Product review (5 stars): 93 1/2 inches long, made in USA, same belt used on nuclear submarines.
Who knew it was so difficult to find a belt for a dryer?
If you're reading these reviews, then your dryer belt is broken, slipping, screeching, squeeling, squawling, chirping, or making some sort of annoying noise.
My dryer had not one, but two model numbers on it, of course they were both different and searches for a compatible belt on Amazon turned up differing results.  It shouldn't surprise me since I bought this dryer at a yard sale from Thomas Edison.
I measured the broken belt and found it to be 92 1/4" long (who knows if this was the original length), and again, not much luck finding a belt using the length in the search.
But what I've learned is that dryer belt technology isn't rocket science, and they're probably all pretty much the same thing.  Based on the description of this one, and the reviews, I took a gamble and bought it because I needed one quickly and Amazon could get this one to my front door the next day.
This belt is made in 'Merica and measured out to be 93 1/2" long.  Uh, oh, too long for my dryer since my old belt was 92.25ish inches?  Nope, it fit like a charm.  If it was too long, the belt tensionor had no problems taking out all the slack.  Dryer was back in business 15 minutes later.
No humming, squeaking, chirping, or slipping.....just the sound of 49 cents of change, zippers, and a now-non-functioning cell phone banging around in the dryer.