I have searched for the answer, to no avail. I am looking for the correct replacement fan belt for my 76 cyclone 440. part number M65414. The one that is on it is good, just would like an extra stored on the sled just in case.
thanks
fan belt
- nick80lf
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Re: fan belt
Here's a link
http://www.psep.biz/store/john_deere_sn ... _belts.htm
For some reason I was thinking they are in the shade tree catalog also I'll have to check on that.
According to JDparts.com the cyclones used two different belts depending on the serial number
M65414 ~ s/n less than 80,000
M67762 ~ s/n more than 80,000
Pats has them both
http://www.psep.biz/store/john_deere_sn ... _belts.htm
For some reason I was thinking they are in the shade tree catalog also I'll have to check on that.
According to JDparts.com the cyclones used two different belts depending on the serial number
M65414 ~ s/n less than 80,000
M67762 ~ s/n more than 80,000
Pats has them both
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Re: fan belt
U can take the one off your sled to an auto parts store. They can match it up.
I would recomend u change the belt anyway. I blew up two old sleds last year by having the fan belt break.
A new one will cost less than $10.
Way cheaper than lossing an engine. I wouldn't even trust a NOS because of the age.
Lloyd
I would recomend u change the belt anyway. I blew up two old sleds last year by having the fan belt break.
A new one will cost less than $10.
Way cheaper than lossing an engine. I wouldn't even trust a NOS because of the age.
Lloyd
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Re: fan belt
Hey....you guys are alright Thanks for the help.
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Re: fan belt
Shade Tree Power sports has one size in their catalog also, but I don't see it on their online store.
Here a link to their site
http://www.shadetreepowersports.com/cgi ... =index.htm
You can get a free catalog, but it's mostly newer model sled parts. Still worth getting though.
Here a link to their site
http://www.shadetreepowersports.com/cgi ... =index.htm
You can get a free catalog, but it's mostly newer model sled parts. Still worth getting though.
80 Liquifire (purchased 1996 ~ Running)
80 Liquifire (purchased 2010 ~ Running....Now)
80 Liquifire (purchased 2011 ~ Not running - I officially have a problem now)
83 Snowfire (purchased 2014 father/son restoration project)
78 Spitfire ~ sold (should have been shot for this)
80 Liquifire (purchased 2010 ~ Running....Now)
80 Liquifire (purchased 2011 ~ Not running - I officially have a problem now)
83 Snowfire (purchased 2014 father/son restoration project)
78 Spitfire ~ sold (should have been shot for this)