Value Collection 20472491 3L V-belt 51 in Outside Length

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 20472491 is a 3L-section fractional horsepower V-belt designed for light-duty power transmission in HVAC, refrigeration, and general mechanical equipment. Built from rubber construction, this belt measures 51 inches in outside length and carries the industry belt number 3L510. Fractional horsepower V-belts in the 3L section are a standard drive component in smaller blower assemblies, fan units, and motor-driven equipment where compact, reliable belt drive systems are required. Installation is straightforward and suits service technicians maintaining residential and light commercial equipment.

This belt is a common replacement in fractional horsepower drive applications found in residential HVAC units, small refrigeration equipment, and light industrial machinery. The 3L section designation indicates a top width and depth profile sized for smaller sheaves and pulleys used in these systems. Technicians working on belt-driven blower motors, condenser fans, or similar low-horsepower drive trains will find this a standard fit for 3L-profile sheaves requiring a 51-inch outside circumference belt.

Key Features

• 3L section profile sized for fractional horsepower drive applications
• 51-inch outside length corresponds to standard belt number 3L510
• Rubber construction provides flexibility and durability in belt drive service
• Fractional horsepower style suited for smaller sheaves and pulleys in HVAC and fan equipment
• Sold individually with no minimum order requirement beyond single-unit purchase

Compatibility

Designed as a standard replacement for fractional horsepower belt drive systems requiring a 3L-section V-belt with a 51-inch outside length. Fits any application specifying belt number 3L510 with a matching 3L-profile sheave or pulley.

Installation Notes

Belt replacement on motor-driven equipment should be performed by a qualified technician after de-energizing the unit at the disconnect or breaker and verifying power is off before opening any drive compartment. Loosen the motor mount or tensioning hardware to allow belt removal and installation without forcing the belt over sheave flanges, which can damage the belt cords. Confirm sheave alignment and inspect sheave grooves for wear before installing a new belt. Follow equipment manufacturer torque specifications for motor mount fasteners when returning the drive to service.