I need to power a buzz saw from the back of a Cub. It needs to be ready to go right out of the box, I sure don't want to lace it up with a machine to join the ends.
Any suppliers still around?
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Can a guy still buy a flat belt these days?
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Re: Can a guy still buy a flat belt these days?
A simple Google search of "tractor flat belt drive" turned up this site (I know nothing about them):
http://www.hitnmiss.com/25a.html
A little digging may turn up others.
http://www.hitnmiss.com/25a.html
A little digging may turn up others.
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Re: Can a guy still buy a flat belt these days?
I have a couple for the 4E, found em on Ebay.
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Re: Can a guy still buy a flat belt these days?
TST/Tim: Thanks, those guys are exactly what I was hoping to find. I need somebody like these guys that know what they are doing. They have a great web site.
https://albinoindustrialbelting.com/
https://albinoindustrialbelting.com/
Next time you are out here in the Pacific NW see us at
The Great Oregon Steam Up in Brooks Ore, along Interstate-5 just North of Salem
http://www.antiquepowerland.com Held the last weekend of July, and 1st weekend of August
"Steam and Gasoline"
The Great Oregon Steam Up in Brooks Ore, along Interstate-5 just North of Salem
http://www.antiquepowerland.com Held the last weekend of July, and 1st weekend of August
"Steam and Gasoline"
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Re: Can a guy still buy a flat belt these days?
Actually, belt clipper tools. Flat leather belts or the rubbery black ones from TSC work the same. There are at least 4 different tools and ways. I'm not even going to beveled edges, glue and lacing now. The number is 6 for smaller flat belts of around 1-2" . Then put a pin and go. I probably should have mentioned 20 years ago that the best clippers were supported in a light cardboard fixture. It was spaced to fit the clippers into the machine. These cardboard could break or rot away so the individual clips were placed individually. It may look like a rotted mess on the floor but they fit a tool which I call a machine. These are not alligator clips where you pound on them.
The tool/machine, came in different sizes for there is grip, location , proper clip size and lock it down. Compression by levers or near a screw press. The die foot shapes the ends to curl around into the belting.
These are cool things along with the clips for as long as we have flat belts.
The tool/machine, came in different sizes for there is grip, location , proper clip size and lock it down. Compression by levers or near a screw press. The die foot shapes the ends to curl around into the belting.
These are cool things along with the clips for as long as we have flat belts.
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Re: Can a guy still buy a flat belt these days?
Hi. That is a really good place I didn't know about.
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Re: Can a guy still buy a flat belt these days?
I run his belts on my machines and for the tractor flat belts, never had a problem yet, they are real people you can talk to and ask questions
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