Is this belt driven or direct drive?
1689052
It is a Belt-Driven Drive, but it's already attached to the pulley system, you don't have to assemble anything.
1357054
Google it to be sure but I think so. It is a centrifugal clutch, the faster it spins forces the clutch to engage. So I don't think direction matters. GOOGLE IT TO BE SURE.
1097410
The old belt drive rail will work ANC it doesn't come with a new belt it comes with replacement safety sensors, door bracket, curved door arm, user guide, motor unit, (1) 3-button remote, and one wall control (it must be used as the old wall controls and remotes won't work with the newer unit)
746738
Hi-It is not belt driven from what i can tell- the pedals are attached directly to the flywheel. When i assembled the bike and looked at the flywheel it appears to be electronically monitored, I didnt see any belts
1519453
sorry for the late response-was out of town. the back is a loop that the belt passes through. hope this helps!
1929038
Hi,I'm not sure of the belt speed but I can tell you it is not variable. Just on and off.
1394831
I purchased the mowerat Sears. They fixed the drive belt (took them 6 weeks cto get here). Supposedly it isn'tcoveredunder warranty but the repairman coded it so that it was covered.
1823488
No. But I replaced belt and 2 weeks later the clutch froze up. So I've now done both. YouTube it
976898
If this was belt driven the Pump would not be physically attached to the motor, you would see a housing which hides a belt from which is transferred from the engine to the pump,,,,. Therefore, it is a belt driven pump,,,,,, any time that pump is attached directly into the engine. It is direct drive,,,,,, I hope this helps
95721
Yeah the markings make no sense because there is no point of reference. If you hold it in one hand and slowly push the drive in with your other hand you will see the direction it moves whether slightly clockwise or CCW. If you want it to torque the other way, just turn push in and rotate to the other setting.
915945
part #144959 is for the deck belt. my parts manuel shows the v-belt-ground drive is part #130801 for a craftsman tractor model #917.272850
339569
I bought this in June 2013 and it gets a lot of use. All very light duty but still, running for 15-20 minutes at a time every few days for all this time. I just inspected the drive belt for the first time and it's showing no obvious signs of wear. And the drill comes with an extra belt anyway. The company that distributes them is easy to contact and my guess is if you wanted to stow away a few extra belts for down the road they'd be able to supply you with them. Hope this helps.
344798
installing the drive belt is fairly simple all you have to do is raise the front drop the deck you'll have to unhook the steering column there's going to be two bolts to keep the drive belt in place that need to be removed after that it's just guiding the belt where it needs to be and putting a socket on the spring loaded pulley to install then reverse the previous
1359793
I had to change my rails, they had a chain drive and this was a belt driven. It wasn't that difficult but make sure you have two ladders and some help. I did make the change myself, but wouldn't recommend it.
2242963
I don't know about this particular model, but on every belt-driven turntable I've owned in the past, the platter simply lifts straight up off the spindle and the new belt is installed around first the platter's cam/pulley, or whatever you call it, then the platter is replaced back on the unit, and the belt is carefully pulled away from the platter's cam/pulley/whatever over the motor's pulley. YOu usually have to remove the rubber mat ffrom the platter and rotate to a certain point to be able to see the motor pulley through one or several access holes in the platter and pull the belt over it after you replace the platter over the spindle on the unit. Hope this helps.3M. I don't know about this particular model, but on every belt-driven turntable I've owned in the past, the platter simply lifts straight up off the spindle and the new belt is installed around first the platter's cam/pulley, or whatever you call it, then the platter is replaced back on the unit, and the belt is carefully pulled away from the platter's cam/pulley/whatever over the motor's pulley. YOu usually have to remove the rubber mat ffrom the platter and rotate to a certain point to be able to see the motor pulley through one or several access holes in the platter and pull the belt over... » Read More I don't know about this particular model, but on every belt-driven turntable I've owned in the past, the platter simply lifts straight up off the spindle and the new belt is installed around first the platter's cam/pulley, or whatever you call it, then the platter is replaced back on the unit, and the belt is carefully pulled away from the platter's cam/pulley/whatever over the motor's pulley. YOu usually have to remove the rubber mat ffrom the platter and rotate to a certain point to be able to see the motor pulley through one or several access holes in the platter and pull the belt over it after you replace the platter over the spindle on the unit. Hope this helps.3M. « Show Less
1302268
I agree with your conclusion. I tried it in both directions by just putting the drive in a vice. It functions for torque settings in the clockwise direction. Reversing the ratchet for drive in the counter clockwise direction would not activate the torque function in that direction. I don't really see a need for using in the bolt removal direction unless you have left hand bolts to deal with.
1955923
Opening up the drive reveals two gears (one small and one a little bigger) that have a rubber band-type belt connecting them. There may be plastic gears further back, but what I can see right up front is a rubber band. Hope that helps