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MikePimlott 17-10-2008 06:56 PM

Big Belt conversion help
 
i have just fitted all the new stuff for the big belt conversion. ive got 36T front 37T rear 18T centre and the 369mm belts.

whats happening is its all gone together ok BUT when i clamp the spur down everything goes tight and notchy. the belts dont feel too tight and the tensioners are set correctly to the sheets you get.

Any ideas ??

DCM 17-10-2008 07:04 PM

pop the belts off the pulley and tighten down the layshaft/spur on it's own, if it is still notchy, then look into it further, if it isn't, turn the front and rear pulleys over, if they are free and notch free, look at the belts and belt runs for obstructions.

GRIFF55 17-10-2008 07:06 PM

Check all the screw heads holding the belt tensioners are clear of the slipper plates, mine had the bottom(under spur) touching. Apart from that, is everything free running without the belts on?

MikePimlott 17-10-2008 07:14 PM

everything runs free without the belts and if you back the 4 screws off that hold the slipper shaft bearings in place it frees up.

ive removed all the covers and checked the tensioners nothing is fouling.

i think it may be tension but they dont feel tight and the adjusters are set as shown ?

GRIFF55 17-10-2008 07:22 PM

Mine are arrows straight down on the rear, not sure at mo on the front. Try one belt at a time and see if the problem remains?

MikePimlott 17-10-2008 07:47 PM

Sorted :thumbsup:

Quote:

Originally Posted by GRIFF55 (Post 169628)
the bottom(under spur) touching.

This one was not adjustable but the other 2 were and the centre pulley was locking up on it. replaced it now and set the bearings. all running free ready for Sunday.

Thanks for your time lads, mucha appreciated. :thumbsup:

GRIFF55 17-10-2008 08:31 PM

no worries Mike, thought it would be adjusters but hard to diagnose without it in your hands:woot:. Anything else, let me know and i'll try to help:thumbsup:. you'll love it;)

Spencer Mulcahy 17-10-2008 08:37 PM

Hey Mike we are both running new rides on Sunday first run out for me with the X5, hope you go well with it on Sunday.:thumbsup:

MikePimlott 17-10-2008 11:19 PM

Nice one Andy.
Cheers Spence, Hey mate any help you need with the X5 let someone else know. They may be able to help you LMAO :woot:


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