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The bath tub is the way to go. Fill the tub with enough water to completely immerse the tire and rim. Check the treads very carefully for a nail. Inflate the tire to 15-20 pounds more than the max pounds; put it flat in the tub and weight it down until it's completely immersed. Let it set until...

Have you called https://www.mtdparts.com yet at 1-855-971-2271? MTD owns Cub Cadet. They will help you if you give them your model numbers. Let the people who have the parts do the searching for you and stop chewing up your time.

I haven't read this entire thread; but, I would like to make a comment to you regarding finding Cub Cadet parts. Normally, I first go to the Cub Cadet website to see if I can find an appropriate parts diagram. If that doesn't work, since MTD now makes Cub Cadet and, me having a couple of 2009...

Yes. I see now that you did request the measurement in post #57. But, there is no sense in talking about considering getting a shorter belt until the OP does make that measurement. If the new belt he has does measure 150 inches, then, he's most likely installing it and/or the snow thrower...

No. My question has not already been covered in post #59. The OP has not yet done a proper measurement on the belt, which he says is the M158130 belt; but, he has not yet reported its exact measurement. We can't assume that, just because it is marked as a M158130 belt, it is the 150 inch length...

I should probably stay out of this...there are too many people advising you and since I'm new to interacting on this forum, I didn't see that there are a number of pages of comments, and that your issue began some time ago. But, before I leave, there is one question that's really...

Okay...you obviously have an appropriate JD snowthrower for the E120. There are two different snowthrowers for the E120 and both use the same drive belt. Yours is the 91 Snowblower, 44 Inch, IM044SBB listed at https://partscatalog.deere.com/jdrc/navigation/equipment/22259. Go to that page and...