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You will need the model number to find this info. Usually on a plate or sticker under the seat. The use a parts site like jackssmallengines.com or simply Google your make and model followed by "deck belt"
not sure about the 660 for sure but normally the woods mowers have a tensioning wheel that keep the belt tight when it is running and if you depress the wheel it should allow you to remove the old belt and put on the new one. Take a look and see if one of you pulleys has a spring attached to it and if so that is the tensioning wheel.
Sears has one convenient location on the web to get all your Craftsman parts. They carry most parts for you tractor for at least 20 years.
You can get a new belt from searspartsdirect.com. You will need the model number off the mower to find and order the part. The number looks like 917.123456.
When you enter the model number into the search box at searsparts diagrams will pop up. You can locate the belts and order right there.
If you can't figure out the diagrams, you can go to any Sears store and they will help you order the part. All Craftsman parts are plus shipping.
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I think I have a diagram for this, what hp is the mower 12hp? what size cutting deck? I have an old roper 12hp which needs a new belt but don't know what size belt to buy?
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