Craftsman 6 Inch Jointer

[Babs 2]

I inherited my father's circa 1950's Craftsman 6 inch jointer.  Model 103.20660.  I need to purchase a new set of cutter blades and a pulley for the motor.  Manual says it takes a 1/2 inch Vee type belt but doesn't specify the size.  Does anyone know where I might purchase parts?  I tried Sears Parts direct but they don't have anything with this model number.  I can't measure the pulley as I'm in Maine and it is still in Indiana.  I wanted to purchase the parts before I drive back to pick it up next month.  Any advice on restoring will be helpful.  Thanks.  

[JohnG 1257]

https://www.manualslib.com/manual/596009/Craftsman-103-20660.html?page=6#manual
 

This has the parts diagram and parts listing. You might have to dig around to find a current equivalent part number or something else with the same specs, but this should get you started.

[RichardA 5104]

Try ereplacements.com

[bradpotts 696]

Maybe something like this might work? 
https://www.rockler.com/1-2-power-twist-plus-link-v-belt?msclkid=324634ace80e1a7d8f4554c28ccacb11&utm_source=bing&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=NX_DSA Page Feed&utm_term=All_Products&utm_content=All Products

[Mark J 2288]

For a fan belt I have in the past been able to get something that fits from an auto parts store.  

 

And welcome to the forum.  With a new to you jointer, you're gonna wanna hang out here.  

[Tom King 3890]

You need a "fractional horsepower belt".   An automotive belt will give you a vibration from the joint, where it's put together.  Auto parts stores do sell the fractional hp belts.  Google "how to measure for V-belt".

[wtnhighlander 7760]

The link belts like @bradpotts suggested are supposed to be great for reducing vibration, and are adjustable length. Harber Freight even carries them, if you want to try at low cost.

[Babs 2]

Thank you all for your advice.  I have seen the link V-belts at Rockler.  They're a bit pricey.  I didn't realize Harbor Freight carries them so I'll look for them there.  Was thinking about replacing the belt on my bandsaw with a link belt to reduce the vibration.  Will wait until I actually have the jointer and can take off the old belt and measure before purchasing a new one.  Same with the cutter blades.  Looks like this place may carry the right size jointer knives/cutters, https://www.americannationalknife.com/?gclid=CjwKCAjw9r-DBhBxEiwA9qYUpdT4EeX4JhqnjU1l5IN2NgJQBq53QNf8KfBDTNzeakI3LibDEli-4RoCGT4QAvD_BwE.   I'm sure I'll be back again with more questions once I actually start on the restoration.