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  1. 05-31-2013 06:45 AM

    Thread: Building a Flathead for the very first time

    by rspears
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    No, you can stand the crank up vertical on a...

    No, you can stand the crank up vertical on a sturdy, level surface if it will stand on it's own. You do NOT want to "prop it up in a corner" or it will tend to bend with gravity.
  2. 05-19-2013 04:19 PM

    Thread: Building a Flathead for the very first time

    by rspears
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    At the Chevy dealership parts department cranks...

    At the Chevy dealership parts department cranks were stored standing up on the rear flange to eliminate any potential bowing of the crank.
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