Re: Re: Belt pulley and belt care

Posted by Rod (NH) on September 02, 2003 at 06:24:26 from (12.148.160.138):

In Reply to: Re: Belt pulley and belt care posted by Les...fortunate on September 02, 2003 at 02:54:56:

Hi Les,

Ah, the trial and error method :o). Yes, it works if you are knowledgeable about where you want to be. But if you have never used a cordwood saw before, how do get that feel that it is not running as good as it should and you need to make some kind of change? Throttle changes are easy if you are reasonably close to begin with. However, if you don't have the driven pulley and are looking to get one, how big should it be? I suppose you could copy another installation that you know works well, but that's a little risky if the tractors are different. Trial and error works but it can be a frustrating and expensive experience sometimes. Better to know definitely that you are headed in the right direction. You are more likely to be satisfied that way. Must be the engineer in me talking.

Got that tractor running yet? Hope all is progressing well on that front.

Rod

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