drive belt installation
344797
This is for the mower deck. Not a drive belt. The belt sold here only attaches to the two pulleys from the blades then to the accessory pulley coming from the engine.
344798
installing the drive belt is fairly simple all you have to do is raise the front drop the deck you'll have to unhook the steering column there's going to be two bolts to keep the drive belt in place that need to be removed after that it's just guiding the belt where it needs to be and putting a socket on the spring loaded pulley to install then reverse the previous
344799
There are some fairly good tutorials on YouTube. That said, it's not too hard but it does involve pulling out the steering column.
344800
I did not install a drive belt, but the mower belly belt which was a piece of cake. The drive belt looks to be a bit harder.
344801
Installing the drive belt was easy for me cause I took a video of the old belt and I had the manual which you can find your manual at the manufacture web site.
1073837
Don,t know if thers is any warr. Bought it. Fairly eazy to install (hardest part was removing & replacing the drive belt) It works great.
72412
I am in the same dilemma...I took off the beater bar, but the motor shaft goes all the way to the other side, and there is no gap to take the belt on or off...help!
1691978
I recommend you contact the seller. I've never used the belt so I hesitate to guess.
842899
Well Mike, you ask a question, but don't go into to much detail. So I am going to guess you want to remove the chain and replace it with some kind of belt. The drive gear on the motor is made to accept the chain, but may be jerry rigged to accept a pulley of some kind. Now the question of the guide bar? Will this be part of the modification, because I really don't know what it will work in your modification? If its removed, also the structure of the plastic will be a problem. I'm interested to see what your attempting to do, as a kid I would enjoy repairing things and seeing how to make something do something other then it was made for, so good luck and the words that any modification will void the warranty. Good luck.
124236
Belts are fairly simple. Release tension and remove the old belt. Putting a new belt on is slightly trickier but no big deal. The disks are a little harder as they are adhesive, but they come off easily with careful pulling on the edge.
1922658
As far as I know this kit works on all modern Chamberlain belt drive systems. I used it on both a model WD962KEV (from Home Depot) and model WD832KEV I bought here at Amazon.
1229039
In order to get to the belt, you have to unscrew the bottom plate. I think there are 3 screws. They sell replacement belts here at Amazon pretty cheap.
770300
I looked on gates website for mine too. All i remember is it was a slightly tough job but my belt never came off again. I even had someone hit the throttle several times while i sprayed it with my water hose. Didnt even squeal after the install but keep up with the belt part number because the stock belt no longer works
1668405
It should just slide into the slots at the end of the roller and vacuum after putting the drive belt back on.
1156141
There is an "L" shaped Allen wrench with the manual and assembly packet. In the instructions there is belt adjustment section. On both sides of the casing at back edge of the belt there are ports on both sides. Use the wrench to tighten the belt in the ports.
2134710
I just had this problem with the outter rotor drive belt coming off the pulleys, there's a threaded insert on the pulley side of the rotor driveshaft that comes loose and unscrews allowing the shaft bearing to move out of it's recess in the side cover and the belt comes off. You can tighten the insert back up by removing the other side cover and using an allen wrench and a hex wrench on the pulley just make sure the rotor drive hex is aligned properly as you tighten it back up. Maybe some thread locker would cure the problem or it just wasn't properly torqued to begin with when assembled. The rotor should be tight with no side to side movement, if there is side to side play then the belt will come off. I just had this problem with the outter rotor drive belt coming off the pulleys, there's a threaded insert on the pulley side of the rotor driveshaft that comes loose and unscrews allowing the shaft bearing to move out of it's recess in the side cover and the belt comes off. You can tighten the insert back up by removing the other side cover and using an allen wrench and a hex wrench on the pulley just make sure the rotor drive hex is aligned properly as you tighten it back up. Maybe some thread locker would cure the problem or it just wasn't properly torqued to begin with when assembled.... » Read More I just had this problem with the outter rotor drive belt coming off the pulleys, there's a threaded insert on the pulley side of the rotor driveshaft that comes loose and unscrews allowing the shaft bearing to move out of it's recess in the side cover and the belt comes off. You can tighten the insert back up by removing the other side cover and using an allen wrench and a hex wrench on the pulley just make sure the rotor drive hex is aligned properly as you tighten it back up. Maybe some thread locker would cure the problem or it just wasn't properly torqued to begin with when assembled. The rotor should be tight with no side to side movement, if there is side to side play then the belt will come off. « Show Less
915944
I got it as a deck belt for a 42 inch mower deck. I don't know if the drive belt is the same or not. Sorry I couldn't be more help. Ron
600008
I would suggest a minimum of 45 inches to clear the belt drive cover in the open position. You can get by with 41 inches if you need to.
996756
http://www.amazon.com/Tune-Belt-Receiver-generation-connected/dp/B001JONZGM/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1266538917&sr=8-3. This is what I have, works real well and has enough space.
891564
if you go on line you can u tube this repair , you can also look up service manuals by make and model. Just make sure that the lower bracket is not bent and cable rubbing on belt - this was my problem and had to replace /repair bracket - need belt and cable - keep all bolts in separate containers and mark them on location
1789047
The bracket is attached to the hard drive you are replacing. Just unscrew it and attach the bracket to the new one and it will slide in.