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"This fibre was just made for industrial rubber products," hie said. The big problems with V-belts, hie said, were in the west. ilWe p ut a belt on a combine and many times the thing broke before the mach- in e got into the field." New fabrics and cornpounds event- ually overcame the problem, but, even today, Jeffery says, V-belts get a hard ride from combines. "Just when we got a belt strong enough to handle a certain system, they either condensed the size of t he drive unit or went for a more powerful motor. We were alwayson the hot spot." V-belt development in Can- ada didn't necessarily parallel that in the U.S., Jeffery explained. "If either of us had problems. we'd consit the other to avoid duplication, but V-belts in Canada were made for diflerent climatic condi- tions and different uses than those in the US." As chief engineer of power transmission products, J.eff- ery was largely reponsible for solving the-problems, and for his ability to do this hie was dubbed, "Mr. V-belt." 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