Chipper Jinma chippers
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chuck4389
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Also have it in PDF format, about 48 meg total.
How would you like it?
You can also find detail photos at ranchhandsupply.com.
Rara Avis
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CharlieNH
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Can someone give me a number for a US made replacement V-belt that will fit the feed drive on the Jinma chipper. Thanks. I did see a post about an A cross section belt, but I don't think that's correct. Someone else suggested I use a Napa BXV42 belt, but that's not a good number. BX42 is a good number, but I'd like to get confirmation. Thanks.
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Just take in your old belt and have them match it up visually... Works almost 100% of the time 
CharlieNH
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The old belt is gone. My grandson just "confessed" yesterday that he tossed it in the woods at the place where we bought the machine, thinking that it was so badly trashed that we didn't want it for anything.
chuck4389
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Try a 4L400, that's 40" circumference at the pitch line.
Just to make sure, measure the outside circumference with
a tape measure, should be about 41", then subtract about an inch.
Measuring will take about 4 hands or a lot of clips.
In standard belt numbering systems, 3L, 4L, etc is the width of the belt.
The last series of numbers is the pitch circumference in inches times ten.
Most good hardware stores should stock this and they can also measure
your old belt.
Just to make sure, measure the outside circumference with
a tape measure, should be about 41", then subtract about an inch.
Measuring will take about 4 hands or a lot of clips.
In standard belt numbering systems, 3L, 4L, etc is the width of the belt.
The last series of numbers is the pitch circumference in inches times ten.
Most good hardware stores should stock this and they can also measure
your old belt.
CharlieNH
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Is that a cogged belt or a plain belt? The BX42 is cogged, but its wider than a 4L on the outside edge.
BigE_
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Would this belt work? You can easily make it shorter by removing a link.
Amazon.com: Grizzly G3640 Power Twist® V-Belt - 1/2" x 4': Home Improvement
Amazon.com: Grizzly G3640 Power Twist® V-Belt - 1/2" x 4': Home Improvement