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Chris in Washin

01-30-2006 14:04:54

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I just got a belt pulley for my Super C. I need to know how to determine how much shim to use to properly set up the gear contact. Thanks to Gene Bender for his response on this last week. This belt pulley will be used so I need to get it right.

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gene bender

01-31-2006 06:56:06

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Re: Somebody's gotta know in reply to Chris in Washington, 01-30-2006 14:04:54

Do you need some shims as i have some from one i am parting out and do you have the specs on how much clearence you need? send e-mail if you need them

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Hugh MacKay

01-30-2006 20:05:36

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Re: Somebody's gotta know in reply to Chris in Washington, 01-30-2006 14:04:54

Chris: I looked at this earlier, at that time I couldn't think what to use. I had done this on a SA in the past, just drew a blank on what to use. Jim's idea on the beer can is great. One of the perrils of never drinking beer in favour of rum.

Chris, while I'm on here, there was an old guy in my home town, known for his outragous stories. Now we know he was never more than a 100 miles from the Atlantic Ocean in his life. We also know that everything is biggest in Texas, but according to Walace, Texas has nothing on the Pacific Northwest. Walace claimed he worked as a cooks helper in a lumber camp in Oregon. They waited tables with motorcycles equiped with side cars, it took a half barrel of flour to thicken the gravey and a full barrel to make bread everyday. A man went missing in the sawmill and 3 days later they found him floating in the sight tube on the end of the boiler.

Now that should hold the Texans until we get a rope.

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Janicholson

01-30-2006 15:12:03

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Re: Somebody's gotta know in reply to Chris in Washington, 01-30-2006 14:04:54

Unless someone comes up with the specification from the book, I would use .002-.004" backlash when engaged a piece of doubled over beer can will measure it, don,t loose the beer can piece, wire it to prevent dropping it. It should be able to turn easily past the shim.
JimN

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Chris in Washington

01-31-2006 01:23:47

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Re: Somebody's gotta know in reply to Janicholson, 01-30-2006 15:12:03

Thanks Janicholson, but in respect to Hugh, is that a Canadian beer can or an American beer can?

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Janicholson

01-31-2006 06:57:22

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Re: answer:Fosters in reply to Chris in Washington, 01-31-2006 01:23:47

Composite should be about ~003-.004, and one thickness between one tooth and the mating tooth, not both sides of one tooth.
JimN

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