[caption id="attachment_41" align="alignnone" width="263" caption="Toro Owner Checking Fluids"][/caption] If you have a Toro lawn mower then this post is just for you! The maintenance of a Toro lawn mower is essential to its performance and durability. Replacing the oil on a regular basis can help your Toro last for decades. Changing the oil of a lawn mower is very similar to the same process for a car or truck. The major differences are the type of oil used and the location of major parts. Here let us show you. Step 1 Locate the engine which is normally situated in the rear of the ...
Green is Good! The good folks over at Toro have done it again. They went ahead and created a line of mowers that is missing a few normally familiar stationary items. No gas, no oil and no cord! The Toro E-Cycler cordless mower is a revolutionary concept in the world of turf management that although is not a surprise, it is a welcomed changed. [caption id="attachment_31" align="alignnone" width="300" caption="Toro E-Cycler 20360 Cordless Mower"][/caption] The ability to cut and mulch at the same time has longed been a pleasure making experience for homeowners across this great land. Now that same pleasure in ...
There are certain areas and highs and lows in your lawn, which deserve ‘special attention’ during the operation of a mowing episode. Just like all lawn mowers, Toro zero-turn mowers require care to prevent dangerous accidents when mowing around water, drop-offs, steep inclines and wet conditions.
You can adequately prepare for the spring and summer mowing season by recalling these helpful safety tips:
At this Toro Mower Replacement Parts location, your safety is our utmost concern!
Did you wake up on the first day of spring, and took a look at your lawn and said, “ugh”? If that was your general response in relation to the look and health of your turf, then you have arrived at the correct location today!
Restoring a tired turf allows you to improve your lawn without removing the existing grass. You will have the best chance of certain success if you do a thorough walk-through of your lawn, checking both the top grass and the bottom root structures.
Prime for Restoration?
Not certain if your turf is a prime candidate for restoration? Then have a look below at what are only a few of the reasons why you should restore your turf and not replace the lawn.
These are only a few of the reasons why you should get to work on restoring your turf this spring and before the heat of the summer comes. The best time to begin restoration is late spring or early summer, although adjusting pH and dethatching can be done in the spring to prepare for a fall restoration. You will see some improvement in a restored turf during the season in which you begin, but you will need two or three growing seasons to see dramatic progress.
The lawn tractor, the turf-taming unit that is also fun to drive is now reaching far into the future, and one manufacturer, of these dynamic and ever-changing units, is Toro. You know this company, as you were probably raised on one of these lawn-mowing products, if not a riding lawnmower, most surely a walk behind model. Maybe it was self-propelled or maybe it was you-propelled! Either way, we here at this Toro Lawn Mower Parts location on the World Wide Web, know that you appreciated the ease into which that yard got cut!
Big Residential Lawn or Commercial Turf Area
However, that was then and this is now! Toro has unleashed a unit that is a valuable part of any large home cutting yard, or a commercial area that requires a lawn tractor and a smaller, finishing lawnmower. Toro has you covered on both angles and in this posting, we are going to take a quick peek at the LX427 19-HP Lawn Tractor from the fine manufacturers over at Toro.
Have a Great Toro Lawn Cutting Spring!
The Masters, the iconic PGA tournament that is watched even by non-golfers the world over is now going on and they are on the 18th hole! However, this is not a golfing piece but a piece on one of the greatest Toro Riding Lawnmowers to hit the market since, well, the first one did so many decades gone by!
Reelmaster 3100 Series
The Reelmaster 3100 Series by Toro is mounted on a sturdy frame that is revolutionary in the lawn mowing industry. It’s a triplex mower designed for superior performance on all types of turf so it will definitely improve the look and feel of your home turf or commercial lawn application.
And by the way, there is a playoff currently on going between Louis Oosthuizen and Bubba Watson for the vaunted ‘Green Jacket’ of The Masters!
It is that time of year once again as spring is not just in the air but all around the country as well. That means the hum of Toro lawnmowers can now be heard and in great numbers all over the United States.
We here at this Toro Parts location online know what it takes to cut a great-looking turf and get back into the saddle with lawncare. You will need to check everything out on that Toro mower long before you crank it up and get to cutting the lawn.
One of the most important areas to inspect are the lawnmower blades. Nothing will happen, good, to your turf, if you have a bad blade on that Toro! Bad things will happen and those usually are evident after a first run through the turf and you happen to take a quick look behind you as you cut, and all you see are jagged, crazy looking grass blades. Dull or broken blades on any mower will do that to the grass and what you will have to do after that mistake is to address the issue of sharpening the blades or going all out and finding a suitable lawnmower replacement blade.
Once you get to this point, you will only have to take off the blade, carefully and safely, and then head on over to the site for more detailed ordering instruction! We are here to help you have a great turf this spring season!
Although it is not a typical winter to say the least, there are parts of the country that are still experiencing extreme winter weather. A quick peek at the Weather Channel shows me that from Colorado to Illinois and possibly a little more easterly in the next few days, there is a winter blizzard approaching and coming in hard and fast.
To be adequately prepared is to be safe first and comfortable second. Here at this Toro snowblower parts site, we know all about being safe and uncomfortable but would like you to know that it does not have to be that way. You can be safe and comfortable at the same time even when the power goes out and you know that it will stay out for a couple of days minimum.
By having a Toro snowblower on site, you will be able to clear a path from your door to the street and if that sounds like a simple task, believe us, it is huge and quite a laborious, frustrating endeavor when the snow is coming in sideways. Make certain that you have the snowblower ready to rock and please keep our location handy so that if you need a quick replacement part, you can get one on the quick before the blizzard strikes.
Be safe and stay warm!
Weed Identification and Characteristics
We wanted to educate you on one of the most distressing aspects and stark realities of any manicured lawn project, weeds. Since weeds are really only out of place plants, the ability to possess a turf area that is free of these unwanted party-crashers, is what makes a truly great lawn.
This is why we have decided to create just for you, our very first Toro Parts Weed Identification undertaking. To get started on the eradication of weeds in your lawn, you need to first know what weeds are and what types of weeds are in your turf.
Turf weeds may conveniently be divided into two classes based on the way in which they emerge from the seed.
(1) Monocots Emerge with a Single Seed Leaf
(2) Dicots Emerge with Two Seed Leaves
Most monocot weeds found in turfgrass are from the family Gramineae and are termed ‘weedy grasses’.
Dicots, or broadleaf weeds include such plants as;
Now that you know what types of weeds may be in your lawn, the next logical step is to try to figure out a way to eradicate these uninvited invaders!
In this New Year, there are those that most certainly will try to keep atleast one or possibly two of their resolutions. For others, the oaths of which were given to loved ones and not so loved ones, will be broken almost immediately. One resolution that needs to be kept and held very close to the heart and head, is that which includes being as safe as possible around the lawn mower.
The amount of fingers and toes as well as entire hands and feet, that are lost to lawn mower accidents unfortunately rises each year. This undoubtedly stems from more people doing their yard work themselves as a by-product of a stressed economy. No longer is it a requirement to have a full-fledged yard service, come onto the property once a month or more frequently in the summer season, as this is entirely too expensive for most Americans.
Being safe around the lawn mower is something that we here at this Toro replacement parts site take very seriously. We want you to be as safe as you can be especially when there are children around. Please use your head and make certain that when you work on the Toro mower that you turn the engine off all the time.
Have a great and safe year!
We understand fully that springtime is a world away, as we have not even begun to deal with winter, yet, on this side of the Pecos. The smell of spring is all about fresh flowers, kittens playing in the new-cut grass, and all sorts of warm and fuzzy actions. However, you still have to deal with wintery conditions for the next couple of months at least and that is only if you reside in the lower 48.
Once the snow and ice departs your neck of the woods, you will need a lawn mower that can stand up to the wear and tear that you will putting that unit through and soon enough. Here at this Toro Tractor Parts site, we know that some of you out there have tracts of land that a push mower, even a self-propelled model of Toro mowers, cannot handle adequately and time efficiently.
This is why we wanted to tell you just a little bit about one of our favorite tractors from Toro, the impressive, durable, LX Lawn Tractor. This bad boy comes in a few models but overall most of the ones that you will be eying will be featured with the below upgrades.
For most of us, replacing the starter cord on the lawnmower is something that we fret over having to endure. The hundreds or possibly thousands of times that we have relied and expected that starter cord, to spin the drive assembly and start the engine of the mower, has now come to an abrupt ending. What do you do when this time comes and it will come if it has not already?
Today we are going to show you, in a step by step format, just how simplistic it really is to change that now defunct Toro starter cord and replace that one with a sparkling new cord that will have you right back in the game and out in the yard in no time flat. Shall we begin?
Steps to Repairing the Starter Cord from Youre Friends at this Toro Lawn Mower Repair Parts Site
(1) Remove the Lawnmower Cover (Shroud)
(2) Remove the Four Screws of the Cover
(3) Remove the Dipstick
(4) Remove the Starter
(5) Prepare the Cord
(6) Wind the Starter
(7) Install the Rope
(8) Reinstall the Starter
(9) Replace the Cover