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Belt info needed please
I am in need of the belt number for a 124 front pto to mower deck.
124 tractor 421u111 mower deck chopped mine up with the other mower. please and thanks
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IH-473462-R4
3/8 x 81"
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(2) Original, 100, 102, 124, 73, 800, #1 and #2 cart, brinly plows, disk, IH184, IH244, 1948 F Cub |
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Thank You for the info
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Hmm. Napa says an 81" belt only comes in 1/2" width. Wonder if it will work
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I will go by what Cub Cadet says as opposed to what NAPA says. Your call though.
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Your Napa sucks and you should find a new one. I personally always call the local warehouse and have them send it to my satellite store. Automotive V belts start at A (1/2") and get bigger. Your parts guy just didn't want to open the "other" book.
http://www.napaonline.com/Catalog/Ca...810_0006343719 I'm not sure if 3V is the correct profile for your application, but that for sure is a Napa 3/8 x 81" belt. It's $10 more to buy it from Cub (its $12 to buy a China belt of that size on Epay) which is what I would do in this case. Get the Cub belt, measure the profile, then find a generic to use as a replacement if you need one later on. |
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