ken wrote on Sunday, January 29, 2017 (PST): Tractors that have been converted over to 12 volts. often don't take the original length belt. best to take the old belt to parts store and compare length. Phil Up wrote on Friday, February 03, 2017 (PST): real simple is to take a nylon rope and measure the length and also note the pulley width. Take that to napa or a good bearing house and have them look it up. Just to make it a little more accurate find that piece of rope that is about the right diameter as where you want the belt to run. Lmack wrote on Saturday, February 04, 2017 (PST): If it has been converted then the parts table could be off. You are going to have to trial and error fit to find the correct belt.

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