Posted by Lamont in NC on March 28, 2016 at 17:06:52 from (71.71.46.83):
For most items I can search ebay for a part number and get a replacement cheap that looks and works like new. But belts, well, I've been bitten with the $15 belt (ebay) that broke in a months time before--that's not a deal. But I've also had a $35 belt (NAPA) break after only 1 year. Meanwhile a $44 belt (ACE Hardware) lasted 8 years! I don't know how to know I'm getting quality. I know Kevlar is the buzz word but I'm beginning to suspect there are different grades of Kevlar belts out there. Is Kevlar wrapped good or is that like buying gold plated when your looking for gold? Right now I'm looking at Ebay item #200884501198. Or, maybe I should just bite the bullet and go back to ACE and hope their quality is the same. The belt I need now is the ground drive belt--it's actually the one that came on the mower when new in 1999! The others belts I've mentioned were the blade belts which don't seem to last as long--which makes sense when you figure they are probably higher stressed than the hydro drive belt, run at varying angles depending on deck height and are prone to trash getting caught in them.
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