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754-04062 954-04062 Deck Belt - Fits 38" MTD Troy Bilt Bolens 13AM762F765 13AM761F065 Yard Machines | 1/2" x 77.5"

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754-04062 954-04062 Deck Belt - for 38-inch MTD Troy Bilt Bolens 13AM762F765 13AM761F065 Yard Machines 13AC762F729 Murray M1338 Huskee 13A276LF031 Lawn Mower | 1/2 x 77.5

Key Features

  • Type: Deck Drive Belt
  • Dimensions: 1/2 inch width x 77.5 inch length
  • Fits: 38-inch mower decks
  • Material: Aramid fiber construction for enhanced durability

Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers

  • MTD: 754-04062, 954-04062
  • Troy-Bilt: 754-04062, 954-04062
  • Cub Cadet: 954-04062
  • Massey Ferguson: 954-04062
  • Rover: 754-04062

Compatibility & Fitment

  • Designed for 38-inch mower decks manufactured by MTD from 2005 and later.
  • Fits select models from brands including Troy-Bilt, Bolens, Yard Machines, Murray, Huskee, and Columbia.
  • Known compatible models include:
  • Troy-Bilt: 13AM762F765
  • Bolens: 13AM761F065
  • Yard Machines: 13AC762F729
  • Murray: M1338
  • Huskee: 13A276LF031

When to Replace

  • Visible signs of wear such as cracking, fraying, or glazing on the belt surface.
  • Belt slipping, causing inconsistent blade speed or cutting performance.
  • Audible squealing or chirping noises during mower operation.
  • Complete belt failure or breakage.

Installation Tips

  • Disconnect the spark plug wire before performing any maintenance.
  • Consult your mower's owner's manual for the specific belt routing diagram.
  • Ensure all pulleys are clean, free of debris, and spin freely.
  • Verify proper belt tension after installation to prevent slippage or premature wear.

FAQ

This belt is used on many 38-inch deck lawn tractors, including models from MTD, Troy-Bilt, Bolens, Yard Machines, Huskee, Murray, Cub Cadet, MTD Gold, and White Outdoor. The title also lists example model numbers such as 13AM762F765, 13AM761F065, 13AC762F729, M1338, and 13A276LF031. It is commonly listed for 38-inch MTD-built tractors from 2005 and later, but the safest match is always by model number and original belt part number.
Known replacement and cross-reference numbers for this belt include 754-04062 and 954-04062. Additional cross references found for this belt family include 037X70MA, 37X70, 37X70MA, 754-0338, 954-0338, 754-04244A, 954-04244A, 477599-R2, IH-477599-R2, M40757, 942-04062, and 742-04062. Always confirm against your mower's model tag or the old belt marking if still readable.
This is a 38-inch deck drive belt with a 1/2-inch top width. The listed length is typically 77.5 inches, while some manufacturer references show about 77.15 inches. That small published difference is common in belt listings for the same application, but the key fit points are the 754-04062 / 954-04062 application and the 38-inch MTD-style deck.
Common signs include the blades not engaging, weak or uneven cutting, a belt that slips when mowing thick grass, squealing from the deck, visible cracking or glazing, frayed belt edges, or a belt that has stretched enough to jump off the pulleys. If the PTO works but the deck blades do not stay driven properly, the deck belt is one of the first items to inspect.
On most 38-inch MTD-built lawn tractors, this is a moderate repair. Plan on about 30 to 90 minutes depending on deck access and whether you remove the deck. Common tools are a socket set, wrenches, pliers for spring removal, and possibly a belt-routing diagram or photo taken before disassembly. If the old belt shredded, clean the pulley grooves before installing the new one and make sure the belt is routed inside all belt keepers.
Inspect the spindle pulleys, idler pulleys, tension spring, belt keepers, and mandrel bearings. A new belt can fail quickly if an idler is seized, a pulley is bent, the deck is packed with debris, or the spring tension is weak. Also verify the deck is actually a 38-inch version, because similar tractors with different deck sizes use different belts.
Early belt failure is usually caused by heat, misrouting, worn idler pulleys, weak tension, debris buildup around the deck, or engagement under heavy load. Hitting sticks or allowing packed grass to trap heat can also shorten belt life. If the old belt shows one polished side, missing chunks, or edge wear, inspect pulley alignment and keeper clearance before putting the mower back into service.