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Does anyone know the correct length and diameter of the drive belt for the 50 inch deck?
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This is from the Cub parts site.
754-3003 BELT-V 5/8 X 89
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Thanks much. I appreciate the info.
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The worn belt that I removed measures 83 1/2" in length and 1/2" wide. There is no way[ I could get an 89" belt to work. Is that belt the mule drive belt? Or the 50 inch deck belt. Deck model is 359190.
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50C deck drive belt is 1/2" X 85.5"
I just looked one up for myself. Seriously, you can look up your own parts. Go to cubcadet.com, or partstree.com. Put in the model of tractor you are working on. Under attachments, choose the deck model. Look at the relevant picture associated with the section of parts you need. Here is a link for the deck on both the Cub look up site, and partstree.com Cub Cadet Partstree Now, you have part numbers and sizes. Take it from there. |
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You said Drive Belt so I looked up the mule belt. As J-Mech said it's easy to look up parts on the Cub site.
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