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Drive belt
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BLUEKNIGHT911
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NON-MECHANIC
I suspect you don't have a KRITKIT to check the tension.........Then grab the belt in the middle with two fingers (?) and twist it 1/2 way ......it should get difficult to twist it further .......if so you are probably close................A little LOOSE is FAR better than a little tight.................because TIGHT can cause damage and or Vibration........jmo......Mike
I suspect you don't have a KRITKIT to check the tension.........Then grab the belt in the middle with two fingers (?) and twist it 1/2 way ......it should get difficult to twist it further .......if so you are probably close................A little LOOSE is FAR better than a little tight.................because TIGHT can cause damage and or Vibration........jmo......Mike
Bob Denman
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:agree: When in doubt: let your dealer tinker with this item. It's not just a question of tension: the alignment is even more important! nojoke
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