Buildalot Drive Belt for Makita 1806B Power Planer, 293.5x14.4mm

Buildalot Drive Belt for Makita 1806B Power Planer, 293.5x14.4mm

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Buildalot Drive Belt for Makita 1806B Power Planer, 293.5x14.4mm

Buildalot Drive Belt for Makita 1806B Power Planer, 293.5x14.4mm

Sale price  $59.99 Regular price  $79.99
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Key features

  • FITS MAKITA 1806B - Replacement drive belt for the Makita 1806B power planer. This is the belt that drives the cutter drum from the motor.
  • MEASURE BEFORE YOU ORDER - 293.5 mm circumference and 14.4 mm wide (11.56 x 0.55 inch). Lay your old belt flat and compare both figures, because planers of a similar size use belts that look almost identical.
  • DURABLE RUBBER, CLOSED LOOP - Moulded as one continuous loop in flexible rubber, with the tooth profile cut to the original pitch so it seats on both pulleys without slipping under load.
  • FITTED IN MINUTES - Take off the side cover, slip the old belt off the pulleys, roll the new one on, refit the cover. No tensioning or adjustment needed afterwards.
  • NO MAINTENANCE, JUST REPLACEMENT - A drive belt is a wear part. When the planer runs but the drum stops turning under pressure, or you smell burnt rubber, the belt is the cause. It needs no oiling, only replacing.

Drive Belt for Makita 1806B Power Planer Restore the drive, not the tool When a planer runs but the cutter drum slows or stops under load, the drive belt is almost always the cause. It is the wear part that carries power from the motor to the drum, and it is designed to give out before anything more expensive does. Replacing it takes a few minutes and costs a fraction of a new planer. Specifications: - Circumference: 293.5 mm (11.56 in) - Width: 14.4 mm (0.55 in) - Closed loop, flexible rubber - Supplied as one belt Fits: Makita 1806B power planer How to tell your belt is worn: - The motor runs but the drum turns slowly or stops when you push into the work - The planer bogs down in cuts it used to make easily - A smell of hot rubber during use - Visible cracks, glazing or missing teeth on the old belt - Rubber dust inside the belt cover Fitting it: Unplug the tool and take off the side cover. Roll the old belt off the two pulleys, fit the new one over the motor pulley first, then work it onto the drum pulley while turning the drum by hand. Refit the cover. No tensioning or adjustment is needed afterwards. Frequently asked questions Q: How do I know this is the right belt for my pla

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