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Phil Griffin · , 10:07 AM

Ok...
I thought I'd stored this information somewhere, but I cannot find it.
Several folks sell engine mounts, including one Company that has a design which includes a portion of the mount that goes on the backside of the motor box, (firewall) and "sandwiches" the wooden firewall (for lack of a better term) and includes metal tubes that go through the firewall to prevent compression of same.
Who sells this mount?

Thanks,
Phil

ghoffman · , 10:16 AM

I think Kelly Payne?

Phil Griffin · , 10:21 AM

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Originally Posted by ghoffman

I think Kelly Payne?

Gary, is he the 3DRC Hobbies Fellow?
If so, I checked there and his don't look like the ones I saw.

tande · , 12:12 PM

Not this .....?

Phil Griffin · , 12:18 PM

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Originally Posted by tande

Not this .....?

That's not it either unfortunately.
Pretty cool though...

dshriver · , 02:06 PM

White Rose

Cryhavoc38 · 03:54 PM

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Originally Posted by dshriver

White Rose

I bet you are right on the money

http://www.whiteroseeng.com/products/rst.html

orthobird · , 06:17 PM

I have one of those, and with a DA 200 on front. after 70 flights, has not come loose. the 4 tabs on this back mount has threads, so my 4 mounting bolts, i believe 6 mm, screw into them, and that is only thing holding it in!!

LOL!!

I know, ball-sy, and that plate is quite thin too. Weighs almost nothing. But strong!

ghoffman · , 06:30 PM

Nice design, especially if you glue that on with Hysol EA-120, 3M 2216, etc. The adhesive would totally distribute the loads.

Phil Griffin · , 08:06 PM

YES YES YES!!!!!
You people are Geniuses....
I have been wracking my pea-brain all day trying to remember where I saw that thing.
Thanks so much!

Phil

Phil Griffin · , 08:55 PM

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Originally Posted by orthobird

I have one of those, and with a DA 200 on front. after 70 flights, has not come loose. the 4 tabs on this back mount has threads, so my 4 mounting bolts, i believe 6 mm, screw into them, and that is only thing holding it in!!

LOL!!

I know, ball-sy, and that plate is quite thin too. Weighs almost nothing. But strong!

Cam, are the bolts the same size as the normal bolts I'd use in a DA-150?

orthobird · , 09:27 PM

Yes. That mount I have is for the 150,170,200

All use 6 'mm or 1/4-20 bolts

Have a happy thanksgiving

Phil Griffin · , 09:36 PM

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Originally Posted by orthobird

Yes. That mount I have is for the 150,170,200

All use 6 'mm or 1/4-20 bolts

Have a happy thanksgiving

Thanks.
And same to you my Friend. ;-)

orthobird · , 08:04 AM

Here it is Phil, I found the pictures....

Phil Griffin · , 10:40 AM

Ok, so it has metal tubes that go through the firewall, which are just slightly shorter than the wood is thick? I've never used these, sorry.

11-23-2016, 10:07 AM #1
Phil Griffin
Phil Griffin Sponsored by my wife & girls United States, AL, Mountain Brook Joined Jun 2008 10,276 Posts	Question Trying to locate a particular gas engine mount. Ok... I thought I'd stored this information somewhere, but I cannot find it. Several folks sell engine mounts, including one Company that has a design which includes a portion of the mount that goes on the backside of the motor box, (firewall) and "sandwiches" the wooden firewall (for lack of a better term) and includes metal tubes that go through the firewall to prevent compression of same. Who sells this mount? Thanks, Phil

11-24-2016, 08:04 AM #14
orthobird
orthobird I used to hammer at 1500 feet United States, LA, Shreveport Joined Apr 2012 9,044 Posts	Here it is Phil, I found the pictures.... Images View all Images in thread Views: 96 Whiterose mount back plate with threaded studs. As you can see, it says 150, but it will work with a DA 150/170 or 200. Views: 90 SWB mount up front. Views: 94 Custom painted DA 200 Light version. Views: 94

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11-23-2016, 10:16 AM #2
ghoffman
ghoffman Registered User United States, FL, Jupiter Joined Nov 2009 11,566 Posts	I think Kelly Payne?

11-23-2016, 12:12 PM #4
tande
tande Registered User United States, MI, Millington Joined Sep 2008 1,832 Posts	Not this .....?

11-23-2016, 02:06 PM #6
dshriver
dshriver Registered User United States, TX, Cypress Joined Oct 2014 1,165 Posts	White Rose

11-23-2016, 06:17 PM #8
orthobird
orthobird I used to hammer at 1500 feet United States, LA, Shreveport Joined Apr 2012 9,044 Posts	I have one of those, and with a DA 200 on front. after 70 flights, has not come loose. the 4 tabs on this back mount has threads, so my 4 mounting bolts, i believe 6 mm, screw into them, and that is only thing holding it in!! LOL!! I know, ball-sy, and that plate is quite thin too. Weighs almost nothing. But strong!

11-23-2016, 06:30 PM #9
ghoffman
ghoffman Registered User United States, FL, Jupiter Joined Nov 2009 11,566 Posts	Nice design, especially if you glue that on with Hysol EA-120, 3M 2216, etc. The adhesive would totally distribute the loads.

11-23-2016, 08:06 PM #10
Phil Griffin
Phil Griffin Sponsored by my wife & girls United States, AL, Mountain Brook Joined Jun 2008 10,276 Posts	YES YES YES!!!!! You people are Geniuses.... I have been wracking my pea-brain all day trying to remember where I saw that thing. Thanks so much! Phil

11-23-2016, 09:27 PM #12
orthobird
orthobird I used to hammer at 1500 feet United States, LA, Shreveport Joined Apr 2012 9,044 Posts	Yes. That mount I have is for the 150,170,200 All use 6 'mm or 1/4-20 bolts Have a happy thanksgiving

11-24-2016, 10:40 AM #15
Phil Griffin
Phil Griffin Sponsored by my wife & girls United States, AL, Mountain Brook Joined Jun 2008 10,276 Posts	Ok, so it has metal tubes that go through the firewall, which are just slightly shorter than the wood is thick? I've never used these, sorry.

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