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Old 08-18-2018, 06:01 PM
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Default Cub Cadet 73 38” deck belt sizes?
What size belts does a 73 with 38” deck take? I’m working on one for a friend and it needs belts but I can’t find any links that work on this site.

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Here you go

http://cubfaq.com/belts.html
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Cubcadet.com should still work......
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Here is the belt and blade PDF file.
http://www.cubcadet.info/Manuels/Bel..._1947-2004.pdf
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Here is the IPB for your deck and tractor combo.

https://www.cubcadet.com/equipment/A...6-A/0062660003
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Cubcadet.com should still work......
That link does work, but it only gives the IH part number, and I was looking for the size. cubfaq.com got me what I needed, thanks Alvy.
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That link does work, but it only gives the IH part number, and I was looking for the size. cubfaq.com got me what I needed, thanks Alvy.
Oh good grief.

Look... if you plug it in Google, like a million links come up, and oh my gosh! About half have the size listed too!!!

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Matter of fact, if you click "add to cart" on the CCC website, it also gives you the belt size. I thought it did, I just went and checked.

Also, you do know that like every part store that carries belts has a chart. If you are going to buy one locally, which, if you are fixing a tractor for someone else, I assume you aren't going to order a belt online.... you can just call the store and they can tell you what belt you need.
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Well I figured I would just ask here, and get a quick answer from the experts. I got the answer... and lesson learned... again.
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Well I figured I would just ask here, and get a quick answer from the experts. I got the answer... and lesson learned... again.
My point is, you had all the info you needed. Why should we have to go look up the length and give it to you? We did the same thing you can do.... and I'm sure you have been here long enough to have seen all those links before.
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