ing in and out of gear and is “jerky”. it makes sense that it is worse in higher gear as the internal gears are moving at higher rpm’s. i am sure there is some bad gearing in the transmission but i was hoping someone may know of a simpler solution or cause. thanks
Toro
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Failure of any mechanical component, a broken hose, or clogged filter will cause tractor hydrostatic transmission problems. But the most common issue will be the oil itself. In the transmission section of your operator`s manual, you`ll find a section that covers oil viscosity.
Grinding gears, starting and stopping during operation, and the wheels not rotating with the pulley are common signs that your mower`s transmission is breaking down.
These control rods are adjustable. By rotating the threaded linkage connector ferrules, the length and the resulting range of movement at the regulator valve can be altered.
Please make sure your tires are properly inflated. Then look along the steering shaft for a grease fitting, and grease the shaft. Check for any worn guides or bushings along the steering shaft.
In an automatic transmission, slipping can be caused by wear and tear on numerous different parts. These include damaged or worn clutch plates, transmission bands, and solenoid packs. If your automatic transmission has been slipping, it`s likely a technician will replace some or all of these parts to fix the problem.
Low transmission fluid is one of the most common reasons for a slipping transmission.
What is the fix for a slipping transmission? It`s simple. Just pop the hood of your vehicle, locate the transmission switch, and change the setting from “SLIP” to “STABLE” . . . If only it were that easy.
Air in the hydraulic fluid makes an alarming banging or knocking noise when it compresses and decompresses, as it circulates through the system. Other symptoms include foaming of the fluid and erratic actuator movement.
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Toro cutting off
ANSWER : Maybe low oil level, all mowers have a low oil cutoff. 30w oil.
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I have a toro 12-38 xl riding mower. The transmission is problematic at all speeds but seems to be worse when in higher gear. It seams to be going in and out of gear and is “jerky”. it makes sense that it is worse in higher gear as the internal gears are moving at higher rpm’s. i am sure there is some bad gearing in the transmission but i was hoping someone may know of a simpler solution or cause. thanks
ANSWER :
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My front two wheels on my toro lawn mower will not move, and when I pull the handle up for self-propel, the wheels still don’t move and the mower makes a funny noise. Any ideas?
ANSWER : Look to see if the belt can off or broke… good luck.
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Blowing oil out of the engine – Toro 52" 27hp Z Master Zero Turn Lawn Mower
ANSWER : Check oil level fuel could have flooded through into the engine oil which will cause it to blow out if so clean out carby and check that needle in the carby is sealing
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I have a toro lx500 riding mower. the blades won’t engage.
ANSWER : Check the belt on top of the mower deck. Make sure the belt didn’t slip off or break.
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When i try to start the riding mower will only crank once…..toro 16-hxl will crank once, then nothing
ANSWER : Make sure your battery is in good condition first. Then if your machine is an OHV you might want check the intake and exhaust clearance. Go to smalleng.com and watch video they have a great tutorial on this subject. Good Luck…
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The mower moves slow in all speeds what is the problem
ANSWER : If the engine is running well you either have a loose drive belt or the transmission is on its last legs.
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Toro ride on mower won’t start
ANSWER : Try replacing your spark plug. If that fails then go to the engine, cheak your carb, lines, and gas. cheak for gum in the engine/carb. If gummed then get carb cleaner and spray twice, wait 1 hour then try again. If my solution fails then you might need expert help. Good Luck!
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