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Take the deck off. On top of the deck is the belt diagram if that is the one you were wanting.
Here's a tip: Check the pulleys and the back of the belt will ride on what is called a flat idler (flat part) and the inside of the belt will ride on a "V groove idler". If you take this into account it will be easier to install your belt.
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