Cold, hard, steel... mounts!

Dave Hrynkiw
June 29, 2007

Need another way to mount your GM2/3/8/9 gear motors? Their built-in holes are nice, but sometimes, you have to really clamp it down in a different way. Welcome the GMB28 (for GM2/GM8) and GMB39 (for GM3/GM9)!

We now have our own custom-made laser-cut steel mounts that clamp and bolt your motor down securely and easily!

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