It is a genuine OEM replacement part that is specially manufactured for use with toro and Lawn Boy walk-behind lawn mowers. This discharge door assembly is mounted on the side of the lawn mower deck to prevent the grass from shooting out. It is used to keep the grass under the deck either for mulching or bagging depending on your set up. It is a complete assembly which includes the durable plastic door and the metal hinge mechanism that is used to secure it to the deck.
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Good replacement for the old one.
Guest - June 22, 2019
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Discharge door
Part arrived in a timely manner, installing was pretty easy, just what I needed.
Guest - July 4, 2019
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easy repair
Excellent easy repair 5 minutes took me longer to open packaging
Guest - August 5, 2020
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Perfect fit
Received part in a timely manner. Great fit and easy to put on mower.
Guest - August 18, 2020
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your instructions made it easy to replace
works great now
Guest - June 27, 2022
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Simply easy
Easy, easy, easy. To select the part-order the part and receive the correct part.
Guest - October 19, 2023
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As advertised
Part delivered fast, as advertised! Instructions on how to replace torsion spring not included, item detail says torsion spring included but was not-confusing! Overall good experience but needs a little tweaking.
Guest - September 29, 2020
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1. Removed old door by removing screws from mower deck.
2. Most difficult was the removal and re-installation of the spring assembly for the door. Had to remove old rod and spring, which as easy as slid out as one end of old door had broken off. Difficulty was re-assembly of the springs and installation of the rod. Had to use m
... Read moreultiple vise grips to hold one end of spring under tension while re-inserting the rod. Took several attempts before finishing. In my opinion, the door should have been sent complete with the springs and rod attached to it would have been an easy unbolt and re-bolt installation.
3. Removed old rod and springs.
4. Used vise grips to hold spring in tension while trying to insert the rod. Took several attempts before successful.
Removed the two holding self-tapping screw/bolts, pushed out the retaining shaft and removed the holding spring, reversed procedure maintaining the proper placement of the spring and reinstall on the mower housing.
The anchor bracket carriage bolts wanted to turn in the square hole of the anchor bracket, so I chopped off the nuts with my pneumatic hand held cut off tool. I went to the hardware store and got 2 new carriage bolts and bolted the anchor bracket in loosely . I aligned the cover ,spring and tapped the shaft into place. Then I tied the doo
... Read morer open and reached in and tightened the lock nuts. After doing that one i can cut my time down 20 min. . Most of my time was setting up. running a air hose up to the patio , digging out my tools going to the hardware store.
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Switch housing assembly broke. Discharge door assembly did not lock
Switch house-
1. Snip the cable ties
2. Follow the wires on the existing switch. Route the new wires alongside the old ones. The cowling slides into a notch and doesn\'t need any tools. Remove the old wires. Attach the grounding wire. Plug in the other wire.
3. Attach the switch. Do not over tighten the bolt.
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Discharge door-
1. Tilt the mower on its side. Air filter should be up in the air, not near the ground. Otherwise you\'ll spill gas into it.
2. Unbolt two screws and put them in a safe place. It\'s easiest to do the next steps inside the house where you have flat surfaces.
3. Take the door off. Note the position of the spring arms- one goes on the outside and the other presses against the spring. It helps to take a picture of the spring position of the inside.
4. Pull the bolt out from the spring with needle nose pliers. It pulls out easily.
5. Slide the spring into place in the door assembly. Place the other end over the bracket, creating tension on the bracket..
6. Start sliding the bolt back, through the door, into the bracket and then into the spring. Press the exposed end of the bolt on a hard flat surface to slide it in the rest of the way. This is a lot easier than trying to hold the spring in place with clamps.
7. Finish pushing the bolt into place with pliers.
8. Go back outside. Put the door assembly into position. Tilt the mower up from the front to insert the screws. This cannot be done by tilting the mower on its side (hard lesson)
9. You\'re done. Total time, if I had to do this again, would be <15 minutes including cleanup.
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This part works with the following models:
ERP Number: ERP8829466
Manufacturer Part Number: 106-8376
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