Here is from my Woods L59 manual. This is viewed from rear of tractor.
First, put belt on bottom grove RH side of center pulley on mower deck. Then go around left hand sheave of deck, back across center groove of center pulley to the RH deck pulley and back to the top groove of center pulley. Then from center pulley to front idler pulley with 3/4 twist and then a 1/2 twist between the idler pulley and the drive pulley on the tractor. Then straight down under rear idler pulley, This should leave a 1/4 twist from rear idler pulley to the bottom groove of the center deck pulley. When tightening things up, the front idler should be about 1 inch above the groove in the center pulley and the rear about 1 inch below it's groove in the center deck pulley. This is not word for word from the manual, as I have just given the essentials.
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