i have a Harbor Freight and am trying to put a link belt (1/2 inch wide
on the pulley and it does not seem to fall completely into the groves.
1/2 inch is the size of the original belt but of course it is kind o
tapered on the inside. Can someone tell me what is the size to use fo
the link belt? 5/8 or even 3/8. thanks for any hel
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Paul D
Paul D wrote:
> i have a Harbor Freight and am trying to put a link belt (1/2 inch
wide)
> on the pulley and it does not seem to fall completely into the
groves.
> 1/2 inch is the size of the original belt but of course it is kind of
> tapered on the inside. Can someone tell me what is the size to use
for
> the link belt? 5/8 or even 3/8. thanks for any help
>
>
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> Paul D
Paul, linkbelts ride a little higher than V belts. Put it on and run
it. Check for tension after an hour or so of run time, may have to
adjust motor mount or remove a link.
mike
Paul D wrote:
> i have a Harbor Freight and am trying to put a link belt (1/2 inch wide)
A Harbor Freight *what*? They sell more than one machine you know. :)
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sometimes you get some really dumb answers
"Silvan" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Paul D wrote:
>
>> i have a Harbor Freight and am trying to put a link belt (1/2 inch wide)
>
> A Harbor Freight *what*? They sell more than one machine you know. :)
>
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> Michael McIntyre ---- Silvan <[email protected]>
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Joe67 wrote:
> sometimes you get some really dumb answers
Especially when you ask really dumb questions. Read the question again:
>>> i have a Harbor Freight and am trying to put a link belt (1/2 inch wide)
A Harbor Freight WHAT I ask again. Drill press? Table saw? Jointer?
Lathe? What model? How the hell can anyone answer this question as asked?
To tell you what width of belt you need, first the answerer would need to
know exactly what machine and model you have, and then the answerer would
need to be familiar with that machine so s/he could know what kind of
pulleys and whatnots it has. All machines at Harbor Freight are not
created equal.
So I was attempting to prompt the original poster (you?) for more
information, so that his question might be answered in a useful way.
Excuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuse me. Asshole.
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