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Alining a flat belt

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wbcelec

06-15-2005 09:05:27

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My Farmall F-12 has a pto pully that turns whenever the clutch is out. How do you line this machine up with your driven equipment safely?

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Mike M

06-15-2005 09:55:49

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Re: Alining a flat belt in reply to wbcelec, 06-15-2005 09:05:27

Basically eyeball it and trial and error just like I do my JD's. Hook the belt over the implement or what ever you need to drive, lay it along the ground as straight as you can and put a twist in it if needed.Then pull the tractor up as straight as you can and go past where you need to be,stop the pulley then have someone set the belt up over the pulley then I back up until tight. If out of alignment it will just fly off then you try again.

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steveormary

06-15-2005 14:24:55

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Re: Alining a flat belt in reply to Mike M, 06-15-2005 09:55:49

How long is the belt. What are you driving. If you cant put a twist in the belt it may(will)flop off the pulley. It takes alot of practice and a good eye to align a belt. You may have to level the machines also.

Be careful and play safe.

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wbcelec

06-16-2005 08:34:36

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Re: Alining a flat belt in reply to steveormary, 06-15-2005 14:24:55

The belt is 50 ft total length 25ft working length 6" wide rubber backed canvas.I want to run a 1912 12" wood planer at the local show.

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steveormary

06-16-2005 20:20:35

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Re: Alining a flat belt in reply to wbcelec, 06-16-2005 08:34:36

Mike M has pretty well covered the basics of how to line up a flat belt. Just start the pulley to turn and you can see what to do. For a belt of that length you will need to put a twist in it. Or mabe a double twist if pulley and planer run the same direction.

steve or Mary

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