
I did some research and talked to a few people before replacing the drive belt.
Few videos on the internet and One guy in person said; It is a two person job to replace the drive belt, and that it was hard to do.
Balderdash!
Needed a new drive belt - researched - RockAuto.com had the best price.
You need to check that site out if you have not already. I have purchased a number of things from them in the past.

Lets get to it!
Im 5,9 so first thing I did was lay down some pallets on the sides, so that it was easy for me to get to the belt from the top.
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The only tools I used |
I used a 1/2" ratchet, a socket big enough to fit over the end of my ratchet with an extension. With the long extension I had lots of leverage. It was easy to pull on the tensioner with one hand, and then I just slipped the belt off.
the hardest part for me was getting the new belt into position. It just took some patients and a long pri-bar (you can use anything to help you) to push the belt down.

RockAuto.com had such a price I was able to get the heavy duty belt. See how much wider the new green one is compared to the old black one.

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Ratchet on the tensioner with the Socket an Extension on the end of the ratchet. |
Here are some pictures. It is real tight in there, so it was hard to get a good picture.
Long story short, it was not hard to do. It just took a little time.

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