Would someone be able to give me miore definitive instructions as to how the six belts are attached? The instructions seem to miss hitting the mark.
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Instructions given are for use with the cargo carrier specified: one that has the slots through which the short end of strap attaches via the oval ring. If you have that carrier: at top of bag feed the long end of s strap under the buckle attached to the top of the bag and up through the second slot and down through the first slot. If done properly you can pull on the buckle end of the strap without the strap slipping and you can pull on the short end to tighten the strap. Repeat the process with the short- end after feeding the short-end of strap through oval ring. Place the ring through the slot in the carrier and tighten. If you're like me and have a different carrier, buy some ratcheting tie-downs and wrap them around the bag and carrier once filled. I think that is a better solution anyway as the rubber attachment points on the bag could tear out. The bag is waterproof and I'm satisfied with it.
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Hi Marci. I found that each tongue on the extender was different and specific to make and model. I would directly contact the manufacturer. They required a tracing of the "male" part of the belt.
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No instructions included and If you have a double pulley unit I'd change them both simple to do on a Craftsman like the one I repaired just drop the blade deck and I think a 9/16 end wrench and ratchet and 9/16th socket was all needed .. After the deck is removed I'd also replace the belt at the same time ..
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Not with the DC07 that I purchased in the UK about 6 years ago and when I recently bought new Dyson belts (they are sold in pairs) there was no mention of a tool in the fitting instructions. I put a strong cord through the belt to pull the belt through the slot in the plastic which is between the drive spindle and the brush bar having put the belt on the spindle. Brute force to stretch the belt was the only way I managed it, but it worked. The instructions say you should put the belt on the brush bar first and stretch the belt over the spindle with your thumb. My thumb and hand was not strong enough and I think most of us would have the same problem. Not with the DC07 that I purchased in the UK about 6 years ago and when I recently bought new Dyson belts (they are sold in pairs) there was no mention of a tool in the fitting instructions. I put a strong cord through the belt to pull the belt through the slot in the plastic which is between the drive spindle and the brush bar having put the belt on the spindle. Brute force to stretch the belt was the only way I managed it, but it worked. The instructions say you should put the belt on the brush bar first and stretch the belt over the spindle with your thumb. My thumb and hand was not... » Read More Not with the DC07 that I purchased in the UK about 6 years ago and when I recently bought new Dyson belts (they are sold in pairs) there was no mention of a tool in the fitting instructions. I put a strong cord through the belt to pull the belt through the slot in the plastic which is between the drive spindle and the brush bar having put the belt on the spindle. Brute force to stretch the belt was the only way I managed it, but it worked. The instructions say you should put the belt on the brush bar first and stretch the belt over the spindle with your thumb. My thumb and hand was not strong enough and I think most of us would have the same problem. « Show Less
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im not sure if u r asking about the number of belts or the inches? its one belt that separates in parted rows.
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Clean under the belt with a clean shirt then apply in the middle under the belt.... I put a monopoly box under belt to give me the room to apply it... Put whole tube in middle under belt then walk on slow for 5 minutes .. It worked great on mine ... I put 28 miles a week on mine and it runs smooth
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I don't recall having that much detail in my instructions (would have been nice). I just used the lock washers supplied and common sense when I tightened mine up. Sorry DB, that's all I got. I really do like the mine! Good luck man.
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The belt tends to slide around and the pouches end up moving a great deal more than they should. I don't know what exact trouble you may be referring to, but that seems to be the only problem with the belt that I have had. I have thought about riveting the pouches to the belt to keep them in place.
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You could use two d-rings sewn to one end and tighten that way, like a webbing belt. The webbing is fairly slick, I've never tried to use a d-ring with this, so it may come loose. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B004BP1WNE/ref=mp_s_a_1_4?qid=1415130511&sr;=8-4π=SL75
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I am in the same dilemma...I took off the beater bar, but the motor shaft goes all the way to the other side, and there is no gap to take the belt on or off...help!
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HI, GOT MY BELTS TODAY (4 WEEKS AFTER ORDERING...USPS LOST FIRST SHIPMENT) HOW TO; unplug vac,PEY OFF THE FRON BEATER BAR COVER( it snaps off and on), pull vac hose out of front tube, with flat bladed screw driver from the bottom pry off the SHARK logo plastic badge cover, with a Phillips screwdriver take off the side screw (next to the tube), take off wheel screw below this screw. slide out beater bar, slip new rubber belt over beater bar to the middle where the wide grove is, replace the two screws (need pressure to move the bar back into correct place), with the blade screw driver twist the belt onto the chrome drive (under the SHARK logo badge, replace badge, run unit snap back the cover plate first removed...A 5 MINUTE EXPERIENCE! ENJOY
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I would push something thru the block first and attach the belt to it with duct tape then carefully pull it back thru. You might have to enlarge the slit a little bit but I don't think that would hurt it or keep it from working properly. I didn't have to add one back so it's just a guess. Good luck.
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I think there is 10 plastic pieces to place the belts around. With the s pieces to connect them.
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Belts are fairly simple. Release tension and remove the old belt. Putting a new belt on is slightly trickier but no big deal. The disks are a little harder as they are adhesive, but they come off easily with careful pulling on the edge.
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In order to get to the belt, you have to unscrew the bottom plate. I think there are 3 screws. They sell replacement belts here at Amazon pretty cheap.
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I had the same problem the very first time I used it this past Sunday. Worked great for a while, then the belt just popped off. It was a pretty easy fix, although for some people it may not be so easy. So I emailed Toro, and they said they have NO problems with the belt associated with this particular model! I read lots of the reviews for this, and it seems to be a somewhat common occurance. The one person that said there is a 'patch' of 'fix' for this is dead wrong. There is NO such thing. I guess we just have to get lucky somehow and hope it stays on.
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You probably can but don't waste your time and money. I had the belt and used it for 4 months and nothing .I followed the instructions to the tee.