I'm getting an engine freighted and was wondering if anybody knows how much the TRX 850 engine weighs?
Thanks in advance
Anton.
Engine weight?
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monaro_77
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M.V.
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Re: Engine weight?
Around 80kg from the depths of my very fuzzy memory... Packed weight will no doubt be higher if it's on a pallet, plus the cubic will be bigger. Can the seller not give you the info?
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monaro_77
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Re: Engine weight?
I have the measurements just wondering on a weight to get an accurate quote
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Re: Engine weight?
its bloody heavy - i thought about 100kg
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Stu99
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Re: Engine weight?
Nah, 80kg ish is about right. They are still relatively easy to pick up carry around, plonk up on a workbench etc. Moved my couple of engines around a bunch of times.
It must be true, I read it on the internet.
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SDN
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Re: Engine weight?
well you obviously had your shredded wheat -from floor to bench, I needed a chain lift - I dont think by back would have taken it and now i have a chain lift in my garage - which is a bonus
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Stu99
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Yeh, I was made for lifting, not for thinking.SDN wrote:well you obviously had your shredded wheat -from floor to bench, I needed a chain lift - I dont think by back would have taken it and now i have a chain lift in my garage - which is a bonus
It must be true, I read it on the internet.