So, through some pure foolishness that was entirely my own fault, I've managed to snap the drive belt on my Triton surface planer. Unfortunately, no spares are available until March and I need one now. Can anyone with experience of such things point me in the right direction? My Googling hasn't gotten me anywhere so far! Thanks in advance.

In reply to Post #1
I would suggest contacting a belt specialist. Give them the numbers/ measurements and they might be able to match it.
Alternatively if you have a local bearing stockist they might be able to source one as above or at least point you in the right direction.

In reply to Post #1
Ebay, enter the number and belt or the make and model and belt

Edit

Had a google on EBay, not much

Looking at the PK number. PK = groove profile

I would except to see on your belt

5PK443

Tha 5 is the number of ribs

PK belt type

443 is the length

In reply to Post #1
What's is the model number?
Maybe contact this ebay seller and see if he can help LINK

In reply to Post #1
https://www.healystool.co.uk/DRIVE-BELTS-ct794.aspx

Try these
Or triton spares

http://www.toolsparesonline.com/default.aspx

In reply to Post #5
Believe it or not, I have already tried Triton spares... Thanks for the suggestions all, a few avenues to follow.

In reply to Post #6
Are their spares department still useless then

I remember trying to get a drive belt for a belt Sander, I got the impression they don't actually do any spares.

In reply to Post #6
Let us know how you get on with this