Mowers don’t operate in clean rooms. They deal with heat, oil, rough starts and stops, and the occasional tree root or rock. That kind of abuse means one thing: broken belts. A clean snap in the middle of the yard is often the result of poor breaking strength, low-quality materials, or a mismatched belt spec.
Even worse, many consumers and contractors turn to overpriced OEM replacements thinking they’re getting superior quality—when in reality, the original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) don’t even make their own belts. You’re often just paying for the markup.
D&D manufactures industrial-grade power drive belts engineered specifically for the demands of lawn and garden equipment. Whether it's a B-section v-belt for a self-propelled mower, an aramid corded deck belt built for impact resistance, or a cogged hydro belt for high-torque drive systems—D&D has it, and it’s built to last.
Here are the top signs your belt needs replacing before it leaves you stranded:
Pro tip: Always inspect pulleys and bearings, too. A new belt won’t last long if surrounding components are worn out.
For dealers, hardware stores, and service centers, stocking D&D belts opens the door to satisfied customers and stronger margins.
D&D belts aren't just another aftermarket option—they’re a professional-grade solution trusted by contractors, resellers, and DIYers alike. Whether you're replacing a belt on a John Deere garden tractor or stocking your shop to serve walk-in traffic, D&D offers the quality, support, and pricing that make sense.
Stop overpaying for green paint. Start running stronger with D&D.