05-20-2015, 07:30 PM
How about a motor bracket soldered to the contact tab on the truck (where you marked the F).
Rotate the motor case so the brush connections are on one side for swing clearance, and glue with silicon.
I use zap-ties to hold until the silicon dries.
You might need some weight on the front of the bracket for balance, but with only one truck for drive that would be a good thing.
This guy has a wealth of info, including the motor you're using;
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Dan M
Rotate the motor case so the brush connections are on one side for swing clearance, and glue with silicon.
I use zap-ties to hold until the silicon dries.
You might need some weight on the front of the bracket for balance, but with only one truck for drive that would be a good thing.
This guy has a wealth of info, including the motor you're using;
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Dan M