Dave Brown Vibra Damp T Beam

[John Gausby]

If you can figure out some way to install a nose ring , that will cure the
sag. It will also stop the variable thrust caused by the wobbling crankshaft.

The rubber isulators on these mounts should be replaced after 100 flights or
so, although i've seen some last over 400.

I have found that the Dubro (braided steel cable) throttle linkage works best
with Dave Brown soft mounts. The cable is very flexable and strong. If you
have a solid push-rod? Well...I don't recommend it......it will bind and
eventually break................JG

On Sun, 01 Dec 2002 08:33:16 -0600 Jerry Wilson <jerrywil at swbell.net> wrote:

> I have 
> this mount on an ENYA 1.2 4 stroke.  The
> engine is mounted sideways.  
> My problem is that the engine sags in the mount
> so that the alignment is lost 
> after it is run.  This caused a bind in
> the throttle linkage.  Is this 
> a common problem with this mount?  The
> screws are very 
> tight.
>  
> I 
> would appreciate any advice  from anyone
> with experience with this 
> mount.
>  
> thanks,
> Jerry 
> 
> 
>    

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