20 Most Recent Toro Co M/R Blwr/Trmmr Rear Bag Kit - Page 8 Questions & Answers

The model number you listed comes up as a Murray riding mower. Enter you model number at the Toro web site. I believe the manual will have the wiring diagram. https://www.toro.com/en/customer-support https://www.partstree.com/parts/ also will like have same. Just need the right model number.

it says in your owners manual. or go to toro.com

Operators manual. https://www.toro.com/en/parts/partdetails/?id=17944 Try holding the bypass lever to the right and rocking machine back and forth.

Defective PTO

Jump onto www.toro.com and download the free service manual for your machine. Note down all the details on the ID plate on the mower, you will need it to find the correct manual...... From there you can get the part number. Good Luck!

Jump onto www.toro.com and download the free service manual for your machine. Note down all the details on the ID plate on the mower, you will need it to find the correct manual......

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Disconnect the negative battery cable. Raise and safely support the vehicle. Remove the drive belt shield at the right wheel well. Remove the drive belt. Remove the drive belt tensioner mounting bolt. Remove the drive belt tensioner. https://www.ronmowers.com/brand/toro

Did you clean the float bowl, it collects dirt and stops fuel to the needle valve

Came up totally empty on the Internet searching for a video or even a description of how to replace this cable - so had to go blind into it. The top end of the cable installation is pretty easy to figure out. The trick, if you wanna call it that, is that to get into the lower end of the cable installation (under the engine) you have to have the mower on its side and remove the blade and the black plastic housing just above it (more than I had bargained for when I ordered the replacement cable, which comes with no directions at all). Two 1/2" nuts and you have the blade off; two hex-head 3/8" screws and you can just snap off the plastic housing. (Hint: The square, black plastic block holding the metal sleeve on the cable? Don't loosen it all the way cuz it's a bear putting back on. It's just a press-fit to hold the sleeve, so loosen it just enough to push the sleeve out of the block and then using a screwdriver pry the slot open enough for the cable itself to slide out.) Sounds pretty simple, huh? Unless, of course, you're going into it blind :)

Yes but Test voltage regulator first.Then check wiring connections.Dirt in plugin connections etc.

Typically a primer is only used on 2 cycle engines not on lawnmower engines, so it would not have a primer bulb.

There is no easy way to check transaxle fluid level for this model. See service manual below. First check both bypass levers are in proper position. See page 17 of operators guide. https://www.toro.com/getpub/28630 If bypass levers are correct, then see purge procedure page 4-8 in the service manual. https://w-8ww.toro.com/getpub/28017 Note; left turn failure during forward travel is a power issue with the right transaxle. If there is marked fluid leaking from suspected transaxle, it will need addressed (removed, repaired, reinstalled).

it may have thrown the drive belt causing it to lock up.

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