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Re: Scraping Noise? [Re: Brimt] #1023623 03/22/11 04:44 AM

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Easy enough to check the pulleys. Remove belt and spin pulley, feel for excessive tightness, grittiness or looseness in the bearing. If found, you may be able to pop the bearing out, clean and re-grease it, or if too far gone, replace it.

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
Scraping Noise?	Brimt	03/22/11 03:37 AM
Re: Scraping Noise?	4Crawler	03/22/11 04:44 AM
Re: Scraping Noise?	Brimt	03/23/11 04:06 AM
Re: Scraping Noise?	4Crawler	03/23/11 04:10 PM

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