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Link belt suggestions

Gunny
Gunny
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18 minutes ago, Gunny said:

The rivets is what got me, kinda worried about will that cause an issue.

 

No issue with the rivets.  They are in the center and the belt should never sink that low in the pulleys.

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    the rivets will not be an issue. I use 1000's of feet of this stuff 

    in the textile world. It's just the best. I hate the twist lock stuff...

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