Kurtisboyd
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- Apr 20, 2018
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Not original.
Take one off and bring to auto parts store. Hope they can figure out from the link belt.
if any modifications can be made to run newer style belts.
Those link belts cost too much. No machine builder would use them. Plus that machine is no newer then the 60s I am sure. So original belts would have rotted long ago.
Fosdick was far from an ordinary drill and did in fact use link belts. Speed changes were made with a full gearbox where others relied on belt changes or vari-speed drives.
Hurt the pocket book a bit but oh well.
I may regret asking this...
But what is better?
An "A" belt or a 4L belt?
I think I remember that an
"A" belt is a fabric wrapped belt
and that a "L" belt is a cut (off
the mandrel) belt.
Which is better? Or what is the
criteria for selecting one or the
other ? Just trying to learn.
---Doozer
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