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Maxpower 347626 Premium Belt Reinforced with Kevlar Fiber Cords, 5/8" x 81"

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Maxpower 347626 Premium Belt Reinforced with Kevlar Fiber Cords, 5/8" x 81"
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What It Is

The Maxpower 347626 is a Kevlar-reinforced drive belt (5/8" wide x 81" long) designed to replace worn OEM belts on select riding lawn mowers and zero-turn mowers. It handles deck blade drive or hydrostatic pump drive in residential and light commercial use.

Fitment & Compatibility

Before buying, confirm three things:

  • Measure your old belt: Width must be 5/8" and length exactly 81" (end-to-end, not loop circumference). A mismatched length will cause slipping or damage.
  • Check your mower’s make, model, and deck size: This belt fits specific MTD, Cub Cadet, Troy-Bilt, Husqvarna, and Craftsman models (e.g., 42", 46", 50" decks). Verify against Maxpower’s online fitment list or your owner’s manual.
  • OEM cross-reference: Replaces OEM numbers like 954-05004, 954-05005, 754-05004, 754-05005, and 532-130-200. If your OEM belt number isn’t listed, measure first—don’t assume.

Key Things to Know

  • Kevlar cords add durability: This belt resists stretching and snapping better than standard rubber belts, especially under heavy grass or hot conditions.
  • Installation is moderate: You’ll need to remove the deck or belt cover, release tension via a spring-loaded idler pulley, and route the belt per your mower’s diagram. A wrench and pliers are usually enough—no special tools.
  • Watch for belt alignment: Even if the length matches, pulleys must be in good alignment. A bent pulley or worn tensioner will cause premature wear or squealing.
  • Break-in period: New belts may slip slightly for the first 15–30 minutes. Retension after that if needed.

Should You Buy It

Buy this belt if you need a reliable, longer-lasting replacement for a 5/8" x 81" OEM belt on a compatible riding mower, and you’re comfortable with basic mechanical work. Skip it if your belt length or width differs, or if you want a brand-name OEM part for warranty reasons.

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