Hey anyone know where a guy can get the old flat belts for a

BlaineF · Mar 19, 2010

old thrashing machine?How about a manual for it ?I think it's a 28X46 Case.Like to see if it will thrash some grain.Thanks Guys

Tim(nj) · Mar 19, 2010

Local museum saved a Doylestown Thresher made not far from here in Pennsylvania. It needed a couple belts and couldn't find, so they put together some round-baler belts to make it useable for threshing days until they can find someone to make original-style belts.

55 50 Ron · Mar 19, 2010

McMaster-Carr has flat belt stock and lacing kits. Widths from 1 inch to 6 inch available so you can make exactly what you need. Not low cost, but certainly the way to go if you can afford it.
www.mcmaster.com

Animal · Mar 20, 2010

Hannah rubber in Kansas City can make any flat belt you want.

cadet trooper · Mar 23, 2010

Those old belts aren't high tech. Just need a width X length and thickness and if you want seamless or lacing. Most larger towns have an industrial belting supplier or Motion Industries or Applied Industrial. CT

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