Great video. Attention to detail. I heard a rumor that some take pics of belts before removing. LOL. sorry couldn’t resist. I’m sure you were simply picking at yourself.
I was watching that and thinking to myself, "This could go terribly wrong for me." ;-) Then I thought, you know what? Those last two pulleys probably have different groove and shoulder configurations so there's really only one way to route the belt. For myself, I'd be taking several photos in order of disassembly just to make sure I put the belt and assorted fasteners and guides on in the right order (so I didn't have to pull it all off again to do it in the right order). Probably take one overall photo, print it out and tape it to the top of the machine before I did anything. :) That was a great tip - make a registration mark on that adjustable pulley bracket so there's no question when it comes time to re-tension because the new pulley is slighter shorter than the old one. Knowing where you came from is always helpful if you want to know where you're going!
Great video. Attention to detail. I heard a rumor that some take pics of belts before removing. LOL. sorry couldn’t resist. I’m sure you were simply picking at yourself.
LOL, yep, I've used the camera before to reference. It does work well. Thanks for watching Steve!
@@randomwrenching I know you do….even recommended us to use it. Just picking on you a little. LOL. Have a great weekend.
@@steveriggenbach90 Oh ya...I forgot that I've said that before...lol. 😁👍
I was watching that and thinking to myself, "This could go terribly wrong for me." ;-) Then I thought, you know what? Those last two pulleys probably have different groove and shoulder configurations so there's really only one way to route the belt. For myself, I'd be taking several photos in order of disassembly just to make sure I put the belt and assorted fasteners and guides on in the right order (so I didn't have to pull it all off again to do it in the right order). Probably take one overall photo, print it out and tape it to the top of the machine before I did anything. :) That was a great tip - make a registration mark on that adjustable pulley bracket so there's no question when it comes time to re-tension because the new pulley is slighter shorter than the old one. Knowing where you came from is always helpful if you want to know where you're going!
@@Rein_Ciarfella sometimes easy as flat back to idlers, tapered to pulley…..other times not so much. Lol
You may want to take phots of Belt routings when you start.
You saying.
Yep, I should probably do that sometimes...lol