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    Posted: 29 Nov 2009 at 10:21pm
Just picked up a AC 716 H  with a 36 in. snowblower. I am looking for info on  the belt size to run the snowblower. Any help would be appreciated the snows a commin. Thanks Mark
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what blower #, I have one for my 7014s. may be the same?
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Originally posted by MARK W (NY) MARK W (NY) wrote:

Just picked up a AC 716 H  with a 36 in. snowblower. I am looking for info on  the belt size to run the snowblower. Any help would be appreciated the snows a commin. Thanks Mark

Mark,
  Go to simplicitymfg.com and click on "manuals". There you can put in your  model# of the blower and you will have access to a pdf of the operator/parts manual.
Plan on using a Simplicity belt or you might have problems with wear and breakage.
The Simplicity  belts do last longer.
If you have trouble getting the right#, call me on the cell, 585-329-9060 and we can do some x-referencing on the simpletractors site.
DOC.........
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Mark,
You'll like that unit! Just about done restoring my 716H. Gettin' ready to fire it up for the first time this week! Have an AC Dozer plow for it I wanna try this Winter. If you need any parts, I have some spare sheetmetal and another 716H parts tractor.....
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Info from a Goodyear Lawn & Garden  - Belt Replacement Guide
 
For all 710, 712, 715, 716, 718
both 36" and 42"  Snow Thrower
Manuf. # 2087759
Goodyear # 84660
 ( 1/2"  X  66.0 " )
Gary
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Suggestion, a full face grinding shield works very well for face protection when blowing snow. I hope to get out of here before there's a need to move snow.

Dusty
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