Why do you think it needs replacement?Mine looks clean.View attachment 2740720
Why do you think it needs replacement?Mine looks clean.View attachment 2740720
Actually I'm going to use it, if it's the same as the existing one.Measure it folded and keep it for your records.
It's someone's nice idea for comfy, handy storage. I seriously doubt it's factory. On the remote chance it is, it's at least 60 year old. I bet some academic polymer lab would want it for analysis and historic research, but I wouldn't use it.By the way, I got this belt attached inside the platter. It looks like a surplus factory belt.
I see. Let me order a new one (attached pic), to be on the safe side.It's someone's nice idea for comfy, handy storage. I seriously doubt it's factory. On the remote chance it is, it's 60 year old. I bet some polymer lab would want it for analysis and historic research, but I wouldn't use it.
Hummm...That's not a Thorens TD-124 belt in the picture. Stay away from this seller. Sellers who have a clue don't make mistakes like this. Don't even try to measure a belt, it's impossible. Just get a 124 one with the "Thorens" logo that doesn't come from the far east.
Which belt do you want to recommend?Yeah, that's the one in the picture.6800581 is the belt I'm using.
Got it. Thanks!It's the right number - wrong picture. Amateurs! Q Audio is literally in my back yard. Contact them. They know their backend from their elbow.
https://www.qaudio.com/products/thorens-belt-6800581
No affiliation!
And I measured 163 mm folded before installation. Allowing for measurement error, that's close enough to the seller's length of 320 mm.Yeah, that's the one in the picture.
The one in that picture looks legit too.6800581 is the belt I'm using.
Got it. I see the US ebay seller has no more stock. The one in the pic is the UK seller, with 100% feedback. It's the same OEM number.And I measured 163 mm folded before installation. Allowing for measurement error, that's close enough to the seller's length of 320 mm.
No, it's not. It's a 6mm difference. No body knows the length of those belts but the all mighty. They are impossible to measure. A "Thorens" logo is practically the only guaranty for a legit belt, and even that is being counterfeit all the time.And I measured 163 mm folded before installation. Allowing for measurement error, that's close enough to the seller's length of 320 mm.
Don't 'Hummm...' me. I've been at it probably since before you've been breathing. Printing a "Thorens" logo in your ad is about as authoritative as the Nigerian prince emails.Hummm...
Any better sources or suggestions?Don't 'Hummm...' me. I've been at it probably since before you've been breathing. Printing a "Thorens" logo in your ad is about as authoritative as the Nigerian prince emails.
No, it's not. It's a 6mm difference. No body knows the length of those belts but the all mighty. They are impossible to measure. A "Thorens" logo is practically the only guaranty for a legit belt, and even that is being counterfeit all the time.
says you.The 6mm difference you cite is insignificant.
The belt stretches when you fold it too. Dude, Let it go! No one on earth can measure those belts. Outer diameter? Why - does it rub on the outside?The belt will stretch when installed
Almost everything, but the sellers I posted (except the one in Wisconsin, suggested by you, which I am not familiar with) have a good reputation for selling genuine Thorens belts. I'm not saying others are fake, but the ones I know are good for their word.Your guarantee of their authenticity carries little weight. Anything can be counterfeited.