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Old belts hooks, are they available?

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Plow Man

01-23-2001 15:30:04




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I was wondering, do they make the old flat belt hooks anymore. Also what holds the belt hooks together? Thanks.




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Dave C.

01-24-2001 07:58:18




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 Re: Old belts hooks, are they available? in reply to Plow Man, 01-23-2001 15:30:04  
Belt lacing is still commonly used in industry for conveyors and other flat belt applications. "Clipper" brand lacing is probably the most common. McMaster-Carr is an industrial supply company that deals in this (and lots more!) and they take charge card orders. They have lacing and tools. Go to www.mcmaster.com, search for "clipper belt lacing" and it will go right to the page. You may have to download "Acrobat Reader" to view.

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Leroy

01-23-2001 15:58:55




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 Re: Old belts hooks, are they available? in reply to Plow Man, 01-23-2001 15:30:04  
Do you mean the lacing, if yes it is still in use a lot of places



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Plow Man

01-23-2001 16:58:16




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 Re: Re: Old belts hooks, are they available? in reply to Leroy, 01-23-2001 15:58:55  
What holds the lacing together?



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Bill D

01-23-2001 17:02:39




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 Re: Re: Re: Old belts hooks, are they available? in reply to Plow Man, 01-23-2001 16:58:16  
Believe it or not a small round piece of rawhide much like a dogs chew bar Now the kits have a small round plastic rod that can be cut to length



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Norm

01-23-2001 16:25:43




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 Re: Re: Old belts hooks, are they available? in reply to Leroy, 01-23-2001 15:58:55  
Check with any round baler dealer. Or a good ag. hardware store.



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tommyw

01-23-2001 17:46:33




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 Re: Re: Re: Old belts hooks, are they available? in reply to Norm, 01-23-2001 16:25:43  
all of the deere round balers have these belts i replaced mine on a jd 435 round baler , all you need is a vice.



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