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Old 11-08-2014, 03:32 PM
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Cub Cadet used a couple of different sizes of S/G pulleys.
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Could I get the dimensions of the pulley I should use. If I buy a new one I want to make sure it's correct.
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Old 11-08-2014, 03:53 PM
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According to the Parts Manual....you need KH-231278-S Pulley
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The pulley is 3"in diameter on the WF S/G's
Looks like a blue belt on there,is it a stens?
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I'm checking part numbers and the same belt (IH-401960-R1) seems to be used on both N/F and W/F so I don't think I bought the wrong one.
There was an assumption on my part, from the above statement, that he had the correct belt. Hmmmmmm maybe not????
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Correct, it is a blue belt. I'm going to order a CubCadet one and be sure. I did pick the correct one from the vender's site but maybe got the wrong one? Since this was my first time ordering one I really was not sure of the size and just expected it to be correct. Seems like something might have gotten messed up and I'm glad I asked you folks
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So I'm going to give this one a shot and see how things work out. It's a Cub product and not a 3rd party so maybe I'll have better luck?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Old-Model-CU...-/201193114023
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I believe the pulley on your S/G is the wrong one. There's a smaller pulley. I think that's the old style. Or just wrong. Pretty common. Ive got a couple big ones lying around I took off of Cubs.
It sounds like you got the right belt for your tractor, but you S/G pulley is not stock. I think you need a belt that is about 1" larger. Just my .02
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It sounds like you got the right belt for your tractor, but you S/G pulley is not stock. I think you need a belt that is about 1" larger. Just my .02
Gene, I ran into the same issue with my 108 and had the correct generator. I think IIRC I went through 3 different belts with that same number until I finally went to TSC and got a slightly longer belt, may have been 3/8 x 32 or 33. Mine was so tight that i could barely get the belt on and when I did I couldn't move the Pto engagement rod, not sure why this happened but I had the same issue
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