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04-07-20, 16:50
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I went through the same thing with a few different vehicles, where Princess auto didn't have the exact size I needed. TSC had a very good selection and their prices were right on.
I'm not sure those belts from TSC and PA are meant for automotive applications. I think they are more for electric/gas motors driving equipment like pumps or fans. But for the limited use we will do, they hold up just fine. The automotive ones are considerably more expensive. Price out what you want from NAPA and you will see what I mean. 
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04-07-20, 21:43
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Rob, I think there is quite a difference in the way some belts are made. Some being "wrapped", while others are "cut".I think the cut belts are better quality? Then there is the industrial verses automotive, which is about width and angle differences. I do like those cogged belts.
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08-07-20, 15:53
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The battery box project is moving along nicely.
I got some stamping died made to replicate the burned in text on the boxes. They worked perfectly.
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08-07-20, 17:07
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The boxes are also done. I couldn’t be happier with how this project is turning out.
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08-07-20, 18:41
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Wow, those burned in markings look great. Could you post a photo or two of the stamps please ?
David
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09-07-20, 23:31
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Jordan,
Those boxes turned out awesome...... and the truck of course! I think you did very good for a first (long) drive. Bringing some spare parts usually means nothing breaks.......like when you bring an umbrella....than it doesn't rain! Alex
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13-08-20, 03:37
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Finally got some time to work on fixing my 1887 Singer 29 UFA and finish a sewing project for the truck.
The original is on the left and my new made one is on the right. I’m quite pleased with it and just need to source a snap for it.
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