Proper Belt length

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    Proper Belt length

    I need to how to measure to get the proper length of belt between the engine and transmission. I had to replace the engine so the distance is not the same any longer. I have about 2-3 inches of play it still drives fine but i want order the correct belt. Just not sure how to measure with a CVT system i know how to measure for normal pullies but im not sure about this application. Any help would be great.

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    Place the engine to the closest position to the driven clutch.
    (when the belt stretches you will be able to tighten it)
    Wrap a piece of twine around the shaft on the engine clutch and the outside largest diameter of the driven clutch.
    Mark the twine and measure it ...add 2 inches to the measurement and get that length.
    After you install the belt drive a bit and check the deflection.
    1 inch to 1.5 inches of deflection works good on my machine but you may need to adjust yours differently.


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    If you knew the original center to center measurement.........and the new measurement was say 2" farther. You would need a belt that was 4" longer than the original.

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    OK cool thanks i'll give ur suggestions a go. Thanks and as always have a great day.

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