🔥 High-Performance Hoover Durabelt Agitator & Type 190 / Dirt Devil Style 23 Belt - Superior Quality, Black Review

I've finally found an official replacement strap to fit my Hoover Breathe Easy model U5104900 that I bought fifteen years ago. Finally! Many Thanks. This matches the official part number in my vacuum cleaner's manual: 40201190. Just note that while the band may look a bit small at first glance, it fits. You just need to tighten the belt enough to fit the small motor pulley (the metal pin that turns the brushroll) and the brushroll.

The part number on my old strap was replaced and then the item number changed again. When the belt arrived I was sure it was the wrong belt as it was significantly smaller. But I was wrong, it was the right belt. The old belt was stretched (and of course broken) and the new belt had to be stretched to accommodate the vacuum. But it's a solid belt. Interesting note: I could only order the belt as an accessory due to the shipping costs, so I combined it with a few other items. In the end, Revain…

I've been trying to find this belt at major stores and was terribly disappointed. Simply match the numbers to your existing belt and order online. The belts arrived in a few days and my vacuum was fine. Replacing the vacuum belt is very easy and can be done by any DIY enthusiast. All you need is a regular Phillips screwdriver to complete this task. Changing the belt is also a good time to clean the vacuum's roller and bristles. Remove tangled threads, carpet debris, hair, etc. and your vacuum…

Imagine my dismay when I found the belt on my Hoover Elite Rewind had snapped. I had no idea where the problem could be or how to fix it. After googling a bit I found that the problem was widespread, the belt driving the brush rod (or agitator if we talk about vacuum) broke. For many people it breaks every 6 months which may tell you how often I vacuum because mine lasted over 6 years. The strap is easy to change, just remove the bottom cover, you can see where the strap should be. Belt from…

We have an old Hoover Elite2 luggage rack and finding the right strap was a challenge. We bought 2 packs of Freedom Vacs here at Revain but they stopped carrying them about a year ago when the pack that had been in the car for over 15 years finally broke. This search led us to the Hoover Style #2324 replacement part for about $2, but I couldn't find it again. However, 40201190 is the same size, although now priced at over $3 for a 2-pack. So I bought two of the Vac Belts. It took over 15 years…

2 tapes The first broke within a week, the second lasted a few months. I have a vacuum that I never change the belt on, I've had it for 10 years and it still works with the same belt. This is the third time I've changed the straps on this elite rewind sucker and they've never lasted more than a few months. The vacuum cleaner itself is fine, something is wrong with the belts which are sooty leaving black powder and lumps, you can feel them burning, don't collect this thing, that black dust on…

Did a bit of searching but as one reviewer mentioned. These belts are part number 38528040. 40201190 is a new part number only. While my son was vacuuming, he accidentally caught something causing the brush to stop. Unfortunately the drive belt broke. I ordered this belt and it arrived in a few days. I replaced it and started sucking and you know what. I caught something and the strap broke again! Glad there were two packs. So I sat down and checked why it keeps snapping the belts, even new…

First of all I would like to say thank you to the seller. They saved me a lot of money, my wife is a gadget freak and when she noticed that an old trusted friend wasn't working the way it used to, she immediately started looking for a new vacuum cleaner, or rather a Dyson one. ball to scream. Ha, I said darling that the belt broke, she looked confused. BELT? Like many other women and men, they think the vacuum is broken, prompting them to buy another expensive gadget. I don't, although I've had