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44 M Generator/Alternator belt replacement

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Tim Tonjes

04-23-2007 17:59:06




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Have a 44 M switched to 12 volt. The belt that spins the alternator broke.

Is there an easy way to change this belt? without removing the one on the fan?

If not,since there is no adjustment on the fan belt, What is the easy way to take it off, and put it back on




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jimmyjoe in mn

04-24-2007 05:47:32




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 Re: 44 M Generator/Alternator belt replacement in reply to Tim Tonjes, 04-23-2007 17:59:06  
I use a link type belt on my SMTA with a 12 volt gen..



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Janicholson

04-23-2007 18:48:10




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 Re: 44 M Generator/Alternator belt replacement in reply to Tim Tonjes, 04-23-2007 17:59:06  
There is no easy way (unless you find a link type belt of the correct V angle and depth, and make it to fit)

Removing the Waterpump/Fan belt:
There is a square headed set screw on the Fan hub with a lock nut to secure it. Loosen and remove it. (lock nut first) squirt liquid wrench, PB blaster, or favorite juice in the threads, and setscrew hole. Let sit for several days if possible with additional juice. Use a brass punch to gently unscrew the front half of the big pulley, allowing the Pulley halves (shive) to seperate enough to lower the belt enough to get it off the bottom pulley. Then snake a new belt on over the fn, over the hub, under the belt, and onto the Gen pulley (loosened adjustment of course). Then tighten the main drive belt in reverse of loosening. It should have about 3/8" of pretty free slack between the pulleys on tha big guy. Overtightenig ruins the hub bearings. JimN

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