How To Replace A Deck Belt On A Lawnmower

When your deck belt comes off, there's no need to run it to the mower repair shop. Learn how to replace a deck belt on a lawnmower by yourself. I'm replacing a deck belt on a Cub Cadet 2100 series lawnmower. Part #954 3073 or 754 3073. I saved $30 by buying this belt off of Amazon- https://amzn.to/2l5rB7c

I found Cub Cadet belts and MTD Belts locally at Tractor Supply and another Farm & Ranch store but they ranged from $38 to $42! So I searched Amazon and found this belt for $10.99! Just mowed 1.5 acres with it (3-week tall grass) and it mowed great!

This is not the long Cub Cadet pto belt that runs from the front of the mower to the deck. This is the one that turns the cub cadet lawn mower blades.

Learning how to replace a deck belt on a lawnmower can save you a lot of money over the long run.

This cub cadet deck belt is 1/2" x 61" or 1/2" x 62" according to Cub Cadet's diagram. This fits cub cadet 42" decks, Ariens and quite a few MTD mowers. Part #954-3073 or #754-3073.

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