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Replacement Fan Belt for Wheel Horse D250

By horsecrazy red, in Engines

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I need to replace the fan belt on my WH D250 but having a difficult time trying to find a replacement. The one taken off measures 3/8" x 47", but it's very old, cracked, and glazed, so measurements aren't exact. Might be metric, too, in which case the width would be 10mm or 11mm. It also needs to be a power drive rated belt.

Any suggestions as to where I can find one?

Thank you! :)

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