First photo - shocking - is forward progress in reverse. Made me sad to see her guts on the floor again! Taking her down to rebuild from the back sprocket forward.
When we originally started the build not all parts were available and as such not everything was aligned intended. The previously designed system would have worked. Its design was not flawed. Its appearance was less than desirable and detracted so much so from the final build that it was tossed aside.
Unfortunately (and obviously) we are unable to cut precision machine holes with our HF drill press. The machine shops machinist we barter with has not any time to cut two holes for a few days - this is because we are attempting to have these holes cut on the hush hush.
Photo two, precision fit front engine mount. This mount will be one with the frame. No bolting all welded in place. This will mark the first solid mount ever produced by Rat's Laboratory.
Photo three, shows the rear fit to the seat post. Note the offset. The other plate was not offset. This offset is required for the redesign and will be understood in upcoming post.
Photo four, shoes the box that will house the axel shaft, clutch and cast iron pulley. The boxed steel is the part that is waiting the machine cuts for the bearing assemblies shown in the previous post sitting on the sketch pad.