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07-26-2014, 04:57 PM
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Original mower deck belt
I have a 62 original and the timed mower deck belt broke today while I was mowing....I am going to order one tonight. I was looking at the deck and I didn't see any way to take the spindles loose to slide them in to put the belt on. Also does anyone know the best place to order the belt from I know the part number is IH 464860 R2. Thanks for any and all help
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07-26-2014, 08:39 PM
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You can download the mower deck manual here.
The best place to get cub cadet parts, is through cub cadet. If you have time to wait, and know the part number, you can order it here. I even loaded the part number for you.
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07-29-2014, 10:05 PM
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Ok...got her back together and mowing. What I learned was that the timed belt was way to tight causeing it to bind which eventually broke the belt. I first read the manual...thanks to J-Mech and then tore the deck apart. Regreased the bearings, reset the belt tension so that it was tight but everything still turned freely. I replaced both belts because the small belt that engauges the deck was badly stretched. After I checked everything and sharpened the blades I took her for a spin....mowes beautifully just like it was designed to do. Thanks again for all the help.
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