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Does anyone know what size belt is required for the rear mounted tiller off of a charger 12

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I don't know which one you need but the list below should help to determine which one. 

 

Tiller DNA in the order they were produced

1966 tiller model RT-366

[Driven by hydro transmission pulley. Drive belt 1586 replaced by 9714 (HA x 76" or 1/2" x 76")]

 

1967 tiller model RT-367

[Front drive belt 1586 replaced by 9714 (HA x 76" or 1/2" x 76") Rear drive belt 7358 (4L x 65.95" or 1/2" x 65.95")]

 

1968-1973 tiller model 7-1211

[Front drive belt for short frame models 867, 875, 876, 87 and 1075 #1576 replaced by 9691 (HA x 70" or 1/2" x 70")

Front drive belt for long frame models #1586 replaced by 9714 (HA x 76" or 1/2" x 76")
Rear drive belt for all #7358 (4L x 65.95" or 1/2" x 65.95")]

 

1973-1974 tiller model 7-1251

[Drive belt # 1599 (HA x 139.00in 1/2" x 139") If used on later twin-cylinder models use belt # 103635 which has been replaced by # 110265 (1/2" x 141.00")]

 

1975 tiller  model 7-1252

[Drive belt # 1599 (HA x 139.00in 1/2" x 139") If used on later twin-cylinder models use belt # 103635 which has been replaced by # 110265 (1/2" x 141.00")]

 

1976 tiller model 67-36TL01

[Drive belt # 1599 (HA x 139.00in 1/2" x 139") If used on later twin-cylinder models use belt # 103635 which has been replaced by # 110265 (1/2" x 141.00")]

 

1977 tiller model 77-36TL01

[Drive belt # 1599 (HA x 139.00in 1/2" x 139") If used on later twin-cylinder models use belt # 103635 which has been replaced by # 110265 (1/2" x 141.00")]

 

1977 tiller model 77-36TL02

[Drive belt # 1599 (HA x 139.00in 1/2" x 139") If used on later twin-cylinder models use belt # 103635 which has been replaced by # 110265 (1/2" x 141.00")]

 

1978 tiller model 87-36TL01

[Drive belt # 1599 (HA x 139.00in 1/2" x 139") If used on later twin-cylinder models use belt # 103635 which has been replaced by # 110265 (1/2" x 141.00")]

 

1979 tiller model 97-36TL01

[Drive belt # 1599 (HA x 139.00in 1/2" x 139") If used on later twin-cylinder models use belt # 103635 which has been replaced by # 110265 (1/2" x 141.00")]

 

1980-1982 tiller model 07-36TL01

[Drive belt # 1599 (HA x 139.00in 1/2" x 139") If used on later twin-cylinder models use belt # 103635 which has been replaced by # 110265 (1/2" x 141.00")]

 

1983-1985 tiller model 07-36TL02

[Drive belt # 1599 (HA x 139.00in 1/2" x 139") If used on later twin-cylinder models use belt # 103635 which has been replaced by # 110265 (1/2" x 141.00")]

 

1986-1989 tiller model 07-36TL03

[Drive belt # 1599 (HA x 139.00in 1/2" x 139") If used on later twin-cylinder models use belt # 103635 which has been replaced by # 110265 (1/2" x 141.00")]

 

1990-1991 tiller model 07-36TL04

[Drive belt # 103635 which has been replaced by # 110265 (1/2" x 141.00")]

 

1992 tiller model 07-36TL05

[Drive belt # 103635 which has been replaced by # 110265 (1/2" x 141.00")]

 

1993-2001 2003-2007 tiller model 79370

[Drive belt # 103635 which has been replaced by # 110265 (1/2" x 141.00")]

 

Garry

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