Subject: Engine mounts
From: Rotary Engine
Date: 6/3/2009, 10:38 AM
To: AAA Put this in the To box


Paul,   next week I will celebrate my 68th birthday.  So far it has
been fun.

  One change I am going to make is that I will no longer supply
complete motor mounts.

I am very interested in supplying a kit which includes the s-beam, oil
pan and rear beam ready to bolt on with the appropriate Barry
Mounts.   This is for the 13B, the Renesis, and the 20B. I have
templates for all these.  Once these are bolted to the engine and the
engine is jigged in place in front of the fuselage,  it is just  a
matter of fitting the tubes. I have built a number of engine mounts in
this manner and it is difficult to go wrong.

  BTW, while I prefer TIG welding, perfectly adequate welds can be
done with a mig welder or Oxy/Actl.   For those who cannot weld, it is
fun to learn and local community colleges have courses, the EAA is
ready to  help, there are a ton of books and videos to show the way.
Just practice  until your welds are good enough for aircraft,  usually
a couple of hours is enough.   Or a local gun slinger can be hired.

Jerry


Sorry to hear that Jerry. What are you going to do with the jig?
Do you know a local welder than can take over the jig. Keep me informed.

Paul Lamar



Happy birthday Jerry.

I hope you stick around for a long time.
If welding and shop work becomes a bit more strenuous, just do the odd
one for fun and take your time. Don't give delivery dates. :)

We would miss you if you just quit like that.

Rolf




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