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TS belt size?
I'm upgrading my Delta contractor saw drive belt to a power twist. To size
it properly I need to know the original belt cross-section (0/3L, A/4L, B/5L, or C). However, my parts diagram doesn't indicate the type of belt. So, if someone knows the type of belt, would you please let me know. Thanks in advance. David |
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"David E. Penner" wrote:
.... The belt has a delta marking only. Nothing that indicates cross-section like you typically find on a v-belt. So measure it...I't bet it's 1/2" B, but that's easily enough to determine...if nothing else take it to the auto-supply house (one that has somebody that knows something other than looking in the catalog and have them size it)... |
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