In order to answer this question, it’s important first to determine what MTD stands for. MTD is an acronym that stands for approximately 200 different items from products to goods and various services. However, when you attach MTD to a riding mower, then it’s a whole new ball game. MTD is an acronym for the company that manufactures equipment and parts for many leading homeowner brands in the lawn and garden industry, inclusive of but not limited to YardMachines Sears, Wizard, YardMachines Woodwards, Yard Masters, and Sear YardMachines White Outdoor. MTD also makes mowers and other power equipment for Troy Bilt, Bolens, Bradley and Kgro. In order to find an extension pulley and belt diagram for a MTD riding mower, you have to have very specific information. For example, all riding mowers and their individual parts have codes and serial numbers that identify them specifically. Examine the parts you want to replace and see if you can find the corresponding serial numbers. It is also important to know what horsepower the riding mower has as this will help to narrow the search on finding the right replacement part. Lastly, once you have determined the specific identifying information for the extension pulley and the belt for the riding mower, as well as the size and horsepower of the mower, you can search online for the diagram itself, and where to find the extension pulley. Additionally, most major lawn and garden retailers, as well as the specific manufacturer of your riding mower, have company websites with customer service options readily available.
