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Re: repair of ci flat belt pulley
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Posted by MT Pockets on January 25, 2004 at 13:14:08 from (64.12.96.236):
In Reply to: repair of ci flat belt pulley posted by rhudson on January 25, 2004 at 11:25:42:
The answer is yes. A piece of quarter inch material the same width as the pulley and longer than you think you need is what you need to start with. Clamp one end of the patch on unbroken part of the pulley. Heat with rosrbud until cherry red and bend to fit the curviture of the pulley to start. This arc will be a little too straight.Put it over something vee shaped and hammer the inside from one end to the other, periodically fitting it to the side of the pulley to see when you have it just right. Grind breaks on the pullet square and bevel them. Mark the patch to fit and cut it. Bevel both ends of the patch.(About 35 degrees would be good on all bevels. no more than forty five degrees.) If you know how to braze, go for it. If you don't know how, get someone who is experienced and is good at it. This is not the place to practice. Do not arc weld this under any circumstances except maybe four tiny places with 7018 for fit up. Good luck. MT. Pockets.
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