What is the preferred material for money belt?

ahhh, I see you prefer a materialistic life style. I prefer motorcycle riding

The best material for a boat is Fiberglass. However if you prefer Plastic you may want ABS which is harder and lighter than the regular plastic. Aluminum is also a good material for boats. Its downside is that it lacks the foam and it conducts electricity.

I have the belt for your machine. I charge 16.99 for bread machine belts including shipping. I accept money order or paypal. Just email me if you are interested and which payment method you prefer. Thanks! [email protected]

by biggest wheel under the belt are you talking about the lowest wheel on the motor at the bottom of the motor then it is the harmonic balancer the rubber dampener material between the outer and inner metal balancer is coming apart.you should get this replaced as soon as possible.if it separates completely it can cause alot of damage to other components and cost more money to repair the damage

Understand your idea, however, after 35 years of repairing mowers, most manufacturers have designed drive sheave pulleys to certain specs, and generic fractional horsepower belts do NOT work. The material, cord design, and cross-section measurements are specific to that particualr application. Fractional horsepower belts are normally just rubber, and the heat created by driving a mower will melt the rubber quickly.
Go to the local Cub dealer and get the proper belt. It will save you tons of time and money. If you do not have a local dealer, cub has a website that would provide a dealer locator for your area.

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this is a job for a qualified repair shop. I do not recommend you to do it. If you want to do it, buy a manual, prefer a manual from the dealer. The money you save will more than pay for it.

There is rarely any adjustment to tighten the belts on a riding mower. The belts are tensioned by an idler pulley which is controlled by a idler pulley spring. Almost all riding mower belts must be accurate to the hundredth of an inch or no less than accurate to 1/8th inch. It is very rare for a belt to be in full inch increments. This is why automotive or general purpose belts will not work on a riding mower. I know it is tempting to try to get by with a $10 belt rather than spending $35 or more for the correct belt. Trust me, you will only waste your money trying to get by with the inferior belts. Riding mower belts and extra heavy duty and generally will not stretch at all. Generally they will have 5 or more strands of a Kevlar type material so that stretching is virtually non existent. If the belt will not tighten then it is most likely not the correct belt. If the belt is in fact the proper belt and still is too loose, then you should look for pulley wear or weak tension springs. Metal pulleys do wear and tension spring do loose tension.

Go to a consumer electronics repair shop, preferably an old mom&pop op and they will have what you need. If not they can order it for you when they do stocking and save you shipping money from any internet company. I used to work at one is how I know. Have a good one