Genuine OEM HUSQVARNA PARTS 532130969: Authentic Replacement Components for Enhanced Performance Review

This is NOT an OEM belt, part number 532130969. This belt is too long and it took me 3 hours to find this out! It could actually be a belt for a Husqvarna mower, but it's definitely not a YTH20K46 mower!

I don't know the quality as I haven't used it yet but the fit was my first big issue, it fits my tractor perfectly. It took me a while to put it on. I removed the deck, both rear tires and raised the rear a lot. I didn't have to remove any staples or anything. All belt attachments can be gently folded to the side and allow the belt to slide off the pulleys.

The Husqvarna YTH2348 lawnmower owner's manual lists this belt as 532 13 09-69 as the correct belt for the tractor. This strap is too long and slipping. He wouldn't tow a tractor on gentle slopes, let alone steep ones. I had to use a 1/2"x91" belt to get the proper drive response from the tractor. This may work on others, but not the YTH2348 unless Husqvarna changes the spec and corrects the owner's manual.

This belt stretched to the point where my Husqvarna YTH23V48 stopped moving after about 11 months/70 hours of use. Upon inspection, the pulleys were fine and the new belt got me running again. My original belt lasted almost nine years. I have a level yard and only use the tractor to mow grass and mulch leaves. I feel like this belt should have lasted at least a few more years or 150+ hours. Was it really an OEM?

Will not fit YT48DXLS as stated by OEM. The part number for this product matches the part number in the parts list for the specified rake. One star does not refer to the seller at all. The seller simply hands over the misidentified or marked part. The belt is about 30 inches shorter on the 48DXLS serpentine system. I should have been more careful, the layout of the box the belt comes in doesn't match my mower's configuration.

Others talk about it. That's too long for the Husqvarna yth20k46. I haven't read any reviews or questions because you don't need when it's "OEM" and the correct part number. See my highly unscientific comparison. The old belt is the upper one and you would think it would stretch a little more than the new one. Edit: The belt that came off my mower is actually very close to 90 inches. More than one online source says 92.5 for 532 13 0969. I'm not sure why there is such a discrepancy but it seems

I was mowing last week and my 54" Husqvarna mower deck suddenly stopped moving. The engine is still running, the blades are spinning but not moving. If I stopped for a minute, he would love again for a while. I was hoping it was the drive belt and nothing worse. Ordered this belt, received it overnight. Ideal length. Relatively easy replacement - remove mower deck, disconnect connection from PTO, disconnect PTO harness, remove belts from driven pulleys, then front pulley, then rear pulley (note

I've read a few other posts about replacing OEM drive belts and had to find out the hard way BUT this belt is too big for the Husqvarna YTH22V46 mower. Although this is the number on the original strap (0969 was included). It lasted 3 seasons and started giving us problems this year. I ended up going to my local tractor shop, measured the original belt and after figuring out a bit I found the correct belt size. One of her 92-inch blue straps came to light. It was a bit tight but it was worth…

I ordered a new belt because I was having trouble moving the mower forward or backward. It started moving when I pressed down and then nothing so I had to play with the throttle to get it moving. It worked like this in both directions, forwards and backwards. The longer I left the lawn mower running, the worse it got. I knew the problem had to be one of three: a slipping drive belt, a weak belt tensioner spring, or the transmission itself. Since there were no signs of a leak in the…