Model Charts & Maps

What are model charts used for when replacing belts or bearings?

Model charts map equipment models to the belt or bearing sizes those machines commonly use, so you can translate a mower, snow, or OEM model into an orderable size instead of guessing cross-section or bore.

• Use charts when the old part number is gone but the machine model is known.
• Confirm width, length, and shaft size against the chart before checkout.

How should lawn and snow equipment owners use charts with this catalog?

Find the equipment model on the chart, note the listed belt or bearing size, then open the matching hub for lawn mower belts, snow blower belts or bearings, or mounted bearing units to select the SKU.

• Peak season stockouts are common; order critical belt sizes early.
• If two sizes are listed, match the worn part dimensions when possible.

What if the chart size does not match the part in hand?

Measure the shaft or belt and contact commercial sales with both the chart result and your measurements; interchanges and supersessions are common on older OEM equipment.

Where do you shop after you know the size?

Go to the lawn mower belts hub, snow blower belts or bearings hubs, V-belts, or pillow block units, then use on-page navigation to the exact listing.

Lawn mower belts V-belts Call for interchange help