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In Reply to: Re: motorcycle engine inboard posted by youngjimhawkins on September 10, 2003 at 08:17:41:
What if I put a sprocket on the shaft and then ran a chain to the motor. Or could I put a collar on the prop side of one of the pillow block bearings to keep thrust off of the motor/gearbox shaft? would it be a good idea to remove the gearbox/transmission from the motor or will I need the different speeds? I suppose reverse is out of the question. Do you have any suggestions for mounting the motor?Thank you so much for your reply!!
Tommy
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