Unfortunately not. Pretty much all of the carts Iāve seen are rear axle driven. That being said, since our esk8 decks pivot with respect to the hangers, we canāt use the deck to mount motors. Since the frame doesnāt pivot separately from the axle on a cart, you can pretty much stick a motor anywhere you can attach a mount to. Just a separate square tube frame welded in parallel to the axle would make a great motor mounting point.
Iād love to have it, but donāt have access to welding for motor mounts lol. Would buy it in a heart beat if it wasnāt hard to slap some motor mounts on.
The problem with the brushed motors is similar to our issues with different motor bolt patterns. As soon as you go bigger, they change the pattern and the shaft is offset further.
2 big 63xx motors would be plenty fun but 2 80xx motors would be a blast.
Might be possible to design and machine some kind of mounting plate maybeā¦ convert the pattern into our motor patterns. Yeah I would definitely do 2x 80mm.
So on my sonās cart, when I stripped it down it actually looked like a nice frame setup. If I welded the axle solid so it didnāt spin, then I could use these 4 holes on each side to attach a T shaped motor mount and then it gets easy.
i would not recommend my method at all, but start with one program.
photoshop is nice, because its so streamlined, if you actually learn how to use it. then, once youve got a lot of the techniques down, youll have an idea of what your program cant do, and can figure out ways around it.
