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Old 09-04-2017, 06:46 PM
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Roland has said twice what the correct belt is. Return that one and 1) ask for the correct belt or 2) get a refund and order the belt directly from Cub Cadet. Item 14 in the below diagram:

http://www.cubcadet.com/equipment/AR...6-A/0062660003
Ordered one from cub cadet, I hope it works. I will try and return the other to ccs.......
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The 3/8 belt is going to sit deeper in the pulleys. By the time it goes around 4 pulleys you can lose a lot of length with the 1/2 belt. The correct belt should be just right.
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You know Brian, Mistakes happen and I apologize for the inconvenience.
A simple email saying HEY MAN! YOU SCREWED up would have been what I would have done, but that's just me. LOL

I look forward to your email.
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You know Brian, Mistakes happen and I apologize for the inconvenience.
A simple email saying HEY MAN! YOU SCREWED up would have been what I would have done, but that's just me. LOL

I look forward to your email.
Are you from cub cadet specialties? If so you SCREWED UP!! I know it happens, no big deal and life rolls on. I do need to send it back though as I have no use for it.
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Also nice to know you are on the forum here, I had no idea. If I had known I would have pm'ed you here.
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The BEST way to contact any Vendor, is through their direct Phone number or direct E-Mail Address.
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Also nice to know you are on the forum here, I had no idea. If I had known I would have pm'ed you here.
You can send him a PM on this site, but an email or phone call is just too difficult?
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The BEST way to contact any Vendor, is through their direct Phone number or direct E-Mail Address.
Sounds good to me. Thanks for the info

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You can send him a PM on this site, but an email or phone call is just too difficult?
No sir I never said it was. I will call or email as he stated in his post.
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Still no email from Brian. ;-(
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