4.2 Inch Long Small Round Electronics Rubber Drive Belt
This belt is found in, but NOT necessarily limited to, the following Equipment:
ADMIRAL CTRF-951 ADMIRAL TR-200 AFCO 65-198015 AFCO 104325000 AIKO ATP-711 REALISTIC SCT-8 AIWA TP-123 AIWA TP-172B AIWA TP-1728 AUDIOVOX C-902 AUDIOVOX C-935 AUTOMATIC RADIO TPS-3173 BELL SOUND BSD-320 BELL SOUND KD-3002 BELL SOUND KRD-2120 BELL SOUND KRM-1120 BIGSTON BDS-300 BOWMAN (ASTROSONIX) BM-590 BUICK 38510-232 CARTAPE CT-9000 CARTAPE CT-9001 CLARION PU-657A1 COLUMBIA 2618 COLUMBIA M-409 CRAIG 2608 CRAIG 2617 CRAIG 2618 CRAIG 3504 CRAIG 3505 CRAIG 3507 CRAIG F-98 CROWN CTA-4400TA GENERAL ELECTRIC C3-5139A GENERAL ELECTRIC EA1X-193 GENERAL ELECTRIC EA5X-61 GENERAL ELECTRIC EA5X-108 GENERAL ELECTRIC EA5X-160 HITACHI TRK-1000 HITACHI TRK-5110H HITACHI TRQ-235 JVC 9470 KENWOOD KX-710 KENWOOD KX-720 KENWOOD KX-910 KENWOOD KX-920 LAFAYETTE RK-175 LINCOLN LCO-75-CXP MEDALLION 65-490 MEDALLION 65-505 MEDALLION 65-509 MEDALLION 65-540 MEDALLION 65-554 MEDALLION 65-575 MEDALLION 65-606 METRO SOUND MS-308 MIDLAND 12-151 MONTGOMERY WARD 8-MW91 MONTGOMERY WARD GEN-3647A MONTGOMERY WARD GEN-3934A MORSE ZK-1301 NARRATOR 800 OLDSMOBILE 38510-183 OLDSMOBILE 38510-232 OLDSMOBILE OL-75CXP OLDSMOBILE OLF-75CXP PANASONIC CX-141EU PANASONIC RQ-432S PANASONIC RS-277 PANASONIC RS-282S PANASONIC SL-D33 MC PENNEY JC 6526 PHILCO-FORD TR-20BK PHILIPS FGA-75-CXP PHILIPS FMU-75-CX PHILIPS FMU-75-CXP PHILIPS FO-75-CXP PHILIPS FTR-75-CXP REALISTIC 10-970-013 REALISTIC 14-827 REALISTIC 14-828 REALISTIC 14-832 REALISTIC 14-889 REALISTIC 363 REALISTIC CTR-21 REALISTIC CTR-32 REALISTIC CTR-33 REALISTIC CTR-35 REALISTIC CTR-39 REALISTIC SCT-9 SANYO RD-4300 SANYO RD-4350 SONY TC-18 F
Meets or exceeds OEM specs. Found in many types of equipment.
This belt is of recent manufacture. Original legacy belts no longer exist. If they did, they'd be too old to sell in good conscience. As far as we can tell, even if the manufacturer name was stamped on the belt, all belts supplied with original turntables were outsourced to a belt specialist manufacturer, like ours are today. Our belts are made using state-of-the-art vulcanization chemistry, forming highly crosslinked polymetric structures which ensure long-term elastic stability even under the harshest conditions.
Prior to installation of your new belt, the belt path should be cleaned. Here in the repair shop we would use common household rubbing alcohol (isopropyl) or a similar solution to clean the old, (often invisible) belt residue from the entire belt path, including the hub around the underside of the platter, so it doesn't contaminate the new belt. With the belt off, we would get the turntable into play condition and hold an alcohol soaked Q-tip on the side of the spinning belt motor pulley. It's amazing how much black contamination comes off from the old belt. See our belt installation page for related details.