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Old 06-04-2012, 06:37 AM
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Saw a belt dressing at a local auto parts store. Was wondering what everyone else use's to treat their fan belts with. Or what not to use?

Read once to use good'ole wd40 & spray it once a month while spinning?



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What implement has a fan belt...........????
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Old 06-04-2012, 11:12 AM
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Well I didn't quite explain myself correctly, how About a plain ole belt. Like on a mower deck, snow thrower, undercarriage, etc..

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somewhere in one of my cc manuals i remember reading to use a soap bar on the belt while its running.
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I don't do jack for my belts. Never have. I keep them clean and tight but have never put anything on them, and they are fine.
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I don't do jack for my belts. Never have. I keep them clean and tight but have never put anything on them, and they are fine.
Belt dressing is mostly for flat belt equipment.
Using it on "V" belts is not practical/useful.
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