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Stickum for a 39 b buzz saw

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mark

02-24-2000 19:01:18




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where can i get it and what should i get iam restoring a 39 allis b and i need belt stickum to keep the belt from sliping under load any help would be GREAT thanks please emale me (slipping in southern IN.)




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paul

02-25-2000 19:28:45




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 Re: stickum for a 39 b buzz saw in reply to mark, 02-24-2000 19:01:18  
Farm supply stores stock pour or spray-on cans of the stuff, I don't see the rub-on bars any more. The spray ain't as good as the bars, but I found Gunk brand to work pretty good.

--->Paul



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Big Steve

02-25-2000 17:58:27




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 Re: stickum for a 39 b buzz saw in reply to mark, 02-24-2000 19:01:18  
My dad used to use formica cement on the cement mixer belt to keep the barrel turning. Might work for you, but I'm sure there are better solutions.



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Bill

02-25-2000 14:04:47




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 Re: stickum for a 39 b buzz saw in reply to mark, 02-24-2000 19:01:18  
See the kano web page for belt dressing also you can get by with almost any sugery product coke pepsi or molassas watch out for yellowjackets



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BFarr

02-27-2000 16:07:05




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 Re: Re: stickum for a 39 b buzz saw in reply to Bill, 02-25-2000 14:04:47  
After looking high and low for a few years and only finding the spray stuff, I checked with the local TrueValue Hardware store. It is in their catalog and now they stock it for me.

If you can't get it there let me know and I will purchase a stick for you, it is much better than the spray stuff



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