fried a belt! Which should I get now
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11-09-2002, 09:19 PM
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My buddy has a 99 500 magnum and fried his belt. What is the best for him to get I have heard of the 700 belt and the HPD belt also.
We do alot of trail riding . Thanks everyone. I tried to read all of the older post but just to many idea's.
Thanks again
We do alot of trail riding . Thanks everyone. I tried to read all of the older post but just to many idea's.
Thanks again
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fried a belt! Which should I get now
Check the clutches carefully for wear. I have never fried a belt on any of my machines including my 1993 trail boss which I road hard for 8 years. Normal wear for the larger machines like the Magnums and Sportsmans is 2 to 3 years. I would run the stock belt but there are several brands out there to include HPD, Gates and Dayco. The 700 belt is seamless but I do not know what the advantages of the 700 belt are.
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11-10-2002, 11:34 AM
fried a belt! Which should I get now
If you want to save some money and still get a good belt then go to NAPA to get your belt. Gates makes the HPD belt and Napa carries Gates. I got the HPD belt number and went to Napa and they cross refrenced the belt. It was half the cost of HPD for the same belt! But just like i said Gates is the manufacturer of HPD belts so why pay more for the same belt?
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