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Post by Guest Sat Aug 15 2009, 21:31

Can anyone tell me if rubber belting is any good compared to normal web belting. Also do you join rubber belting with the same type of clips and pins as web belting?

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Post by Guest Tue Aug 18 2009, 00:10

Ok I've just won 20 feet of 2 1/2 inch rubber belting on fleabay for £5. anyone know where I can get some gater clips to join it? Or a big favour anyone attending a rally in the next few weeks if they can pick up a few for me, I can soon send the cash for them and the postage.

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PS it's for rubber belting, don't know if it's any different but any clips will do and I'm not to bothered if the pins are missing.

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Post by Guest Mon Aug 31 2009, 00:28

Just managed to find some new gator grips on Ebay for £3.50 so I'm sorted now.

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Post by Admin Mon Aug 31 2009, 00:47

on wlb1 i have a rubber belt running the pump, no problem

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Post by Guest Mon Aug 31 2009, 04:55

Well I think I've done well price wise as some want ££££'s for belts.

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Post by Admin Mon Aug 31 2009, 11:26

stationary stu wrote:Well I think I've done well price wise as some want ££££'s for belts.

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it aint cheap, you got a bargain

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Post by mike d Mon Sep 07 2009, 00:45

hi Stu
youve got to stop buying things of fleebay
it will end up costing you more money(lol)
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Post by Guest Mon Sep 07 2009, 06:06

Mike we don't have the rallies up't north the same as you guys in the south, so fleabay is the only place where you can pick stuff up, but I set a price n thats it. Even the rallies we have the prices are still high, so its not that often I get anything from them. A few years ago at a local farm auction Petter A's n Lister D's were bringing double the price you'd pay anywhere else for them (unrestored D's at £80 and that was nearly 3 years ago), It was the same two guys buying them all, either crazy or to much money in there pockets. (it wasn't you n chris was it?) Laughing The engines I bought I've had to travel milesssss to pick some of them up, thats why I was so interested in the pump as theres hardly anything like that for sale in the north and when theres is it's either scrap or expensive or both.

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