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Default "emergency V-belts" for machine tools?

I have a couple of old machines that are needing their V-belts to be
replaced. To change out the belt requires dissembling the machine which is a
hassle. I am wondering if any one has used one of those "emergency V-belt"
that are offered in some auto parts catalogues for roadside repairs. These
belts appear to be built in segments that are removable so as to size for
proper fit so disassembly of the machine (an Atlas 6" lathe and an old
Craftsman combo belt/disc sander) is not necessary. I am thinking that the
low HP of the machine tools relative to their auto use would make this an ok
option.

Any one running such belts on their tools? What sort of experience have you
had?

Thanks, brian


 
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