Michelle Lowe on sat 21 oct 00
I removed the belt from my Soldner P-200 to replace it (some kids held it
and stretched a spot in the old one)...now wondering exactly where to find
a replacement belt, anyone able to give me a clue?
Thanks!
Mishy
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Michelle Lowe on sat 21 oct 00
At 04:17 PM 10/21/2000 -0600, Michelle Lowe wrote:
>I removed the belt from my Soldner P-200 to replace it (some kids held it
>and stretched a spot in the old one)...now wondering exactly where to find
>a replacement belt, anyone able to give me a clue?
Hey, to answer my own question, auto parts store found me one, tout suite!
In the words of the late Gilda Radner "Never mind!"
Mish
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Anji Henderson on sun 22 oct 00
>From what I saw it looks like a fan belt for a car..
Go to Track Auto or PepBoys or someplace like that and
try to make a match.. I wouldn't be supprised if it
was a fan belt given the earlier construction of
Soldner's machines.. I mean really the first personal
clay mixer was a bread dough mixer and then the
sturdier one when the bread mixers were becoming
obselete, was made including a plymouth (I believe he
said plymouth) drive axle..
Anji
--- Michelle Lowe wrote:
> I removed the belt from my Soldner P-200 to replace
> it (some kids held it
> and stretched a spot in the old one)...now wondering
> exactly where to find
> a replacement belt, anyone able to give me a clue?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Mishy
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mlebron@ATTGLOBAL.NET on sun 22 oct 00
Soldner mentioned in his workshop that his
wheels contain many automotive components and
I believe the belt is the same as that used
in a car.
Maya
Anji Henderson wrote:
>
> >From what I saw it looks like a fan belt for a car..
> Go to Track Auto or PepBoys or someplace like that and
> try to make a match.. I wouldn't be supprised if it
> was a fan belt given the earlier construction of
> Soldner's machines.. I mean really the first personal
> clay mixer was a bread dough mixer and then the
> sturdier one when the bread mixers were becoming
> obselete, was made including a plymouth (I believe he
> said plymouth) drive axle..
>
> Anji
>
> --- Michelle Lowe wrote:
> > I removed the belt from my Soldner P-200 to replace
> > it (some kids held it
> > and stretched a spot in the old one)...now wondering
> > exactly where to find
> > a replacement belt, anyone able to give me a clue?
> >
> > Thanks!
> >
> > Mishy
>
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