link belts where do u get them

[CORY FETZER]

where do u get these red link belts lowes home depot or tsc none have these i am looking for one to use on my snowblower so i do not have to take apart the whole blower assembly to put on a new belt

[Andrew Ault]

Rockler carries link belt by the foot:

http://www.rockler.com/product.cfm?page=6040&SearchHandle=DADBDADHDADADDDGDHDHGGDCGCGEDBDFCNGCG EDCGBCNDEGDGEDHCNDJDGDBGDCNDFDGDAGDGBGEDCDADEDADFD GDADADADBDADADADADJGMGJGOGLCAGCGFGMHEDADADADEDADAD ADADADADADBDFDADADADBDADADADADADADADADADADADADBDAD ADADADJGMGJGOGLCAGCGFGMHEDADADADBDB&filter=link%20belt

- Andy

[glenn bradley]

Rockler and Woodcraft also carry a 4 foot length of belt along with machined steel pulleys as a kit. Around $50 and the cheapest improvement in vibration I ever tried.

[Mark Berenbrok]

Try Grainger Industrial Supply and search for Powertwist Plus belts.

[Bruce Wrenn]

HF also carries them, along with Johnstone Supply (HVAC parts supplier). HF's are green.

[CPeter James]

Any bearing supply house will have them. They are Fenner power Twist and you can buy them by the foot to fit what you need. Most larger cities have a bearing supply house that has bearings and belts that fit woodworking machines much cheaper and of better quality than OEM.

CPeter

[Jim Kilburg]

When buying a link belt or any belt for that matter, make sure to measure the width of the belt, usually 3/8ths or 1/2 inch, along with the length. This could save you some grief. Jim

[Eddie Darby]

These guys carry the Link belts:

http://www.leevalley.com/wood/page.aspx?c=2&cat=1,240,41067,30051&p=30051

[Kyle Kraft]

H.F. carries a blue "quality import" Power Twist clone for around $4/ft.

[Jerry Strojny]

Grizzly also carries them, both 3/8th and 1/2" widths.

[Brian Hale]

I've got the blue/green HF import belt that Kyle and Bruce refer to and also the "real" Fenner power twist belts everyone is familiar with. The HF import is not as high a quality as the Fenner belts; thinner and less gripping power. I ran the HF brand on my jointer and it slipped under heavy cuts but the Fenner belts didn't.

I suggest you stick with Fenner belts.

Brian :)

[Randy Meijer]

Link belts are not supposed to be used with adjustable pulley(Reeves) drive mechanisms. Check to make sure your snow blower does not utilize such a system.

[Greg Narozniak]

I have always bought mine from Grizzly. They carry 3 different sizes and the prices were always very good. I installed one on my Toro 724 snowblower and it has worked fine the couple of times I used it last year.

[CORY FETZER]

thanks for all the input will try grizzly or there is a grainger in lancaster

thanks again