New motor mounts
Pat Coajou's cool new scooter motor mounting brackets came in the mail. I swapped them out for my home-made ones. Pat's use the ball caster and are much more compact. I had to remove the feet, which is a big deal, so I ended up completely taking R2 apart to get some other work done inside as well.

Test fitting the parts before installation.


I had to enlarge the opening for the scooter motor since Pat's brackets were smaller than mine and fit closer to the U-channel of the foot.


I also had to drill and countersink new mounting holes.


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