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11.07.2005, 01:24 AM

Hi,

Here is a preview pic of the work in progress motor bracket I am thinking of using for the buggy conversion. Basically, because I want to use the mechanical brake, I have to make an extension shaft so that the motor will not interfere with the rear brake disc. This complicates things a little.

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11.07.2005, 01:25 AM

hmm, pic didn't turn up. Let's try again
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11.07.2005, 07:05 PM

that is a lot more manufacturing then the savage motor mount. looks good.

Are you going to be running a 2 speed? is that why you are going to use the mechanical break? and i sent you an email too.


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11.07.2005, 09:03 PM

Hi,

Mechanical brake is just personal preference. Not evenn sure whether it is better or not.


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11.16.2005, 10:30 AM

Some updates of this project. I have just received the motor mounts in pieces & done a loose fit to see if everything is ok. Here are some pics.

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11.16.2005, 12:57 PM

Great work Joeling!! you made it yourself? or was it made by mr constructor? good to see, you used a bearing to hold the long shaft..
   
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11.16.2005, 07:52 PM

hi Serum,

Thanks for your comments. I had a local machinist fabricate this for me based on my crude drawings.

The bearing used is the type used in nitro engines. I figured that with the extension shaft, I need the extra support at the other end. This was done out of neccessity.

I am using 15T pinion & 46T spur. I think this is too tall a gearing. I cannot seem to locate my 14T pinion. So I am trying to get some from Mike. I think I will switch to 13T while I wait for the 14T. What do you think ?

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11.29.2005, 10:17 AM

Hi,

The conversion is nearly done. Still waiting for the battery straps (hint hint Mike) & body need to be painted & the cooling fan battery need to be attached.

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Your project looks sweet. That Mr. Constructor kit looks AMAZING!
   
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