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It looks like finding a belt for model number GIL 30912B could be a problem. Appears you are going to have to find an 'equivalence' chart and get something else that is the same.
if there is a lever for engaging the belt put it in the engaged position. take a piece of heavy twine & wrap it around the pulleys & mark it where the loop is completed. take the tiller & the twine to an auto parts or lawn mower supply or a tractor supply. a local shop or a napa, not a chain will be more helpful although tractor supply, orchelns, or bucheits do have belts hanging on display. use the twine to get a close match. make sure the v matches your pulley
albert_135 39.17°N 119.76°W 4695ft.
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