I'm looking for a belt to connect the TG2739A quick adapter pulley to the tractor pulley. The one given to me when I bought it is too short. Does anyone know the part number or even better the length?
TG1860G and TG2746A snowblower with TG2739A adapter, belt lenth?
- Thread starter orangekuby
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The parts list I looked at showed 2 belt numbers. 70001-00515 and 70001-00509. Not sure why they list 2 belt numbers, so I can't help much.
I think those two numbers are actually for the chain on the snowblower. I'm looking for the belt that goes from the clutch pulley on the tractor to the TG2739A quick attach adapter. I can't find any diagrams for it though.
I just entered the number 70001-00515 on Messick's site and it list a B97 belt.
https://www.messicks.com/ku/86316 The -00509 is just a bit shorter. Not a chain. Not sure which one you need though.
https://www.messicks.com/ku/86316 The -00509 is just a bit shorter. Not a chain. Not sure which one you need though.
According to D2cat there are two possible belts.
The two belts are B cross section.
The B70001-00509 is a B84 which will mean 84 inches long outside circumference.
The B70001-00515 is a B97 which means 97" long.
If you are buying belts from Kubota, fine, if not then there are a number of good youtube videos on measuring belts to buy outside OEM. However, you have all the info you need except the correct length.
I would suggest the belt you look for outside Kubota has a "P" in its designation such as BP84 or BP97.
The "P" is the generic designation for Kevlar cords which make a much stronger belt.
To get a close length, use a piece of 1/2" rope wrapped where the belt would go and measure its length.
Here is an eBay example of a BP97 belt for $20.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/New-Dayco-...459860&hash=item1c8c686af4:g:jWAAAOSwwxJZde5P
Dave
Thanks for pointing that out, I was looking at the diagram on messicks incorrectly. One of those two belts is probably the one I need. I will measure and find out. For some reason at first glance it looked like the belts in the diagram were pointing to go with the gear, but I can see there is definitely a chain elsewhere in the diagram.