Removing the engine from the frame

[@user-Petey]

In 1973 I was a Honda certified trained technician. I used to pull these engines out in 20 minutes by myself. Now I'm 70 and can't lift 70 pounds. My all time goat bike.

[@theseasonedrider]

Hey Petey, What would you say was the most common reason to pull these engines back then?

[@swamppifi6186]

I had an original Honda manual, it suggested to lay the bike over on its side and lift the chassis of the motor with an engine hoist, this is how I do it, saves my back trying to lift out side ways

[@theseasonedrider]

That’s a great way to do it. Thanks for watching.

[@JimCamel37]

good morning! having my morning coffee and watching your video. i am a big fan of motor bikes. so i enjoy watching this kind of content :) your doin a great job keep it up! how many stroke engine is that now? also i liked and subscribed! i got me an old 1981 yamaha Xt250 ( the Rambo bike ) and a Kawasaki Klx140L 2013 ! i replaced alot of parts on em and both are looking alot Cleaner & ride alot smoother. tho i never removed an engine i mostly did small things like Brakepads, sprockets,chains , bearings, Battery ,air filter & basic maintenance. etc. im from Central Cape breton island.

[@theseasonedrider]

Good morning Jim. Loved my ride on Cape Breton on the Old Wing. The Rambo bike. Worthy. It’s a 750 bored .02 over with a Wisco piston kit. Thanks for watching.

[@JimCamel37]

@@theseasonedrider yup i got some videos on my channel of me riding it through my community & some rivers! very solid Bike. hauls me and my gf around like no big deal. best bike i ever got :) Have a great day ! keep on keeping on friend.