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I concur.
You can't rely on the stock engine belting when you are using a high output alternator. Dennis Gibbons "Wayne.B" wrote in message ... On Thu, 01 Nov 2007 02:55:26 -0000, Skip Gundlach wrote: Also, it's the opinion of the mechanic that the main pulley could likely be machined out to a 1/2" profile (sufficient material), but they didn't do that sort of work there, feeling it was too highly precision for them. If I had the luxury of doing it in a layover, I could make that happen, probably, by removing it and taking it to a machine shop. Before you do all that, try to find a double sheave pulley for both the engine and alternator. Long term I think that's the real answer. |
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