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Old 02-09-2017, 11:14 AM   #21
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I found reinf. rubber material at McMaster-Carr. Part#s in photos. Hope this helps.
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I found reinf. rubber material at McMaster-Carr. Part#s in photos. Hope this helps.

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Thank you so much for the parts numbers, I just placed an order.


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I found reinf. rubber material at McMaster-Carr. Part#s in photos. Hope this helps.
Jim
Stone quarries use reinforced rubber belting to transport crushed stone. They replace it often and will probably give the old stuff away for free.
I got some from my brother-in-law and I found many uses for it.
It's 1/4" thick.
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