pede tranny idea
 

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Yep, looks nice....but seems like too much work for something that didnt really need improvement.

What was your reason for this?

looks good man, now it looks like a stealth congrats

That will make mesh adjustment a breeze! Good work!

good idea. now you dont have to worry about the screws sinkin into the plastic when puttin the motor on

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i used to have that problem so i put some big washers on befor it pit the screw in so it woulent sink into the plastic"thumbsup":lol:

Did you make the plate from scrap aluminum, or is it already a motor plate for something else?

Either way, nice work. "thumbsup"

over kill or not i like it someone should put up for production

very nice. looks like it gives it a smaller footprint, too....

i used to have something like that but smaller, but i bought mine at my lhs. if anybody knows what it is then please tell me, i would love to get another. i bought it a few years ago and cant remember who makes it.
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I have always used washers when mounting the motor. I guess that is why I have not experienced the sinking problem...

I did it trying to get rid of some unnessesary plastic on the pede tranny. I still need to trim some more of the excess fat off the aluminum plate but it's a start. Once I have it the way I like I probably will put it into production. I also made just a plate to keep the screws from sinking into the plastic. This will probably also go into production.
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I am also supposed to be getting the quotes back on my axle c's tomorrow. I have prints for 5, 10, 15, and 20 degree ones. Pictured are the 20 degree ones.
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Nice work!"thumbsup"


But probably need to keep any/all discussion about going into production on the down-low until you get a vendor's star.;-)

Thanks