Posted by Russ from MN on May 14, 2013 at 08:10:03 from (68.235.89.2):
In Reply to: Woods Belly Mower posted by Ronald Anderson on May 13, 2013 at 19:57:00:
We measured our old one before it failed! I took a 50 foot tape and tied it to the belt and had my wife keep tension on it. I rotated the drive slowly by hand until the belt was all the way around, it wasn't easy, but it worked. I then went online to find the size. I think it measured 226 1/2, so that was a B225. We ordered a Goodyear US made off Amazon for about $50 and it works great. My years in industrial maintenance pay off, I have my spare parts ready before I need them. Woods has an excellent website where you can download an owners manual with very good diagrams for the belt run. Our belt was on slightly wrong when we bought the tractor, a Farmall C.
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