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Nearly Normal Jimmy

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Since: May 31, 2005
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(Msg. 1) Posted: Tue May 31, 2005 8:08 pm
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i have a '71 Bus sitting in my garage. it has no engine, right now the
rear end is up on jack stands at the jack points and a third jack stand
is supporting the transaxle. i guess for reasons i don't know, VW
decided that the transaxle needs the engine in with its crossmember
support for the transaxle to be secure (this started with the '71, i
think)

so...i need to move the vehicle, tow it to another location. putting in
an engine, which i don't have, in order to secure the transaxle and
move it is not an option.

any ideas??

Jim

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tricky

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(Msg. 2) Posted: Wed Jun 01, 2005 5:55 am
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You could take the tranny out !

You could 'tie' the tranny up.

You could make a support bar that runs from side to side and under the
tranny.

oh yeah - it was 68 with the 1st bays they did this.

Rich


Nearly Normal Jimmy wrote:

 > i have a '71 Bus sitting in my garage. it has no engine, right now the
 > rear end is up on jack stands at the jack points and a third jack stand
 > is supporting the transaxle. i guess for reasons i don't know, VW
 > decided that the transaxle needs the engine in with its crossmember
 > support for the transaxle to be secure (this started with the '71, i
 > think)
 >
 > so...i need to move the vehicle, tow it to another location. putting in
 > an engine, which i don't have, in order to secure the transaxle and
 > move it is not an option.
 >
 > any ideas??
 >
 > Jim<!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->

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(Msg. 3) Posted: Wed Jun 01, 2005 9:08 am
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"Nearly Normal Jimmy" <NNJ.TakeThisOut@FUBAR.org> wrote in message
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You can cut a 2x4 to a couple feet long. Drill 3/4" holes in each end, then
string a chain through it. Bolt the chain ends to support each side of
tranny to hold it in place.
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Nearly Normal Jimmy

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(Msg. 4) Posted: Wed Jun 01, 2005 9:48 am
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In article <119rgbaeb6uo8ac RemoveThis @news.supernews.com>, johnboy
<okaynow RemoveThis @nospam.no> wrote:

 > "Nearly Normal Jimmy" <NNJ RemoveThis @FUBAR.org> wrote in message
 > news:310520052008264361%NNJ@FUBAR.org...
 >
 > You can cut a 2x4 to a couple feet long. Drill 3/4" holes in each end, then
 > string a chain through it. Bolt the chain ends to support each side of
 > tranny to hold it in place.
 >
 >
thanks much for the suggestions, guys.

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