Posted by rusty6 on January 14, 2019 at 06:39:21 from (142.165.85.212):
In Reply to: Cockshutt 50 posted by Rusty6 on January 13, 2019 at 20:17:34:
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No, you are right Ben. I like a tight belt too but it is impossible to keep this one tight. When not turning it is right up straight and tight but when running, the slack side of the belt will pretty near drag on the ground. Yet the pulley rarely slips. I have a can of spray belt dressing for when it does but yesterday I got the lineup perfect and there was no slippage. I have the brakes locked up and a chain with load binder holding the tractor hitch anchored to a post frozen in the ground. And of course the mill has steel pegs holding it into the frozen ground. So where does the belt slack come from? I'd like to know.
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