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11-01-2009, 13:19
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Re: Round Belting - Solid vs. Hollow, Polycord vs. McMaster
So I've been searching for these on McMaster, and I've narrowed it down to 3 colors. One of these colors (green) has a larger minimum pulley diameter than the other two. Aside from obviously needing to use a larger pulley, what does this mean about the belt itself? Someone mentioned that the green was more rough than the other colors, it also happens to be the one that needs a larger pulley. Is this because it is more rough?
I also just noticed that the green stuff is $5.40 per foot as opposed to the other ones that are $.99 per foot. |
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