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Engine Balance 140-160

uid 5098's pic
posted by  Sil on  Mon Aug 23 10:58 CST 2004
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You could try that, but it seems that the pulleys were balanced by the manufacturer. At least, the one I have has three 1/4 inch drill marks right together on the rim. I doubt that anything much could happen to such a solid chunk of iron to throw it off balance unless, like Phil says, there is a large piece missing. I suppose that visually it spins without a wobble that could indicate its not being on straight -- right?
Bob S.






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