(2 Pack) Sunbeam Bread Maker Machine Model 5891 Belt Package of 2

The product is high quality. Access to install it is a pain in the rear. Sunbeam seemed to purposefully make it difficult. Most manufacturers provide an access panel, but the assumption was that the machine would die before the belt or the mixing paddle axle. If you have the patience, this belt gives new life to an old breadmaker. I tucked the spare belt in the base where it would not get entangled with a twisty tie. I then wrote with a black permanent marker on the back of the unit (because I will never find the spare otherwise) "Spare Belt Inside 2/2018" … this date notation will help me gauge the lifetime of the new belt.

The belt was a good replacement. Mine machine is over 19 years old and the original belt shred into pieces. Opening up the machine to replace the belt is an arduous task. There’s lots of screws and few in hard to reach places. We looked in YouTube for instructions. After the belt was replaced the machine worked like new. These machines are expensive and hard to find. So I am glad it wa fixed

These fit my Sunbeam breadmaker better than the stock ones. The older one had disintegrated and melted thus not allowing it to work properly. Overall very satisfied and happy that it brought two incase the one installed decides to fail in the future.Great buy!

Item was slow to make it but it did finally arrive. Very thin quality and not exactly what I expected but tried it today and product did work for at least the first run. I will report back at a later date to see how it holds up. Thank goodness it came in a 2 pack just in case. I did find the same type of belts for $8.19 after I paid the $12.99 and almost sure they would be at least of the same quality or better so perhaps if these don't hold up I will try those next. Don't get me wrong not completely dissatisfied but just have a questionable feeling and as stated I will write another review at a later date after using the belts.

Appears that the original belt may have been of the wrong material. The cogs would become destroyed, the belt would slip and destroy itself. The new belt is of a different material. If you are changing the belt, be cautious to check the tightness of the new belt. The motor may have slipped from it's original position, causing the belt to be too slack. Check the tightness of the three motor mount screws. The belt should be tight when installed. Fast service from this vendor.

These are very thin belts - not as wide as the original but they work great. They arrived in a tiny envelope, regular postage - I wonder why they charged so much for the shipping.

good for the money ,just took a little longer to receive them,

Replaced belt. Haven't reassembled breadmaker yet.