Posted by gmccool on January 27, 2022 at 06:04:00 from (174.246.195.122):
I have a shingle mill that I use at our local farm show and demonstrate cutting wooden shingles and then pass them out as souvenirs. It has a 6 flat belt pulley and I lost the use of the 6 belt that I was using to power it. I have a chance to buy a new never used 8 belt. But the mill has a guide on one side of the pulley so the belt can't run off on one side. ( It has to be there and can't be moved because of grease lines going to different fittings Ect.) My question is can I use a 8 belt on a 6 pulley or will it try to center itself or start walking and rub on the guide or try to run itself off. I know a belt always walks to the high side of a pulley and because my 6 pulley is crowned in the middle will this work or not. If not I'll keep looking for a good 6 belt. Thanks Gerald
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