This replacement drive belt is specially designed for use with Toro and Lawn Boy snow throwers. It is a genuine item sourced directly from original equipment manufacturer. This is the drive belt for the that spins the augers. Make sure to check diagrams for your unit for correct use and location of this drive belt. Please note, this rubber drive belt is sold individually. You would need a set of wrenches to complete this repair.
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belt replacement
I blow the belt up, 11 years old snow blower. Belt ripped in two, spring and bracket broken too. The parts were listed as discontinued stock for that year, but they are the same parts as the newer models. So i ordered in the parts and extras for future. All work very well. Manufactures stay with the same design of equipment if it preforms great and saves money on retooling.
Greg - March 17, 2021
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Exact parts needed.
The parts fit properly to complete the repair and get my snow blower operational. The only problem was the USPS was SLOW in executing the delivery. Fortunately I didn't encounter snow during my down time......Thanks
Guest - February 18, 2022
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The right parts!
Along with the belt, I replaced the pully, blades and scraper. All fit and the machine is like new again.
Guest - March 19, 2022
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Removed cover, belt cover, drive pulley, removed rotor. Then replaced paddles, scraper. mounted rotor, drive pulley, new belt and reassembled.
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Snow paddle clutch cable broke ... the clutch cable guide became loose and broke. I believe the loose guide was the original source of the problem. I also replaced the belt
I found this fairly easy to accomplish ... It just takes a lot of words to describe the steps and pitfalls. Good luck.
Remove snow chute > 3 large screws
Finish by removing chute ring > 1 small screw
Remove 4 bolts that secure the red shroud
Remove gas cap
Remove shroud
Replace gas cap
Remove 2
... Read more screws and mounting clips holding bottom black shroud to blower handles
Remove 1 bolt > front lower right side of black shroud
Loosen shroud ... probably not necessary to remove it
Remove bolts securing belt, pulley cover
Remove cover ... lifting off tabs at bottom
TAKE A PICTURE SHOWING BELT ROUTING, PULLEYS, TENSIONING SPRING, BRACKETS ETC !!
Remove belt
>> unscrew and replaced broken clutch cable guide ... lubricate cable channel with silicon grease
>> feed replacement cable from lower back of blower into cavity ... up and around cable guide ... connect to clutch lever
>> route cable ABOVE blower handle ... connect upper end of cable to clutch handle actuator spring
>> REFER TO YOUR PICTURE
>> replace or install new belt
Replace pulley cover
Remount lower black shroud ... 2 clips & screws and 1 bolt
<><> feed the clutch cable THROUGH the left clip ... don\'t pinch it
<><> feed the 2 chute control cables through the right clip ... don\'t pinch them
Don\'t forget the bolt at the lower right front of the black shroud.
Reverse the rest of the steps!
Hope this helps =ƒÿÇ
Removed the 3 bolts on the belt cover. Found the broken and damaged parts. Went to my owner manual for parts list and instructions on belt replacement. Order in parts from eReplacementParts.com. Had to order the parts for a newer model which was the same as my older model. The parts came in, clean up the belt area with a brush, installed
... Read morethe new belt, spring and spring guide. Tested the drive system, replaced the cover, repair is complete. Runs perfect.The snow blower is a 10 year old unit......
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Toro snowblower blade scraper and blades worn out.
1. I removed the old plastic blade scraper easily with two ratchets w/sockets and unhooked springs with a long needle-nosed pliers. Installing the new part was also easy using the same tools.
2. Removing the worn out rubber blades was difficult as a couple of the torx flat-headed bolts stripped out trying to break them loose. One
... Read more bolt head had to be cut free from the blade with a razor knife to enable holding it with a vice grip pliers. I would recommend purchasing some new bolts and nuts when replacing these blades.
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Belt in Tori snowblower gave out after a number of years
This part is in stock in our warehouse and will ship out within 1 business day of the order being placed.
New stock is on the way! On order parts usually ship within 7 business days.
Item is not in stock and usually ships 10-15 business days from the time you place your order.
This item is no longer being made by the manufacturer, and cannot be added to your shopping cart.
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