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Motor Mount-ing
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Re: Motor Mount-ing
by N111YX » Mon Apr 23, 2012 12:18 pm
That's good news, Andy. Add a third bolt for peace of mind. It's cheap, wont be visible, and you can sleep well...:)
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2010 Waiex 0082 (first flight May 2010)
Jabiru 3300 #1637 and #3035
Dynon D-180
Becker radios
Garmin GDL 82 ADS-B
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Based near Atlanta
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Re: Motor Mount-ing
by MichaelFarley56 » Mon Apr 23, 2012 4:04 pm
Yep I'm with Kip...add a third bolt and have the strongest motor mount install around that's perfectly straight!! I'm glad to hear your good news!
Mike Farley
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Re: Motor Mount-ing
by Andy Walker » Mon Apr 23, 2012 10:56 pm
MichaelFarley56 wrote:Yep I'm with Kip...add a third bolt and have the strongest motor mount install around that's perfectly straight!! I'm glad to hear your good news!
That's what's gonna happen. 8-)
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Re: Motor Mount-ing
by Andy Walker » Thu Apr 26, 2012 11:10 am
Here it is, the fancy super strong extra bolt upper motor mount bracket!
I offset the additional screw about 1/8"...provides additional material on the backside that was in question, but stays well clear from the front of the mount bracket to make sure there is plenty of material there for support. After drilling the holes to full 1/4" size, I realized I probably didn't need the additional screw as Kerry said, but this does provide a nice warm fuzzy. I did the same on both sides. You can see the remains of the sharpie lines I used to measure and center the hole between the original screws.
I offset the additional screw about 1/8"...provides additional material on the backside that was in question, but stays well clear from the front of the mount bracket to make sure there is plenty of material there for support. After drilling the holes to full 1/4" size, I realized I probably didn't need the additional screw as Kerry said, but this does provide a nice warm fuzzy. I did the same on both sides. You can see the remains of the sharpie lines I used to measure and center the hole between the original screws.
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