doublewide6 Repairs LLC thanks For the heads up. I’ve used them many times with zero issues. I’ve got them on my personal mowers as well. It sucks that you’ve had bad luck with them. What failures are you experiencing?
@@THEMOWERMEDIC1 Last summer on a craftsman rider deck belt busted in two weeks. Last winter snowblower one snow storm and the belt stretched. Both the belts are blue in color. Shipping and prices are great though.
This is the best Ferris belt replacement tutorial out there. Thanks for the help. I will add that after doing this belt replacement, I found it much easier to route the belt after I removed the seat frame from the pivot bolts. That’s not really easy to do but unless you have a lift it’s really hard to see through the deck to route the belt. Also, the spring clamp trick is worth using on the front right spindle pulley as well as the rear main.
Spent $84 at the shop for a new belt at the shop today and just saw this video. Oh well. Hopefully can save a little money and learn myself from this video. Thanks for putting it together!
I knew that square hole was there for a reason - my manual didn't mention it. Less than three minutes in and I knew I had it beat. Thanks, thanks, thanks!
I have had no problems with the D&D belts. The Kevlar belts are made for outdoor use and have lasted a long time on many different mowers that I have fixed for people.
We have the IS3000Z. Having problems with belt popping off. We redid pulley setting and several adjustments concerning the pulleys. Question, how many tension springs are there on these? I'm asking because we have the tension spring where you demonstrated using the ratchet to release tension. However we have another spring that looks like a cigar shake, approximately 7 in Long. It does not have the extension and loop coming off of it as the spring in your video. We pulled up a schematic of the 61-in deck and everything is accounted for. However we were thinking that there had to have been another tension spring back towards the motor's pulley system. Thanks for your videos and if you could reach back to me with some knowledge I would greatly appreciate it.
Are the D&D belts kevlar reinforced all my oem equipment belts are expensive but they are kevlar reinforced belts that makes a difference why they cost more they also last a lot longer
Can I buy a mule belt for my mower from you or through your store? If so please tell me the part# to order. I have a Snapper Pro S175X; part# 5900938. Thanks. Great video!
That 590 number you supplied is not a good number. They are showing two different belts for that mower, one belt is 182.5 inches long and the other belt is 184.9 inches long so a measurable difference with a tape measure will be needed
@@THEMOWERMEDIC1 The 5900938 is Snapper's part# for the machine itself. The part# for the belt I think is 5104063, which is the shorter belt. I think the longer belt is part# 5102269. I wont know which one I have until I remove and measure it. Will let you know as soon as I do. Thank you
Jeremy, I tightened my belt as tight as possible and have used it for the past 3 days. I just finished mowing about 5 acres this evening. Since I'm caught up I went ahead and removed my belt. I then measured the outside circumference with a string and got around 182". I was expecting it to be longer than that but this is my first rodeo and I'm most likely doing something wrong. I'm guessing the part # that I'm looking for would be Snapper Pro part# 5104063. I would prefer to get a D&D belt like you showed in this video if possible. Any help from you would be greatly appreciated sir. Thank you in advance, Steve
D&D belts suck, i own a lawn mower shop and have used D&D in the past and tend to steer clear of them, i've had problems ranging from incorrect size to bad quality, always use OEM or certified aftermarket belts from reputable aftermarket suppliers for example Rotary,Stens & Oregon. I have found that PIX belts are similar in price to D&D and far better quality, PIX is what i mainly use, or Oregon & Rotary. Sometimes cheaper is not always best especially when it comes to a belt.
TheOutdoorPowerGuy what failures are you experiencing with them? I have used them for all my belt related repairs with zero issues. I even have them in my personal mowers with good success.
@@THEMOWERMEDIC1 the cheap black ones always fell apart and the blue kevlar ones are cut wrong, last one i got was suppose to be a 5/8 x 147-1/2 and it was a 21/32 x 146.
That D&D belt is garbage I have had problems with them several times. I never use them any more.
doublewide6 Repairs LLC thanks
For the heads up. I’ve used them many times with zero issues. I’ve got them on my personal mowers as well. It sucks that you’ve had bad luck with them. What failures are you experiencing?
@@THEMOWERMEDIC1 Last summer on a craftsman rider deck belt busted in two weeks. Last winter snowblower one snow storm and the belt stretched. Both the belts are blue in color. Shipping and prices are great though.
@doublewide6 Update....still going strong. I wonder if you might’ve gotten a bad belt.
pro trick : you can watch movies at flixzone. I've been using them for watching all kinds of movies during the lockdown.
Still going strong. Just did a service in this mower
This is the best Ferris belt replacement tutorial out there. Thanks for the help. I will add that after doing this belt replacement, I found it much easier to route the belt after I removed the seat frame from the pivot bolts. That’s not really easy to do but unless you have a lift it’s really hard to see through the deck to route the belt. Also, the spring clamp trick is worth using on the front right spindle pulley as well as the rear main.
Spent $84 at the shop for a new belt at the shop today and just saw this video. Oh well. Hopefully can save a little money and learn myself from this video. Thanks for putting it together!
I knew that square hole was there for a reason - my manual didn't mention it. Less than three minutes in and I knew I had it beat. Thanks, thanks, thanks!
I like the clamp idea. Thanks Jeremy.
No prob mr Bruce! Loved the video collaboration about the grassbox
I'm a girl and you made this sooooo easy and I learned so much!! Ty ty ty
You’re more than welcome thanks for watching
Excellent video. good camera work to show all phases of the belt change. And the audio was audible.
This was very helpful - thank you!!🤗
That was the ez & fastest way I've seen .Thanks
Appreciate the video, couldn't find one specific to my mower but this will work, looks to be the same setup
Belt changes always seem difficult to me. If I get my old Murray running it needs all new belts. Thanks for sharing.
I have had no problems with the D&D belts. The Kevlar belts are made for outdoor use and have lasted a long time on many different mowers that I have fixed for people.
I agree. All the naysayers about these belts must not be installing them correctly
Is this the same process for a 360z ?
We have the IS3000Z. Having problems with belt popping off. We redid pulley setting and several adjustments concerning the pulleys. Question, how many tension springs are there on these? I'm asking because we have the tension spring where you demonstrated using the ratchet to release tension. However we have another spring that looks like a cigar shake, approximately 7 in Long. It does not have the extension and loop coming off of it as the spring in your video.
We pulled up a schematic of the 61-in deck and everything is accounted for. However we were thinking that there had to have been another tension spring back towards the motor's pulley system.
Thanks for your videos and if you could reach back to me with some knowledge I would greatly appreciate it.
Saw your poll on mower guys. My favorite is Mustie1.
Good show! Thanks for sharing!
GREAT VIDEO.. THANK YOU SOOOOOOO MUCH
My belt broke and it would be nice to see a diagram the direction the belt go's. Thanks Marge
Very well done 🎉thanks
Never heard of a ferris, this thing is so different than my grasshopper
Are the D&D belts kevlar reinforced all my oem equipment belts are expensive but they are kevlar reinforced belts that makes a difference why they cost more they also last a lot longer
Pump Drive Belt 5102013 (61") belt how to i replace?
lucky kubotas are pretty well all shaft driven blades
Gearboxes grenade often. 18 dollar belt or a 800 dollar gear box. I’ll go belt drive all day
@@THEMOWERMEDIC1 my dealer usually sells gear box for 120.00
You cannot buy a new Kubota deck gearbox for $120 anywhere... try again
great video but i would be afraid to takle that job i drink to much beer and im sure it would turn into a cobbled up mess
Thank you!
Can I buy a mule belt for my mower from you or through your store? If so please tell me the part# to order. I have a Snapper Pro S175X; part# 5900938. Thanks. Great video!
That 590 number you supplied is not a good number. They are showing two different belts for that mower, one belt is 182.5 inches long and the other belt is 184.9 inches long so a measurable difference with a tape measure will be needed
@@THEMOWERMEDIC1 The 5900938 is Snapper's part# for the machine itself. The part# for the belt I think is 5104063, which is the shorter belt. I think the longer belt is part# 5102269. I wont know which one I have until I remove and measure it. Will let you know as soon as I do. Thank you
Jeremy, I tightened my belt as tight as possible and have used it for the past 3 days. I just finished mowing about 5 acres this evening. Since I'm caught up I went ahead and removed my belt. I then measured the outside circumference with a string and got around 182". I was expecting it to be longer than that but this is my first rodeo and I'm most likely doing something wrong. I'm guessing the part # that I'm looking for would be Snapper Pro part# 5104063. I would prefer to get a D&D belt like you showed in this video if possible. Any help from you would be greatly appreciated sir. Thank you in advance, Steve
Great tip with the clamp
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D&D belts suck, i own a lawn mower shop and have used D&D in the past and tend to steer clear of them, i've had problems ranging from incorrect size to bad quality, always use OEM or certified aftermarket belts from reputable aftermarket suppliers for example Rotary,Stens & Oregon. I have found that PIX belts are similar in price to D&D and far better quality, PIX is what i mainly use, or Oregon & Rotary. Sometimes cheaper is not always best especially when it comes to a belt.
TheOutdoorPowerGuy what failures are you experiencing with them? I have used them for all my belt related repairs with zero issues. I even have them in my personal mowers with good success.
@@THEMOWERMEDIC1 the cheap black ones always fell apart and the blue kevlar ones are cut wrong, last one i got was suppose to be a 5/8 x 147-1/2 and it was a 21/32 x 146.
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