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See How it Works Cub Cadet Manuals Cub Cadet Reviews Contact Information Scoreboard Ratings See detailed Cub Cadet customer service rankings, employee comments and much more from our sister site. Cub Cadet Recalls 42" Deck 1. Remove the deck from beneath the tractor, (refer to Deck Removal on page 28). 2. Remove the hex washer screws securing the belt covers to the deck. See Figure 7-8. Belt Cover Hex Washer Screws Spindle Pulley Idler Pulley Idler Arm PTO Pulley Figure 7-8 3. Remove the two idler pulleys by removing the hex screws and flange lock nuts that secure them to the deck and the idler arm. See Figure 7-8. Do not lose any of the hardware when removing the hex screw and flange lock nut. Hex Screw Pulley Cap Idler Pulleys Washer Belt Guard Flange Lock Nut Figure 7-9 NOTE: Take note of the position of the belt guards to ensure they are properly re-installed. 4. Remove the belt from the spindle pulleys. 5. Install the new belt around the spindle pulleys as shown and reinstall the belt covers. See Figure 7-8. 6. 7. 46" Deck 1. 2. Spindle Pulley Belt Guards Spindle Pulley Idler Pulley 3. Flange Lock Nut Pulley Cap Flange Lock Nut Idler Pulley Washer Belt Guard Idler Arm Hex Screw Place the belt around the idler pulleys removed in step 3 with the "V" side facing in. Once in place, reinstall all the hardware and tighten the flange lock nut to secure the assembly. See Figure 7-8. Route the belt as shown in Figure 7-8 and then reinstall the deck (refer to Deck Installation on page 30). Remove the deck from beneath the tractor, (refer to Deck Removal on page 28). Remove the hex washer screws securing the belt covers to the deck. See Figure 7-9. Hex Washer Belt Cover Screws Belt Guard Idler Pulley Idler Arm PTO Pulley Figure 7-10 Remove the two idler pulleys by removing the hex screws and flange lock nuts that secure them to the deck and the idler arm. See Figure 7-10. Do not lose any of the hardware when removing the hex screw and flange lock nut. Pulley Cap Washer Belt Guard Idler Arm Hex Screw Flat Washer Hex Screw Figure 7-11 NOTE: Take note of the position of the belt guard to ensure they are properly re-installed. Spindle Pulley Idler Pulley Flange Lock Nut Pulley Cap Idler Pulley Spacer Shoulder Spacer S 7 — S 31 ection ervice Prepare yourself for comfort and performance from your Cub Cadet zero-turn mower. Powered by a Kawasaki or Kohler engine, you can choose a cutting width anywhere from 42-60 inches. These mowers bring numerous benefits for users, including features like the largest, widest operator station, easy steering-wheel control, and SynchroSteer technology that creates a true zero-turn maneuverability so you can move over hills and uneven terrain with complete control. Precision and efficiency define these mowers. Whether you choose an RZT or Z-Force model, you'll be in good hands. With Cub Cadet attachments, you can turn your zero-turn mower into a year-round powerhorse that gets the job done, no matter the task. If you need to replace a part on your Cub Cadet zero-turn mower, use our Parts Lookup tool, or contact one of our trained specialists. Cub Cadet Z-Force 42 Manual  Cub Cadet Z-Force 60 Manual Cub Cadet Z-Force S 48 Manual Lawn mower deck belts can wear with ordinary use over time and they can cause greater damage to your machine if not replaced in a timely manner. This video will show you how to perform a mower deck belt replacement on a Cub Cadet Ultima zero-turn mower. Depending on your model, the instructions in this video may vary slightly. Always be sure to check your operator's manual for detailed instructions. INSTRUCTIONS
Step 2: Set your mower’s deck height to the lowest setting. Step 3: Remove both belt covers. Use a 3/8” socket or wrench to remove the belt covers from the deck. Remove all 6 screws. Step 4: Remove the access panel. Using a 1/2” socket or the panel access tool included with Ultima models, remove the bolt from the panel. Step 5: Remove the belt from the spindle pulleys. Using a 9/16” socket or wrench pull the idler pulley arm back to release the belt tension. Step 6: Remove the belt from the idler pulleys and PTO clutch. Using both a 9/16” socket and wrench loosen, but do not remove, the idler pulley bolts. Step 7: Install the replacement belt. Place the belt in position as per the routing diagram. Step 8: Route the belt around the PTO clutch. Step 9: Route the belt through the idler pulleys. Using both a 9/16” socket and wrench tighten both of the idler pulley bolts. Step 10: Route the belt around the spindle pulleys. Use the 9/16” socket or wrench to release the tension and finish routing the belt. Step 11: Reinstall both belt covers. Step 12: Reinstall the access panel and bolt. Step 13: Reconnect your spark plug wires. Use our parts finder to locate and order any replacement parts you may need for maintenance. Refer to your owner's manual for additional maintenance information.
Always use genuine OEM replacement parts when servicing your equipment. Use our parts finder to locate and order any replacement parts you may need for maintenance. Refer to your owner's manual for additional maintenance information. Why does my drive belt keep coming off my zero turn mower?There are lots of potential reasons for a mower deck belt that keeps coming off. It might be that the belt is damaged or worn, the belt could have stretched, one or more belt keepers could be bent out of place or there could be a damaged pulley or pulley bracket.
Why does my Cub Cadet keep breaking the drive belt?A common cause of belt breakage is excessive grass clippings on the deck. Grass clippings can work their way under pulleys and deck covers, causing series problems. Make sure to clean off your deck after every mower use and follow manufacturer recommendations.
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