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Drewwiley 10-11-2011 08:25 AM

procat screws and eccentric housing
 
firstly, does anybody know if all the screws on a stock procat were stainless?
secondly, i cant see how by moving the eccentric housings you can alter the small belt tensions, they are just plastic housings.

thanks

QuackingPlums 10-11-2011 08:46 AM

From the level of corrosion on my box of spare screws I would say that they weren't. They probably weren't even bzp...

Mash Potato 10-11-2011 09:12 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Drewwiley (Post 579825)
firstly, does anybody know if all the screws on a stock procat were stainless?
secondly, i cant see how by moving the eccentric housings you can alter the small belt tensions, they are just plastic housings.

thanks


No the screws are definitely not stainless.

Think of the housings like a cam, they are slightly off centre, hence as you rotate them the belt tension adjusts.

Drewwiley 10-11-2011 09:47 AM

oh yeh
 
thanks mash, yeh i can see now thanks.

Dazzler 11-11-2011 03:13 PM

Screws were steel, zinc plated I believe, slotted head self tapper. The eccentrics are exactly that, two diameters on different centres, so as you turn the outer diameter, the inner can move further away or closer to the layshaft. Therefore adjusting tension. Be sure to adjust them by the same amount though, left and right side.


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