1982-91 Columbia-Harley Davidson 2-Cycle - Drive Belt
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If you have the squeal, we have a deal on a Harley Davidson Two-Cycle Drive Belt at Buggies Unlimited for you today. When they get bad enough, squeaking is not even an adequate description. It's closer to screaming. Imagine there was a dog under your seat that started barking every time you took off. This is what it sounds like when you have polished belt sides. You cause this to happen by heat generation due to the high RPM of the clutches. That's right, just driving your caddie will wear it out.
There are three things to keep in mind when considering a new golf cart belt. The first is the overall length. As a matter of fact, if you allow it to stretch even a half-inch longer than the OEM recommendation, you will be in trouble. The same goes for the width. The tolerance is even smaller, though. Even an eighth of an inch will have that imaginary dog howling at the moon. The third is the sides of the belt. They should be rough. If they are smooth, this can cause a loss of traction.
We need to make sure that this is what is causing the issue. Several things can go faulty and make you think the Harley-Davidson belt is the culprit. The best way to avoid a problem like this is to stay on top of your seasonal maintenance. When you change the oil and check the filters, take a look at the belt too. It can save you money in the long run.
Installing a part like this is not a problem at all. It will take you less than fifteen minutes. So make it worth your while, get an entire golf cart tune-up kit, and spend an hour getting your ride ship-shape. Then, call Buggies Unlimited today and get everything you need.
