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Wat_Tyler

Re: 1940 160 generator

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Home away from home

Amazon's commentary about hte Gates belt:

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Gates BladeRunner(R) belts are engineered to exactly match the composition, construction and fit of the original belts on the most common lawn and garden equipment
Exact Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) fit and construction means more value and longer life
Built to withstand the rigorous start and stop operation of lawn and garden equipment
Superior performance over fractional horsepower belts on recommended applications
Readily available – no need to search for lawn & garden retailers

On the other hand, if it works . . . .

Posted on: 2022/6/24 3:51

If you're not having fun, maybe it's your own damned fault.

Pgh Ultramatic

Re: 1940 160 generator

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My company uses Gates belts for our medical robotics. So I'd reason that they are quality products.

Posted on: 2022/6/24 8:29

bullsh--ter

Re: 1940 160 generator

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Just can't stay away

Most lawnmowers are 4 HP and up. I dont think a generator and water pump require that much power. Anyway it is still going stong after 4000 miles. and it beats walking if you cant find the right one.

Posted on: 2022/6/25 18:50

Wat_Tyler

Re: 1940 160 generator

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Home away from home

One of the things that I have discovered in Spiritual Pursuits is that there is no right or wrong or good or bad. There is only, does it work or does it not? The same seems to apply to Things Mechanical.

I'll be needin' some 356 belts in my (it is hoped) near future.

Posted on: 2022/6/26 4:17

If you're not having fun, maybe it's your own damned fault.

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