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Originally Posted by BrianG
Wow, I thought mine was loose with ~1/2" of sag! There's no way I can get it off without removing the end plate from a pulley.
Yeah, you adjust tension by shimming under the 4 screws holding down the front transfer shaft. Not very effective though because by the time you get the long belt right, the front is too tight. I'd rather see a simple spring-loaded idler riding on a bearing.
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I was going to make one for it... I do need new belts, and the 2.5 and 3.3 use different pulleys and different belts too. I think my other belt is the wrong one (so is my luck). My front belt is just right with no shims, so I guess that I need a new center belt...
I may give the one I have a try...