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   Piccioni | Jul 06, 2005 02:53pm | #1

   Just bring the belt to any auto parts store (or even many hardware stores).

   I have successfully substituted belts simply by width and length. They seem pretty much standard, although there is the odd exception

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   RickL | Jul 06, 2005 02:54pm | #2

   	24459.2 in reply to 24459.1
   	Power transmission in your local yellow pages should yield a source.  http://www1.mscdirect.com  , http://www.mcmaster.com  would be another. You have to identify the type...is it 4L, B, C? They have charts and don't be afraid to call their tech support line to help identify your belt more specifically. Take some mesurements on the pulley such as the width at the top of the inside of the V groove. Spent a number of years as a service tech for a tool dealer with Delta and many othe brands and often used those sources for alternative belts, bearings, etc. There are times though when it is necessary to buy from the manufacturer. Not all belts are generic. Auto stores tend to carry a different series of belt. A lawnmower place  typically stocks industrial type belts.  http://www.grainger.com is another. Mcmaster is one of the best. I can order up to 5:30 pm and I get the stuff the next day with regular ground UPS.

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   Paulie | Jul 06, 2005 06:19pm | #3

   Goodyear makes one.Take the old one to any place that deals in belts and they should be able to order one for you.I could tell you the # but I am at work. If you can wait 4 hours I'll get for you.

   Have fun! Nobody gets out alive.
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   Paulie | Jul 07, 2005 01:09am | #4

   I have 2 belt #s for you.  1) TOKUROPE  # 140J  P 24  0229  2) JASON  # 140J  2  072. Hope this helps.

   Have fun! Nobody gets out alive.
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   1525 | Jul 07, 2005 06:52am | #5

   Tokurope is what was on the planer.  Not that it wasn't a good one, it lasted about two years or better.  Are "Tokurope" and "Jason" products of Good Year? I tried to search for Tokurope on the internet and couldn't get one hit.

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   Paulie | Jul 07, 2005 06:52pm | #6

   I'm sorry about the confusion, I thought the one I rreplaced it with was a Goodyear. The replacement was the JASON. I don't know what the pricing from Delta is like in the USA , in CANADA they wanted $47.00 for that little belt. I found the replacement at a bearing supply for $9.00.Have fun! Nobody gets out alive.

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   1525 | Jul 10, 2005 06:12am | #7

   Was the bearing supply online or a store where you live?  I have found plenty of sites online that say they carry Jason belts, but once you enter the site, it's impossible to find em.