Phoenix goodsV Belt Adjustable Link V-Belt - 3/8-inches x 4-feet Type Z Link Belt Phoenix goods

I bought a pair of these for the dual pulleys on my 1950s Craftsman table saw. It runs more smoothly and quietly with these. They do stretch quite a bit as they break in, so you will be adjusting the length of these more than once. Recommended.

I am not a pro but like this belt. Takes a few minutes to figure out how to adjust it. Save the pieces. I use it on my Artisan® 797-AB Industrial Walking Foot Machine. No problems so far. Fully adjustable so get a little longer. Runs smooth.

Had to replace a belt on an old (1989) craftsman table saw. The original belt had developed memory and was causing vibration along with cutting down on power. This new belt was super easy to adjust to length and put on-I didn't even need pliers like some other reviewers reccomended, but that might change because I expect the links to stretch a bit and lock in, therefore will need to remove some after a few uses. This is common for these types of belts. Good value, and never have to worry about belt memory again.

In a pinch it works as you would expect it to. Does tend to stretch quite a bit requiring you to adjust it multiple times, even going back and removing links until it settles into its final running dimensions.

Just installed it so for now this review has nothing to do with durability.I was skeptical of these adjustable belts and chose this one as it was near the right size and inexpensive. I’m pretty sure these things are highly generic.Used on my 1980s craftsman table saw. Sized the adjustable belt to be just smaller than my old belt, ran saw, belt “stretched” (I think the links just get pulled into place), pulled a couple more links out, rinse, repeat. Ended up pulling 8 total out and adjustment is perfect. 1/2” replacement belt for original pulleys worked just fine.

This belt greatly reduced the vibes in my 10 in. Harbor Freight drill press. It took about 5 to 10 min to figure out how to size the belt, but once you get the hang of it, it's fairly easy. One nice benefit is that you can make 2 smaller belts from one large one. It's sort of surprising that this rough-looking belt is actually smoother than the stock ones.

This works great on my old Kubota tractor. The tractor has a front clutch for the belly mower and requires removal to replace the belt. Lots easier to feed this belt around. Note that you need to stretch it out and shorten it a couple times to get it to the correct tension.Value is good - yes it costs more than the correct size belt, like 4-5x. But it's a lot easier than removing the clutch assembly.Cannot rate durability - I ran the machine for about a half hour to confirm it works, and then moved onto a different project.

This adjustable belt was a nice option on my antique tractor. It saved me time by being able to install this belt without disassembling items to install this belt. I threaded through where it needed to be and connected the belt together, worked great.