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glassdoctor · 08.18.2006, 07:39 PM

Sorry guys, there are no threaded holes in the back even though it looks like it. :)

I made little plastic "nuts" that fit tight into the motor holes. So the bracket helps secure the motor so it can't move around, but it's not really bolted to the motor. The brace just slips into the motor holes basicly. It was made for my C50 can which does have screws on both end of the can, and my 540C feigao which I drilled and tapped holes in the rear endbell.

That seemed like the slickest way to get some support for the rear of the motor without drilling holes or making a fancy motor brace.

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glassdoctor TEAM FUSION Offline Posts: 2,041 Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Iowa... Hawkeye country	08.18.2006, 07:39 PM Sorry guys, there are no threaded holes in the back even though it looks like it. :) I made little plastic "nuts" that fit tight into the motor holes. So the bracket helps secure the motor so it can't move around, but it's not really bolted to the motor. The brace just slips into the motor holes basicly. It was made for my C50 can which does have screws on both end of the can, and my 540C feigao which I drilled and tapped holes in the rear endbell. That seemed like the slickest way to get some support for the rear of the motor without drilling holes or making a fancy motor brace.