Toothed Drive Belt for Iron Baltic Mowers – 27.013A

The Iron Baltic toothed drive belt is a high-quality spare part designed to ensure efficient torque transfer from the engine to the cutting rotor. The toothed design provides superior grip and significantly reduces slippage compared to standard belts, allowing the mower to maintain full power even when cutting through dense or damp vegetation.
 

Key Features:

• Increased Efficiency: The toothed profile allows the belt to handle higher temperatures without deformation and ensures smooth operation at high RPMs.

• Reliability: Manufactured from durable, friction-resistant, and heat-resistant materials that extend the service life of the component under demanding conditions.

• Original Quality: This is the most commonly used belt type in Iron Baltic machinery, guaranteeing perfect compatibility with the pulleys.

• Easy Replacement: Standard dimensions allow for quick technical maintenance, getting you back to work promptly.

Technical Specifications:

• Manufacturer: Iron Baltic

• Manufacturer Code: 27.013A

• Belt Model: BX 41,5 17x1054Li / 1099Ld (B42)

• Weight: 0.5 kg

• Package Dimensions: 400 x 330 x 20 mm

• Quantity: Sold individually (a full set for one mower requires 2 units).

• Compatibility: Belt tensioner wheel 27.006 (sold separately)

This belt is designed for the following Iron Baltic mower models:

• 27.4000: 14 HP model (B&S XR2100).

• 27.8000: 14 HP model with electric starter (B&S).

• 27.3000: 18 HP model (B&S V-Twin Vanguard, HEAVY DUTY).

• 27.5000: 18 HP model with electric starter (B&S V-Twin Vanguard, HEAVY DUTY).

Important Note: Before ordering, please check the sticker on the belt safety cover of your mower. While 27.013A is the most frequently used model, some series may require a different belt type. To prevent uneven wear, it is highly recommended to replace both belts at the same time.
 

Who is it for?

• Equipment Owners: If you notice cracks in the belt, worn teeth, or experience power loss during mowing.

• Preventative Maintenance: It is recommended to keep a spare set in your workshop to ensure a belt failure mid-job doesn't halt your progress.