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Re: Belt drive
Did you find the literature from Gates about the belts that was in with the kit of parts?
Usually there are two ways to tension a belt: you make it so the shaft that supports one of the pulleys can be moved away from the other pulley, or you add a third pulley called an "idler" that just pushes the belt from the side and keeps it tight. The only toothed belt I have handy for reference is this one on my car ![]() ![]() it uses an idler that pushes against the inside of the belt. ![]() Last edited by MrForbes : 22-01-2008 at 13:42. |
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