how do you attach motor mount
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The motor mount is screwed on, the firewall is glued on to the foam. Note motor directionRemove the propellerRemove nose coneRemove motor mountRemove motor from mount (watch the red washers on the back of the mount)Disconnect wires from ESCReverse for assembly (double check motor direction before installing propeller) Corey
1962878
There is a plastic nose plate that covers the whole front of the plane that the motor mount screws into.
1962879
It's four screws that attach the mount to the bulkhead and four screws that attach the motor to the motor mount. You will also have to remove the cowl to access the mount.
1962880
The motor mount is screwed on, the firewall is glued on to the foam. Note motor direction Remove the propeller Remove nose cone Remove motor mount Remove motor from mount (watch the red washers on the back of the mount) Disconnect wires from ESC Reverse for assembly (double check motor direction before installing propeller) Corey
768383
There should be a mounting kit made for your specific model purchased separately.
446950
I attached a Sevylor electric motor to my Colossus-3 with a motor mount and it worked fine. The motor has very little power.Good luck!Paul
870367
I'm not sure I understand the question. This is the housing. The motor attaches right to it.
2090834
Friend, I have no idea to your inquiry. My son mounted the motor and it has performed great. Seems to me the manufacture of the the motor could answer the question, sorry, del
1218472
I Had a similar problem. The chain guard wouldn't let me mount the motor low enough to attach It to the bottom rail. I bought a new bracket from kingsmotorbike.com . They have just about any part you would ever need. You could possibly get a longer bolt from home depot . You may have to get creative . Goodluck
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like Brian said---I'm not sure exactly what you want to know? Are you asking whether any part of the engine extends beyond the plane of the mounting flange in a vertical direction? Are you concerned with the 'width' or the 'length' of the motor in relation to the size of the mounting flange? Can you give us more detail about your area of concern? What I can tell you is that the mounting flange itself is a little larger than the flange on the motor that it replaced---so I had to construct an adaptor plate to accomplish the installation.
1226427
you will need 2 of them, one for each. Best is to install at the back the base ( motor). Let me know if you have any more questions and good luck.
220915
Mine was attached with a set screw. However, it required a longer than normal Allen wrench to go through the fan blade drum to get to the set screw. An automotive shop where I've had my vehicles serviced for years had a set of long wrenches. They were able to get the fan drum off the old motor and attach it to the new motor for me.
1027551
Use this motor mount http://www.smallpartscnc.com/o The one that in thekit I rec'd was not good. Fantastic flying airplane on wheels and floats
1027550
Use this motor mount http://www.smallpartscnc.com/o The one that in the kit I rec'd was not good. Fantastic flying airplane on wheels and floats
1401736
I removed the motor form the housing bracket which included two bolts and the snap-in electrical plug. I then had someone hold the motor gear on a work bench over a hole that would allow the roll pin to pass through. Then the pin was tapped out of the motor shaft using a hammer and a drive pin punch of the correct diameter i.e. slightly smaller than the pin.
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I could not tell you how to mount it, but I can tell you that it is plenty powerful. It is the only motor that I use on my vintage 12' x 5' Aluminum Ouachita jonboat with two heavy adults with the largest battery I could find along with about 50 ponds of gear and it gets us around great. Hope you have fun. I would strongly recommend this motor.
267725
Just the battery leads need soldered. The brass looking holes are 4mm bullet connectors. You would just need to get 4mm bullet connectors for your motor leads. It should fit fine.
1699649
It is a Kit that you have to mount. I liked it. You will need to buy a motor, servo and radio control to start it.
1822135
I got mine off with a flat screwdriver, but use a vise to hold motor or you'll end up stabbing your self. Trust me
1549440
Nope. It mounts with a U shaped bracket, which the motor cover would screw onto .