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> South bend flat belt, any flat belt, in any/all sizes
South bend flat belt, any flat belt, in any/all sizes
IMPORTANT (PLEASE READ): When ordering a new belt, always measure your pulley width, and do not apply a belt too narrow for your machine (Example: If you have 1-1/16" pulley width, your belt should be 1" wide). To measure for length, put your machine in the running position, and "center" your tension adjustment so you will have plenty of travel in both directions. Then wrap a soft measuring tape around your pulleys, and take a careful reading. That is the reading you will give us for length. Do not take a measurement from an old or broken belt, especially leather, because it stretches. Just about every machine will do better with a composite belt rather than leather when the machine has tension adjustment. However, for machines without tension adjustment leather is the better choice, - in this case some stretch can be necessary. Pulleys should always be free of dirt/oil before applying a new belt. You can find us on the web at http://flatbelts-anysize.com
Information you should forward to us along with any questions: (1) Machine you are belting. (2) Pulley width. (3) Do you have tension adjustment? (4) Diameter of smallest pulley. (5) Is your current belt slipping? (6) Are you starting from scratch (rebuild/restoration)? (7) A digital photo can often be worthwhile. Questions to ****@verizon.net
Up to 70" L Up to 80" L Over 80" L
on widths over 3 inches, E-mail us for a quote.
Material is correct for a minimum pulley diameter of 2". We appreciate knowing what machine you are belting along with the size of your smallest pulley diameter, and anything else you wish to communicate with us about. This is the best way to help you get the exact belt in the correct size for your application. We do not just sell belts here, we are happy to share knowledge.
