I chopped up a old m1000 pto motor mount plate and made a few mounts.
my motor mounts, used old m1000 pto plate.
- Thread starter WyoBoy1000
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You know I have to give you some credit for the willingness to cut some $hit up and try and improve. So hats off to ya.
But, do you think the mount on the PTO side will help much considering how long the lever arm is? Also the mount on the MAG side with only one bolt in the lower mount will want to twist pretty easy.
Thanks for the ideas, you never know what the "Fix" might me. And I am sure it will come from someone like you willing to cut and hack.
Again, keep working, it helps everyone.
Thunder
But, do you think the mount on the PTO side will help much considering how long the lever arm is? Also the mount on the MAG side with only one bolt in the lower mount will want to twist pretty easy.
Thanks for the ideas, you never know what the "Fix" might me. And I am sure it will come from someone like you willing to cut and hack.
Again, keep working, it helps everyone.
Thunder
Its more to try and stop the torque arm from moving up and down then anything.
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10-4. That would work for that movement. I was thinking it was for the horizontal movment not thinking about vertical.
So yea, won't hurt for sure.
Thunder
I think that some where in the equation you have use a nylon strap ratchet tie down--------- eventually ...........
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Looks good.
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disagree
I think that a metallic mount is much better... Y use a strap unless your experimenting... WYO waiting on a review on how it worked for you.. Similar looking mount to another one i seen with the motor painted orange but he used the tie rods and a bolt to hold the motor forward more i think. GREAT WORK FRIEND
I think that a metallic mount is much better... Y use a strap unless your experimenting... WYO waiting on a review on how it worked for you.. Similar looking mount to another one i seen with the motor painted orange but he used the tie rods and a bolt to hold the motor forward more i think. GREAT WORK FRIEND
