jgm
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Advice welcomed on sourcing replacement belt type Uniroyal Powergrip 506XL050
Autohelm 3000 belt
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captainslarty
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Not being facetious Sir, but try a google, we sourced belts for st4000 this way, less than 10 Euro each.
If its not listed, find a specialist belt supllier and email them.
Hope that helps
If its not listed, find a specialist belt supllier and email them.
Hope that helps
Talbot
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Raymarine can supply
philip_stevens
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ST3000 replacement parts use the same drive belts as the AH3000.
Do you have a Westerly, as the 506 belt was specifically for Westerly's.
Do you have a Westerly, as the 506 belt was specifically for Westerly's.
davierobb
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Have used this company for dive belts and would rec. automotion
dickh
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Interesting - I have also just bought a replacement belt for my Autohelm 3000. Even though I used several contacts in the engineering trade, they all said it was a non-standard belt!
So I bought a proper Autohelm belt(D038) via Fox's in Ipswich for a reasonable £9.50(if my memory serves me right) with only a 3 day wait.
I did try a specialist supplier who would make to order but much more expensive!.
Interesting that the Autohelm site mentioned in a previous post gives a price of $36 !! Makes a change to be much cheaper in ££'s.
So I bought a proper Autohelm belt(D038) via Fox's in Ipswich for a reasonable £9.50(if my memory serves me right) with only a 3 day wait.
I did try a specialist supplier who would make to order but much more expensive!.
Interesting that the Autohelm site mentioned in a previous post gives a price of $36 !! Makes a change to be much cheaper in ££'s.
homa
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Can also recommend Foxes of Ipswich - they have a lot of old stock spares too
Bilgediver
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I get mine from bearing services and last time payed about £4.5 each
