Thanks guys. I wasn't sure how I was going to get under it, or even move it out of the shop. Neither of my kids were around today, so I clamped part of an engine stand base to the front perch with c clamps, and picked up the rear like a wheelbarrow and wheeled it out the door. Oriiginally, I was going to use an engine stand on each end to make a rotisserie, but the high kickup in the rear killed that plan, so the cherry picker was the only shot I had at it. I kept hoping it wouldn't fall off of the front perch, but luckily is stayed there.

I would have loved to suspend it with the gantry, but my Son has so much household stuff stored in the front of the shop I even had trouble getting the frame past it. Can't wait til he gets settled and that stuff goes away.

Necessity is the Mother of Invention, I guess.

Don