How doyou change the drive belt on a task force 2000 riding lawn mower?

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yes the drive belt is the bottom one it looks hard but is really simple the main thing is you have to look rite above the left back tire and remove two 5/16 bolts with an 1/2 in wrench to in stall drive belt the you install other belts

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I dont know the belt size but if you go to mtd belts in Jackssmallengines.com you should find it. Stephen.

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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.

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Visit mtd.com for an exact answer.

If you have the belt, take it to a auto parts or farm supply place for an exact replacement without shipping.

I hope this helps you

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Hi,you can download the manual for your device at;www.manualsonline.com and www.manualnguide.com.
Thanks and good luck