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Drive Belt

Discussion in 'Pull up a chair and sit for a spell' started by Tiny86, May 6, 2009.

  1. Tiny86

    Tiny86 New Member

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    Would someone come and put my new belt on for me? I broke the old one Tuesday evening going home pissssssed me offffff had to push her a mile to the house. It only had 30,000 mi on it guess i picked up a rock or something
    I really wished someone would come do it for me and Ill buy the beer and BB-Q
    and stand there and help, yes I know how just a pain in the rear, If any one wants to learn how I will gladly teach you!!!

    Tiny

    PS should take about 5 hrs depending on how much BEER we drink!!!!
  2. hotroadking

    hotroadking Super Moderator Staff Member

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    what kinda beer,
    do you have a tv with cable in the garage?

    do half nekkid hardbody wimmen stroll in and out of the garage.
    how about single malt scotch ya got any?
    Cigars, must have good cigars...

    these are important things to mull over when being offered an employment opportunity...
  3. Tiny86

    Tiny86 New Member

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    TV, check, Scotch, check,Cigars, check,Tools,check, Whiskey,check, Beer,check,1/2 nakid womens, oooooo well ill try no guarantee on that,

    Tiny
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    hotroadking Super Moderator Staff Member

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    dude I'd haveta fly out there...

    gotta have at least hooter gals running around with some chicken wings lol
  5. Red Rider

    Red Rider Well-Known Member

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    I'd be there, but my drive belt just went, too! That and you're smack-dab middle of tornado country. Been in them before, not interested in doing it again. Out West our ground may move a bit, but I can deal with that. Hate dem twisters.

    Drive belt is a PITA. Make sure you do it right if you are doing it yourself. Take your time. If you take it to a shop it is about 5 hours of labor on top of parts......but it is better than doing it wrong yourself. Don't EVEN ask me how I know (which means everyone will...but I'll leave it at that).
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    Tomflhrci98 Active Member

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    It can't be that hard to put a drive belt on. Look how easy the old one came off :D

    What's with all the broken belts :confused: Is there a manufacturing problem :eek:

    I got over 70K on mine :cool:
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    chucktx Moderator Staff Member

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    i have 50k on mine......if/when it breaks, i am going back to chain.....only reason i will go back to chain is the ease of repair along side the hiway. the belt is hands down better than the chain, until it breaks.........
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    rocks

    lil ol rocks get in them there belts,,,sometimes will leave a hole,,,and not break,,,next time will break,,,pops chuck,,,dont let cardboard hear you are going BACKWARDS TO A BELT,,,,shudder ,,shudder
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    pops

    He means "backward to a chain" senility must be setting in!

    WHO THE HELL ARE YOU PEOPLE AND HOW'D YOU GET IN MY COMPUTER:D :D

    I like my nice quiet belt but havn't had the pleasure of breakin one in the middle of nowhere!
  10. hotroadking

    hotroadking Super Moderator Staff Member

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    They have repair kits for belts if you pop one on the road

    The new HD Kevlar belts are three times as strong as the chain,

    Even had a full bagger hanging in a balance deal at the conventioncenter on a 1/4 of a bagger thin belt...

    I'd stick with belts they can go 100K

    Chains need lube, cleaning, spray oil, noisy.....
  11. Tiny86

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    Well the drive belt installation was a success we did it in about 5 hrs over two days, found no underlying problems. [whew] lol any time a tear into the old girl seems like I always find something else, not this time all was good.
    my assistant wrenches did get a little drunk on me and got to lookin at porn on
    on there fancy phone and got a really useless:gah: but we got her done anyway.
    Going to make a rule NO DRINKIN TILL ALL THE WORK IS DONE.:roflmao:


    Tiny
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