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In Reply to: SNOWBLOWER posted by DAN on Monday, December 03, 2007:
There has to be either a pulley out of allignment, or with a bad bearing, or a loose pulley on an arm or idler bracket that is wobbling. I can think of no other reasons to consistantly break belts, unless he has a whole batch of bad belts, or is using ones too small in cross section.