Reliable Aftermarket Parts Auger Drive Belt

This belt is designed to fit specific MTD, Toro, and Troy Bilt models. Before purchasing, verify your snow blower's owner's manual or the part number on your existing belt to ensure it matches the 35-inch length and 0.5-inch width specifications provided here.

The raw edge cogged design increases the surface area contact between the belt and the pulleys. This provides superior grip and flexibility, which helps prevent slipping and ensures more efficient power transfer to the auger during heavy, wet snow conditions.

Aramid cord is an incredibly strong, heat-resistant fiber often used in high-stress applications. In a snow blower, it prevents the belt from stretching over time and resists the heat buildup that occurs during intense operation, leading to a longer service life.

Installing an auger drive belt is a standard maintenance task, but it does require removing the belt cover and potentially loosening the tensioner pulley. If you are comfortable using basic hand tools, it is a manageable DIY job, though you should consult your snow blower's service manual for specific steps.

Yes, if you notice signs of wear like fraying, cracking, or glazing on the sides of the belt, it is time to replace it. A belt that has stretched or lost its grip will cause the auger to perform poorly or stop spinning entirely under load, even if it hasn't snapped yet.