Plz help going through belts like crazy
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rocketkart
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are you sure you are getting the correcte belts. you may want to see is evrey thing is inline and not off center. also make sure that the pulleys are smooth with no rust. hope this helps and good luck.
ML-TOYS
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Kart ? Clutch ? Torque converter ? Pics pics pics
We will need to know the gearing. How many teeth are. On the axle ad clutch sprocket. What is the tyre diameter
ML-TOYS
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OzFab
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...But how do you know the correct belt was on it to begin with?
Pics of everything; kart, engine, TC, axle, whatever; the more we know the easier it is for us to diagnose the problem
While you figure out how to post pics, you can give us the tooth count on the TC sprocket as well as the axle sprocket. We can then see if it is gearing. OH....and give us the tyre diameter, measuresd from the ground to the top of the tyre
We will get you moving, we just need all the info first to diagnose the problem
We will get you moving, we just need all the info first to diagnose the problem
firemanjim
Just kartin' around....
#1 number of teeth on Torque Converter sprocket. #2 number of teeth on the axle sprocket. #3 height of tire from the ground to the top of tire.
These are needed to calculate the gear ratio you have to see if thats where your problem is.
If you have android phone, hit that "post reply" button , NOT quick reply. Next screen will have a little paper clip above the text box. Hit that paper clip. New page opens. In top section, hit manage attachments button, there is 5 in a row. Once you have pics chosen, hit the "upload" button in same block. Once it up loads, close that page, add some verbiage to the text area and hit "post". Your pic should be shown in the post..... try it out. P M me if it dont work or you dont understand....
These are needed to calculate the gear ratio you have to see if thats where your problem is.
If you have android phone, hit that "post reply" button , NOT quick reply. Next screen will have a little paper clip above the text box. Hit that paper clip. New page opens. In top section, hit manage attachments button, there is 5 in a row. Once you have pics chosen, hit the "upload" button in same block. Once it up loads, close that page, add some verbiage to the text area and hit "post". Your pic should be shown in the post..... try it out. P M me if it dont work or you dont understand....
OzFab
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First off, we need you to use the edit button in the lower right corner of your posts as opposed to multiple posts minutes apart
Nope, no idea; can you give us a hint
Did you follow ML-TOYS' instructions?
Let's try this: Instead of simply making a "quick reply", click the "Post reply" button just above it & to the left; this will take you to a new page.
If you scroll down below the reply text box, you will see an "Additional Options" box, within which is a "Manage Attachments" button; clicking on that button will open a new window.
At the top you will see a bunch of "Browse" buttons, click one at a time & find the appropriate pic on your computer. Once you locate the correct pic, double click on it.
Repeat the above process using different "browse" buttons until you have all the pics or you run out of buttons & click the "upload" button to the right of them.
DON'T CLOSE THE WINDOW YET! When you see the image names appear under "Manage Attachments" on the post page, you can then either close the window or browse for more pics if you wish; you can upload up to 10 pics per post.
Once you've done all that, scroll down & click "Submit Reply"
OzFab
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Hmm, that's wierd. The system may be creating a new member block (setup to ward off spammers); how many pics are you trying to load?
Did an error message appear at the top of the upload box? Your pics may be too big
Did an error message appear at the top of the upload box? Your pics may be too big
I know it is a bit of a pain to load from IPhones. We will get you sorted though. Have a look at THIS thread on posting. It might help with the Iphone problem
The belt number you have also doesn't look as if it is a comet belt. I have a sneaky suspicion you are buying the incorrect belts.
Have a look at the table of belts in the pic below to get your correct belt. What you have to do is measure the distance between the centre of the driver (where the bolt is) and the centre of the driven (where the bolt is). You then take that distance, look at the chart and choose the belt according to that distance. Oh...you also have to measure the diameter of the driven part (the one that is NOT attached to the engine). It will be 6" or 7".
You can post the centre distance here if you like and we can help you out
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