Re: Spliceable Urethane belt.

Posted by JayWalt on December 08, 2006 at 04:22:10 from (24.223.138.48):

In Reply to: Spliceable Urethane belt. posted by JayWalt on December 08, 2006 at 02:16:59:

Oh Gene, if it were only that easy!!!
The generator belt is actually behind the waterpump belt, so removal of the water pump belt is require before installing the generator belt.
I suppose I could try to wedge the generator belt under the waterpump belt and bump the starter, but I'm fairly certain the waterpump belt would pop off and/or stretch it a bit. Doesnt seem safe to me either. See the dilema? =)
AS of now, I just been charging the battery after every run. Kinda of a pain. My dad has some big backup lights for factories, uses 6v lead acid 25amp/hour batteries, so I might rip one of the charger boards out of there and make me a nice battery maintaner/charger. Bad thing is I can't run my headlights without a generator =(

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