Filter Queen
Filter Queen Power Nozzle Belt - All Models - 2/pk
Filter Queen Power Nozzle Belt - All Models - 2/pk
SKU:1260000100
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Product details
Part 1260000100 is a two-pack of drive belts for the Filter Queen power nozzle. The parts listing covers it as the power nozzle belt across the range, and the confirmed fitment on record names the MA961, PRINCESSII and PRINCESSIII nozzles specifically.
This belt is what actually spins the brush roll; the canister's suction motor and the nozzle's belt-driven brush motor are two separate systems, which is why a vacuum can keep pulling strong suction even after the brush roll has stopped moving entirely. Rubber belts stretch and glaze with heat over time, and a belt in that condition will slip under load well before it actually snaps.
- Fits: Filter Queen MA961, PRINCESSII, PRINCESSIII power nozzles
- Quantity: 2 belts per pack
- Tip: spin the brush roll by hand with the nozzle unplugged; a belt that feels loose or looks shiny and glazed is close to slipping in normal use
Match your nozzle to the models above before ordering, and hold the belt you are taking off against a new one to compare width and relaxed length before fitting it. A belt that is even slightly off will either slip under load or run tight enough to wear out early, so it is worth the extra minute.
