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Old 07-10-2015, 04:54 PM
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Since you're new and were on the subject , you probably have a asymmetric belt -- flat on one side beveled on the other / flat side towards eng. beveled facing out / corresponding with beveled driver . There are minimum width requirements , easy check is to check the spec.'s on line of a replacement . To check length / seat belt in driven pulley , pinch belt together at crankshaft to con form evenly , should be 1/8"-1/4" free space around your brass bushing . Driver clutch maintenance is easy , disassemble (easy) , blow out dust , look for excessive wear ( compare to pic.s of new parts online) , optional - lube sliding parts with dry-graphite lubricant but not mandatory , and assemble. GOTTA GET THE DUST OUT -MAKES THEM STICK .
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