Pix Auger Drive Belt

This belt is designed as a direct aftermarket replacement for most MTD-platform snow blowers manufactured from 2005 onwards. To be certain, check your owner's manual for the specific part number or measure your current belt to see if it matches the 35-inch length and 0.5-inch width specifications.

Aramid cord, commonly known as Kevlar, provides significantly higher tensile strength and heat resistance compared to standard rubber belts. This makes the belt much less likely to stretch or snap under the heavy, high-stress loads typical of clearing deep or packed snow.

The raw edge cogged design increases the belt's flexibility, allowing it to wrap around smaller pulleys more efficiently without overheating. This design provides better grip and power transfer to the auger, ensuring your snow blower maintains consistent performance even in freezing conditions.

Replacing an auger drive belt is a standard maintenance task, but it does require removing the belt cover and potentially loosening the engine or auger pulleys. If you are comfortable using basic hand tools, it is a manageable DIY project, though you should always consult your snow blower's service manual for the specific steps required for your machine.

No, this listing includes a single 35-inch raw edge cogged V-belt. It is always a good idea to inspect your machine's drive belt system to see if you need to replace other belts simultaneously.