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sprockets and cleat spacing
kpm:
dan shavers i don't believe is french..lol..if he is he never once spoke french to me.He's a great person to talk to and quite fair,i'm not certain but beliveve his belts are 640 a side pre punched..that's 4 belts 3 ply all u need for rubber for the complete bombardier.
prices may have changed,and 4ply are more expensive
kpm
Averyman:
I installed Dan's pre-punched belts on my machine and they work very well... not french either...
the old trucker:
--- Quote from: homebrew on January 26, 2010, 10:21:02 am ---Does anyone know what the pitch and cleat spacing should be on bomber tracks? we are having a bit of trouble with cleats catching on the sprocket and snapping.
Our drives were rerubberized before we got the machine and we don't know if there is too much rubber on them or not enough or what.
If anyone has a close up picture of their drives or dimensions of the drives, it would help alot.
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Can someone tell me what the word "PITCH" means, what mine should be & how far apart my cleats should be ?? I was talking to a company in Ontario that sells the material, but they need to know what the pitch is. I think there are 72 cleats on each track... am I right ??
OT's getting on track....
sandybay:
Around here everybody orders strips of rubber from places like Canadian Bearings cut to width and about 6 cleat lengths longer then needed, drill out the holes with drill & template shown with some dish soap. Then overlap them when bolting back together. cost about $200.00 per 2 pieces last time I did it.
http://i1039.photobucket.com/albums/a477/sandybay/HPIM0927.jpg
http://i1039.photobucket.com/albums/a477/sandybay/HPIM0929.jpg
http://i1039.photobucket.com/albums/a477/sandybay/HPIM0928.jpg
sandybay:
--- Quote from: the old trucker on November 23, 2010, 03:15:09 pm ---
--- Quote from: homebrew on January 26, 2010, 10:21:02 am ---Does anyone know what the pitch and cleat spacing should be on bomber tracks? we are having a bit of trouble with cleats catching on the sprocket and snapping.
Our drives were rerubberized before we got the machine and we don't know if there is too much rubber on them or not enough or what.
If anyone has a close up picture of their drives or dimensions of the drives, it would help alot.
--- End quote ---
Can someone tell me what the word "PITCH" means, what mine should be & how far apart my cleats should be ?? I was talking to a company in Ontario that sells the material, but they need to know what the pitch is. I think there are 72 cleats on each track... am I right ??
OT's getting on track....
Here as link to measure gear pitch's.
Hope it helps and keeps you on the right track :D ;D
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http://www.fi.edu/time/Journey/Time/Lessons/printgeomgears.html
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