Briggs and Stratton Belt Size Chart(For All Models)

Finding the correct belt size for your Briggs & Stratton equipment is essential for maintaining performance and avoiding costly repairs. In this post, we’ll explore how to identify the right belt for your machine, provide  belt size chart for common models, and share tips for sourcing genuine replacement belts.

Briggs and Stratton Belt Size Chart

Riding Mowers

ModelBelt TypeLength (inches)Width (inches)OEM Part Number
42R707-2238-G1Deck Belt95.50.537X88MA
31C707-0154-E1Drive Belt91.00.537X61MA
33R877-0002-G1Deck Belt96.30.537X89MA
44N877-0002-G1Drive Belt92.00.537X82MA
310000 SeriesDeck Belt97.00.537X105MA
331877-1371-G5Drive Belt90.00.537X84MA

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Push Mowers

ModelBelt TypeLength (inches)Width (inches)OEM Part Number
09P702-0145-F1Drive Belt35.00.3838X30MA
10T802-0547-B1Blade Belt38.00.538X32MA
12H802-1537-B1Drive Belt36.20.538X33MA
122T02-0131-B1Drive Belt37.00.538X38MA
128M02-0013-F1Blade Belt40.00.538X39MA

Zero Turn Mowers

ModelBelt TypeLength (inches)Width (inches)OEM Part Number
49R977-0004-G1Deck Belt114.50.62538X61MA
44S877-0001-G1Drive Belt96.00.538X59MA
44Q777-3137-B1Deck Belt116.00.62538X64MA
49T877-0002-G1Drive Belt98.50.538X70MA

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Lawn Tractors

ModelBelt TypeLength (inches)Width (inches)OEM Part Number
33S877-0019-G1Drive Belt89.00.537X91MA
331777-0016-G1Deck Belt104.00.537X95MA
33R777-0024-G1Drive Belt90.00.537X93MA
31R977-0054-G1Deck Belt102.50.537X92MA

Garden Tractors

ModelBelt TypeLength (inches)Width (inches)OEM Part Number
44R877-0023-G1Drive Belt100.00.62537X100MA
49M977-1035-G1Deck Belt106.00.62537X106MA
40H777-0242-G1Drive Belt99.50.537X102MA

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Commercial Mowers

ModelBelt TypeLength (inches)Width (inches)OEM Part Number
Vanguard 810 EFIDeck Belt112.50.62538X75MA
Vanguard 896ccDrive Belt108.00.538X78MA
Vanguard 37 HPDeck Belt115.00.62538X80MA

How to Find the Correct Belt Size

To find the right belt for your Briggs & Stratton equipment, follow these steps:

  1. Locate Your Model Number: Check your equipment or engine for the model, type, and code numbers. These are usually found on a sticker or plate on the machine. For engines, the format is typically XXXXXX-XXXX-XX (e.g., 1697157 for a snowblower). For equipment, you may need the brand (e.g., Murray, Snapper) and model number.
  2. Use the Briggs & Stratton Parts Lookup Tool: Visit the official Briggs & Stratton website (www.briggsandstratton.com) or their online store (shop.briggsandstratton.com). Enter your model number to access parts diagrams and identify the correct belt part number.
  3. Check the Manual: Your equipment’s operator manual or repair manual often lists part numbers and specifications for belts. You can download manuals from Briggs & Stratton’s website by entering your model number.
  4. Consult a Dealer or Repair Shop: If you’re unsure, a local Briggs & Stratton dealer or repair shop can help identify the correct belt based on your equipment’s model and serial number.

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Tips for Replacing Briggs & Stratton Belts

  1. Use Genuine Parts: Briggs & Stratton genuine belts (available at shop.briggsandstratton.com) are designed to OEM standards, ensuring proper fit and compliance with EPA regulations. For example, the 585416MA auger drive belt for Murray snowblowers is 35″ long, 1/4″ wide, and 1/2″ thick.
  2. Check for Wear: Inspect belts for cracks, fraying, or stretching. A worn belt can cause slippage or failure, as seen in cases like the Briggs & Stratton S1024MDS snowblower, where the auger stops under load due to a faulty belt.
  3. Measure Manually: If you can’t find the part number, measure the old belt’s length, width, and thickness. Use a flexible tape measure for the outside circumference and calipers for width and thickness.

Why Belt Size Matters

Belts in Briggs & Stratton equipment, such as those used in Murray, Simplicity, or Snapper machines, come in various sizes and types (e.g., V-belts, auger drive belts, spindle belts).

Using the wrong belt size can lead to slippage, reduced efficiency, or even damage to your equipment. Belt sizes are typically specified by part number, length, width, and sometimes thickness or material.

Since Briggs & Stratton doesn’t publish a universal belt size chart for all models, you’ll often need to rely on model-specific manuals, parts lookup tools, or cross-reference charts

George Bill
George Bill

George Bill is a Mechanical Engineer by Profession and an avid gardener and has been mowing his lawn for over 20 years. He has used a variety of different mowers during this time.
George is an expert at maintaining his mowers and over the years, he has learned many tricks and techniques for getting the best results from his mowers and is always happy to share his knowledge on this site.