MaxPower - I just got out of the hospital from surgery. Sorry for lateness of this reply.
I was looking at the fit of the mounts when I made that statement. I'd personally want my front and rear mounts as near to perpendicular to the frame as possible. I also said it before I knew of the custom front mount that's available from SBP's
On the attached pic I highlighted the angle the rear takes when the front is nearly perpendicular. With some good pourable resin like Chockfast Chockfast Marine - Industrial Grouts, Adhesives, Repair Products and Coatings and some innovative dam building or some intricate machine work to build angled spacers, is how I see it could be done in a Worksman frame.
It took both front & rear SBP mounts in my case to make it work.
I was looking at the fit of the mounts when I made that statement. I'd personally want my front and rear mounts as near to perpendicular to the frame as possible. I also said it before I knew of the custom front mount that's available from SBP's
On the attached pic I highlighted the angle the rear takes when the front is nearly perpendicular. With some good pourable resin like Chockfast Chockfast Marine - Industrial Grouts, Adhesives, Repair Products and Coatings and some innovative dam building or some intricate machine work to build angled spacers, is how I see it could be done in a Worksman frame.
It took both front & rear SBP mounts in my case to make it work.
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. Runs good even on the 16:1 mix from last year. Only issue I have is the motor will just cut out for no apparent reason but it will startright back up. Working on that one.
