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06-30-2014, 02:06 PM
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If you've glazed the belt, it's toast and needs to be replaced. Even with a new belt, if it wasn't installed with the correct tension or the pulleys are not aligned, it will slip and squeal as you describe. Once glazed, it will ride too low in the pulley and continue to squeal until replaced. The belt needs to ride on its sides within the pulley. You also might have to sand the pulley with 200 grit or super fine steel wool to remove the old glaze.
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