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I put an enclosed primo belt primary in my 46 back in 78 and did the same in my 52 pan/shovel in 1980 best thing I ever did After all these years the belts still look good
[QUOTE=Bluzmn59;7287573]Oh yeah, still running the mousetrap, still 6-volt, etc. The only thing that is really changed is the primary has been converted to belt drive.
How is the belt drive working for you? Everyone has issues with the oil my 1960 pan leaves behind. My white wall tire would look much better if I had belt. What set up are you running, is primary still closed? I need to convert.. Thanks Bluzmn59
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