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Old 04-14-2010, 09:59 PM
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This is the belt you need for a 1x8/9 and 42" deck: IH-490489-R2 -1/2" X 80"

You need either the OEM belt, a Stens tru-blue, or Gates power-rated green belt. Normal hardware-store belts will not hold up.
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Old 04-14-2010, 10:06 PM
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That's the extra belt I have. 3/8 X 80
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This is the belt you need for a 1x8/9 and 42" deck: IH-490489-R2 -1/2" X 80"

You need either the OEM belt, a Stens tru-blue, or Gates power-rated green belt. Normal hardware-store belts will not hold up.
That belt is 3/8 X 80
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Old 04-14-2010, 10:13 PM
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I'm not convinced that it is. I've had a lot of these things, all had 1/2" belts.

http://cubfaq.com/belts.html
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Matt I need to look at this a little closer I guess because I have a 1/2 by 81 and it too small....Its brand new I had for another lawn tractor that I dont use anymore It was dark out just now when I tried it so I need to look at in morning.But this deck came from a 104 that had a 3/8 belt thats where I came up with what I thought was right.
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Well if anyone is intrested what worked was a 1/2 by 83 I put it in and mowed about a half acre with no issues at all...In all honesty its probably about half inch too long.It even adjusted out about right...I still confuzzed about what it should be but it does not matter anyway in a month I'll have the correct deck for the tractor under it with the correct belt.And Diz your belt is a 3/8 by 80 according to the part number and it was listed for a 1x7 series tractor.Thanks for the replys....Randy
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