long poles and two reasonably strong guys.

[Deme_cb7]

thanx for the help every one , i'm just gonna go for it ,i have a tarp to lay over my seats hopefully it'll go well and ill have that h22 in my cb7 in no time,

btw did i post this in the wrong place??? it seems like my post was moved??

[deevergote]

Yes, it was moved from OT to the technical section by a moderator... which actually works in your favor. OT wasn't really the wrong place, but the question is technical enough to be posted in this section.

Anyway, i suggest removing your back seat, rather than putting the engine on it. The weight and sharp edges will probably do damage. I'd say remove the back seat, and maybe even the passenger seat, put an old tire on the floor for cushioning and stability, and you should be fine.

[ssondubs]

about 700-760lbs.you should be fine i fit my motor and trans in the back seat of my 4dr..she squated some but was fine.

Big block Chevy would be close to 700#s

[BlitzCB7]

My buddy stuffed two F20Bs in to his 2dr CB lol
Took out the passenger seat to make room for one with the exhaust and intake manifold removed, and the other was in the trunk. I'm sure the expedition can handle it.

[Deme_cb7]

Yes, it was moved from OT to the technical section by a moderator... which actually works in your favor. OT wasn't really the wrong place, but the question is technical enough to be posted in this section.

Anyway, i suggest removing your back seat, rather than putting the engine on it. The weight and sharp edges will probably do damage. I'd say remove the back seat, and maybe even the passenger seat, put an old tire on the floor for cushioning and stability, and you should be fine.

ok thanx i was just wondering and yes i did get an old tire lol i seen them do that at the local jy when they sell engines, thanx i will be heading out to buy my engine today after work , hopefully all goes well

[deevergote]

Big block Chevy would be close to 700#s

Yeah, big iron block. The older ones had iron heads even, didn't they?

My buddy stuffed two F20Bs in to his 2dr CB lol
Took out the passenger seat to make room for one with the exhaust and intake manifold removed, and the other was in the trunk. I'm sure the expedition can handle it.

Yeah, acclude91 showed up to a big meet with two engines AND a hoist. He was offering to sell the engines and do the swap right there during the 3 day meet (Nashville, I think it was... CB7tuner's first HUGE meet.) Although Pat had a tendency to do things that were seemingly impossible... the dude has a talent for that!

[H22znt]

me and my 150 lb buddie carried a h22 nd tranny from the garage to porch(about 50 feet), it was heavy but didnt feel like no 700 lbs heavy lol

[GhostAccord]

Big block Chevy would be close to 700#s

Close but still not 700! I can move my 500 BB chev block around by myself. the block itself is lighter than a 350 block to be honest with you. Iron everything! Head, block and intake manifold. The intake manifold probably weighs more than both the heads.......wide block V8!


Based on current cast aluminum scrap prices. I'd put the bare block, head and intake @ 100-120lb

[browncali]

wait....... u fit an h22 in the back of ur cb7??? lol

it fit perfect