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I got this old toro turf pro riding lawn mower I am needing parts for but I can't fine the model number or the serial number. Does anyone know where to look for this info on a mower at?
I have already look under the seat, but the sticker there is faded out and I can't read anything from it. I need to know if these numbers are put anywhere else on the thing.

Try under the seat.

2008-09-09 14:06:05 by John V

from a 16mm print

We purchased a used older riding lawn mower by Toro we have transmission information like patent number but we have no other information on it and do know it has 6 speed and does not work in reverse. We would like to know how much fluid is needed and what kind to use.
The transmission is a Peerless Gear Drive I believe and the patent number is 3812735 and it also has the following number or code on it too ( RE32125). And the engine is Brigs & Stratton Model # 193707, Type # 0152-01 and Code # 86121009. Any information would be greatly appreciated and helpful. Thank You in advance for any help with this question.
We have tried to go to the Toro site and related sites but can't seem to locate the information we are looking for. We can find manuals but have to purchase them and currently can't afford to get one. We even called several local areas that are supposed to deal with repairs on the lawn mowers and can't get a straight answer to our questions.

I have a few links for you, but it is the first three that may have the information that you need.
If you gave a series number I could have reduced down some of the links, I have a open contact on my profile page just e-mail if these do not help or if you there are other manuals you need.
Other wise take your time to read through and recheck before you start cranking those nuts.

http://www.box.net/shared/zth5uqm8im
Tecumseh Techs Handbook- On page 7 (chart 2) is the lubrication also check page 8 for identifying your tranny by sight and series numbers. I think this manual is going to be your best bet.

http://www.box.net/shared/fyjpz5n60j
Tecumseh-troubleshooting - this is almost a repeat of information from above but it has simple trouble shooting charts.

http://www.box.net/shared/ggd304uxsf
Briggs and Stratton (model series 193700 to 193799) - Just in case your having trouble with that engine (it should be specif to your engine model) this ought to give you some insight.

These last three are blow up diagrams for a few different models as I said if these do not cover it contact me and I'll see what else is in my maintenance files.
Please understand that these are important to me I do not mind if they get downloaded but I usually will pull sharing rights after 48 hrs so if you find information that you need download it or contact me direct after sharing is closed .


http://www.box.net/shared/ty55t8lu6t
930-042_Getriebe_Perrless

http://www.box.net/shared/28h4259qlb
915-915-006 Peerless

http://www.box.net/shared/4hxyi9o4ip
801-801-015_D_Peerless

2009-03-22 10:12:40 by mn01countrygirl

I have a brand new toro lx500 riding lawn mower. I can get the blades to engage when i am in neutral. but when i put the moewer into drive and hit the gas thee blades automatically disengage. any help will be much appreciated...

On most new lawn mowers the is a switch to stop the blades when your in reverse. this switch may be contacting in any gear. i'm not sure where this switch is on a toro but its normally near the shifter under the frame.

2007-05-05 15:44:37 by Derrik B

I mean, I want to mow my lawn but need to remove the snow first.
Also, does any clothing store sell mukluks or galoshes in mid-April?

I hear ya. I was all ready to go too, but 8 inches of global warming snow in April kind of put a halt on that

2007-04-14 17:07:37 by POLARIS

I was checking out the blade on my Toro by tipping the lawn mower all the way back on the two back wheels. Bad idea. Then I noticed Oil was coming out of the muffler. Ever since, it hasn't started. What can I do to solve this?

I've had this happen to me countless times before! Do not try and start the mower. Leave it set for awhile to let any excess oil run back into the oil sump, then take out spark plug. Crank or pull engine over a few times and watch for any oil coming from spark plug hole. Also you may want to take off the muffler and do the same, checking for oil out the exhaust opening. Blow excess oil from muffler then re-install. Next, take and remove air filter element and wash in mild dish soap and water, alow to air dry completely before re-assembly. Install new "hotter" range spark plug (example if mower came originally with Champion CJ8 plug, install a LM19 or equivelent, top up oil level in engine and everything should work just fine!! Happy mowing!!

2008-04-23 20:19:18 by toga_man1