Big cam 3 400

Just looked at my Freightliner shop manual from 1979 and it says the 3406B weighs 3190 lbs. so if you pulled that out you’ve got the Cummins licked.

 

I'd guess around 3,000. It was slow going bringing mine home from the shop. I had it on a small flatbed behind my '87 F150. To take it back to the shop after the rebuild I had a friend with a 1 ton drive

 

I always seem to need way more than necessary. Getting close enough with a smaller loader or fork truck is tough.

 

If you need another lifting bracket I've got one kicking around somewhere

 

I use a 5K forklift at work and separate engines from transmissions. Getting as close as I can usually still can't steer because pulls weight off the back of it. Good 8K service truck crane is awesome. We have one but don't use it inside because you #### near forget your name from the exhaust fumes. I used it when pulling a motor on our Case 160 excavator and it was cats meow.

 

I have fork extensions for my forklift. Good enough for an extra 16” of reach. But most of time I’m dealing with salvage trucks so 95% of the time fuel tanks, boxes, and brackets are pulled off out of the way first.

 

The isolators may be a chassis part. Try the truck manufacturer for the appropriate isolator to that installation.