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Re: Belting
Do you have any more info on the belt you're looking for such as diameter (thickness) or if you've seen it used somewhere before? In the 2000 season we used a round rubber belt to pick up balls. It was red, smooth, highly flexible and about a 1/2 inch in diameter. The Fisher-Price motor had no trouble driving it around a 2 inch pulley. I don't know a name for it or the actual company that made it but I do know we purchased it through Small Parts Inc.. If I happen to run across more info I'll post another reply.
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