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    Replacing Belts

    Thanks to everyone for their assistance so far. I ordered the special wrenches and attempted to use them last weekend, but that pulley does not want to move. I've looked at the manual and it appears that after removing the two bolts on either side that should spin after easily enough. However...
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    Replacing Belts

    Wow, that was quick. Should have tried here earlier. Thanks, yes, looked again, it is AM General. I will download those manuals and study them. So the belts run in tandem on the alternator/fan/crank - that clarifies things. Thanks again for the help.
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    Replacing Belts

    I bought a 1952 GMC M35 last month and on the way home the belts gave out. I've studied the manuals posted online, which all seem to be for newer models. My problem is that my configuration that I'm looking at it seems simple, but there seems to be no easy way to adjust the pulleys to release...
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