Posted by TimWafer on February 14, 2020 at 12:44:40 from (98.21.118.93):
In Reply to: Vbelt sizes?? posted by TimWafer on February 14, 2020 at 07:05:28:
I see now , well sort of anyways. Must be around where I live, everyone just commonly used the fractional HP system then.
In reference to the chart, I dont understand yet the "belt inside length" column. For 4L it says 170-4000. What the heck does that mean.
Also I never had much luck with the string around the pulley measurement it mentions. I usually try a broken or cut belt that's too long, mark it and measure that. For example I needed a belt for a small grain auger. I measured it with my broken belt method and got 32". I just measured it with a string and got just under 29". The string goes to the bottom of the groove and even adding 2" for the A belt inside measurement system it would come up being an inch too short.
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