This is an interesting piece with a story. This PDF file popped up somewhere on a CD of Scenicruiser info somebody sent me when I first got my bus. It's an engineering drawing of the dolly Greyhound used to remove the engines from the Scenicruiser. It's said 2 guys could do it in 45 min. I planned on building one. In looking closely at the drawing I saw it had a company name of who drew it and I decided I should send them a little money for using their drawing to build one. It was a lot of work to create that. Well, it turns out, the guy lives near me in Tucson. I called him and we chatted for a bit. When I told him I was going to build one off his plans he said.... "Do you want to buy the one the drawing was made off of?", and I said....uh? Well sure!!! So, I bought the original, derusted it and got the jacks working and I've used it a couple of times. Works as advertised but..... a smooth concrete floor is recommended.

I'm going to work on getting this drawing dimensioned. Since I never built one, I just didn't notice there aren't any dimensions on it.

There are a number of "supplements" that were part of the original manual. Most people don't have them are aren't even aware they exist. Here they are.

There are a number of "supplements" that were part of the original manual. Most people don't have them are aren't even aware they exist. Here they are.

There are a number of "supplements" that were part of the original manual. Most people don't have them are aren't even aware they exist. Here they are.

There are a number of "supplements" that were part of the original manual. Most people don't have them are aren't even aware they exist. Here they are.