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VanHanlon YaBB Newbies Offline SuzukiSavage.com Rocks! Posts: 7 Massachusetts Gender:	Engine/Transmission weight 08/04/10 at 17:43:30 Anybody know how much the engine/transmission unit weighs on the S40? Thanks, Jonathan
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verslagen1 YaBB Moderator ModSquad Offline Where there's a will, I want to be in it. Posts: 28884 L.A. California Gender:	Re: Engine/Transmission weight Reply #1 - 08/04/10 at 17:56:27 close to 100 lbs dry. less head and cyl, starter and carb.
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serenity3743 Serious Thumper Offline Striving to better, oft we mar what's well Posts: 778 Black Mountain, NC Gender:	Re: Engine/Transmission weight Reply #2 - 08/06/10 at 05:20:28 Real heavy!
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T Mack 1 - FSO Serious Thumper Alliance Member Offline sold 2001 LS650 for a 1986 XLH1100 Posts: 2919 Emmaus,Pa Gender:	Re: Engine/Transmission weight Reply #3 - 08/06/10 at 19:24:56 serenity3743 wrote on 08/06/10 at 05:20:28: Real heavy! Agree, very hard to lift into the bike by one's self..... Trust me. but......the best way is to get an old blanket or comforter, drain the fluids, then lay the bike down on it. Unbolt the engine, then lift the frame off the engine. To reinstall, do it in reverse.
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Re: Engine/Transmission weight
Reply #4 - 08/06/10 at 19:43:53

T Mack 1 - FSO wrote on 08/06/10 at 19:24:56:

serenity3743 wrote on 08/06/10 at 05:20:28:

Real heavy!

Agree, very hard to lift into the bike by one's self..... Trust me.

but......the best way is to get an old blanket or comforter, drain the fluids, then lay the bike down on it. Unbolt the engine, then lift the frame off the engine. To reinstall, do it in reverse.

That's the way I do it.

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