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John Sullivan

Hi Everyone

I am trying to locate the part number for the accessories belt that provides power from the mower deck to the pulleys to the double bagger on the 269H. Any and all help appreciated.

Thank you

John in Vermont

 

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gwest_ca

This one? Click on the picture

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John Sullivan

Hi Garry,

Yes.it is.

Thank you very much.

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gwest_ca

This may or may not apply to you

Operator manual in case you don't have it

 

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