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Feb 20th, 2019, 08:49

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Laird Scooby

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Originally Posted by 360beast

I would clean all the rust off the pulleys too while you ate at it as that will cause a squeal.

Good point Luke - i'd cheat and get the belts on the right pulleys before ordering new ones and run it in between whiles.

Granted the rusty pulleys will damage the old belts but they will clean the pulleys ready for the new belts.

I've found this method tends to be a bit more thorough for cleaning and a lot less labour intensive. It's certainly not text-book but is a very useful temporary bodge in that it cleans the pulleys ready for the new belts.

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