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Proper belt for Wheel Horse c161 Auto Hydro

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elicountryboy1996

I have recently acquired a Wheel horse C-161 Automatic Hydrostatic, and I noticed what seems to be the drive belt is missing some chunks so I am wondering what is the proper belt to fit it, and if it is indeed the drive belt, It runs from where the shaft comes out on the side to the rear of the tractor,  13880267_10201779528566971_4442985975148

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pfrederi

WH # 7478

Yes it is the drive belt

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elicountryboy1996

Ok thank you

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squonk

Napa 5L840W 

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Horse's ass

Is it the 106496 or 7478?  I just noticed mine has a nice crack in it!  Parts tree lists the 85in one as the correct part for the 78 c161 auto.

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squonk

7478 crosses to an 84" belt in Napa Prolink. 106496 crosses to an 85" belt. 4L850W 

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gwest_ca

7478 fits the single-cylinder models. Original belt HB/5L x 84.22" or 5/8" x 84.22"

106496 fits the twin-cylinder models. Original belt HB x 85.60" or 5/8" x 85.6"

 

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Horse's ass

Thanks!  I’ll order the 84in belt then!

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