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11-27-2006, 04:15 PM
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| need source for timing belt type gears/belts I'm doing a diesel/electric hybrid project and i need a belt & pull or gear that can transmit 10hp to my generator head, so i assume timing belt type gears and belt will work best. Does anyone know of a good source for them? I would much rather use them than old style chain since the marine environment is harsh on it..  |
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12-05-2006, 06:23 AM
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| For only 10hp the standard V belts are very reliable , come in many sizes and different shives are really cheap, compared to toothed drive stuff. A B sized belt running on dual shives will last years! If it were 100hp, 5 or 6 V belt setup would still be better choice, FAST FRED |
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