Link Belt Replacement, Replacing the fan belt on my 1968 Case Backhoe
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2024
- Slowly working on my 1968 Case Backhoe, buying parts as I can, today its time to replace the fan belt with the link belt replacement.
Adjustable Link V-Belt: amzn.to/38M7AZi
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Well that was cool.. I also learned I have so much to learn. Lol. Thanks for another great teaching video
You're welcome, nothing like getting your hands dirty to help you learn. You have the drive to make things happen, I'm sure you will be fine in whatever you try. Just keep going for it and making your dreams come true. :)
Ive had a link belt on my 480b for 10 years now, finally had to remove one link to tighten it up. Removing the pump is a fairly ignorant job.
I havent had any problems with the link belt so far. Thanks for watching. :)
Seen them before but I never been in that kind of situation before glad you found that link belt 👍
Weird that I had never even heard of them before but I guess they are made more for shop equipment than for use in cars. :)
@@KoalityofLife yeah dont think would work on a hotrod but your tractor might be fine don't no how fast they stretch
@@gregbrown9271 Yeah, its not super tight on my tractor and I don't run it over 2k RPM, so I figured it couldn't hurt to try it out. :)
Cool man I keep a few of those belts in the shop for for my belt driven equipment. It makes a good short term solution to keep production going until i can get the proper replacement belts in.
We’ll see how long it lasts on a backhoe. I don’t plan on pulling the hydraulic pump off any time soon. Lol :)
@@KoalityofLife I don't blame you, damn engineers never consider the problems that they create for mechanics.
@@MakersMovementDIY Little by little the old tractor will get rebuilt. I found a place to buy breaks for it so some day it will have breaks also. :)
@@KoalityofLife so, it's been a year now...everything good?
@@crowznest438 Still works great. Hasn't loosened up and doesn't squeak. :)
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Thanks for watching. :)
Made short work on the stumps
This old backhoe does a pretty good job but it did help that the stumps were a bit rotten. :)
Leaky squaky lol. What's it lie 3 years later?
LIKE?
Wasted $72 in 30 seconds. Don’t do it!
Haven't had a problem with my link belt yet. Thanks for watching. :)