rich lammerding
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does anyone know of a site to get commercial grade part #'s from cub part #'s?
belt #'s
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Hate to tell you Rich but in over twenty five years I haven't found that info. Every shop that handles belts says that CC uses a proprietary belt with a different profile. You can get close but the belts don't last.
The last time I needed a PTO belt for my 1250 the cub dealer didn't want to fool with it. I finally found it on the web and it was pricey. I saw the hand writing on the wall and bought a GT2542. I use the 1250 for general towng now..
Now if you need a belt for the deck an A76 will work fine..
The last time I needed a PTO belt for my 1250 the cub dealer didn't want to fool with it. I finally found it on the web and it was pricey. I saw the hand writing on the wall and bought a GT2542. I use the 1250 for general towng now..
Now if you need a belt for the deck an A76 will work fine..
OhioGuy
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There's a commercial belt dealership near me that's been able to match up anything I've taken them. From the 120" belt on a Woods mower to the 60 or so for my 1872 mule drive. You need to take the old belt in though because there is no cross reference on the Cub stuff.
The Cub belt was $48 from Cub and $18 from the second source, it's on it's second year.
The Woods belt was close to $80 and $35 from the second source. That one they just referenced the number on the old belt.
Maybe look in the yellow pages for a belt distributor?
Good luck!
Curt
The Cub belt was $48 from Cub and $18 from the second source, it's on it's second year.
The Woods belt was close to $80 and $35 from the second source. That one they just referenced the number on the old belt.
Maybe look in the yellow pages for a belt distributor?
Good luck!
Curt
