aircub
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hello i hAVE ACURED A 1963 V12 AND NEED to tighten belt does i need to be tight or some play in it and i am sure its the original belt?
Darren
Darren
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aircub
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Tightening A GE FF Washer Belt
Hi Darren, you just slightly loosen the three bolts that hold the motor mounting plate to the suspended frame and slide the motor away from the center and then while holding the belt tight retighten the bolts.
It is often easier to just replace the belt especially if it is not in great shape.
John
Hi Darren, you just slightly loosen the three bolts that hold the motor mounting plate to the suspended frame and slide the motor away from the center and then while holding the belt tight retighten the bolts.
It is often easier to just replace the belt especially if it is not in great shape.
John
aircub
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belt
where do i get a belt?
where do i get a belt?
aircub
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Belt
Here is the belt!
Here is the belt!
aircub
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belt
just a question can i get a belt from a auto parts store or does it have to be a ge belt.
Darren
just a question can i get a belt from a auto parts store or does it have to be a ge belt.
Darren
GE Filter Flow washer belt
Hi, the belt looks pretty good in your picture. You may just want to tighten it. You can use an ordinary belt from an automotive store or hardware store.
The same belt fits all GE filter flow washers including the T model plastic tub washers that came after it actually used the same belt, too bad you don’t live closer I would give you a belt I bet you I have 40 new ones that will never be used. There’s just no demand for them anymore. I might use one every few years GEs were not hard on belts the biggest thing that hurt them when the transmission started leaking oil and destroyed the belt. Your machine doesn’t look like it leaks oil that’s a good thing.
John
Hi, the belt looks pretty good in your picture. You may just want to tighten it. You can use an ordinary belt from an automotive store or hardware store.
The same belt fits all GE filter flow washers including the T model plastic tub washers that came after it actually used the same belt, too bad you don’t live closer I would give you a belt I bet you I have 40 new ones that will never be used. There’s just no demand for them anymore. I might use one every few years GEs were not hard on belts the biggest thing that hurt them when the transmission started leaking oil and destroyed the belt. Your machine doesn’t look like it leaks oil that’s a good thing.
John
