Genuine Manufacturer Sourced replacement part designed for use with Toro lawn mowers. This is the Drive wheel that moves the Mower. This part consists of Rubber Tire, Plastic Rim and a Metal Gear. This assembly includes One (1) Wheel.
1. Disconnected spark plug. Removed grass bag. Raised mower up on wooden 2x4s to access back wheels (did not tilt mower).
2. Removed left wheel with a socket set.
3. Removed ring clip with screw driver and needle nose pliers.
4. Removed pinion gear and thrust washer while holding down key on shaft. Quickly examined condi
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5. Replaced with new pinion gear, new thrust washer and new ring clip. Slid pinion gear on with L on outside (facing direction you would be standing to use mower), thrust washer and put on gloves to push ring clip onto shaft. The pinion gears have L and R engraved on them and are interchangeable.
6. Replaced old wheel with new wheel. Gears on old wheel were worn too. Used socket set to reinstall wheel.
7. Repeated for the right side.
8. Tested and self propelled worked. Although the left wheel would not move when I backed up. I had the tension too tight on the self propelled cable. Loosen nut near handle and eased back on the tension in the cable. Mower backs up and self propelled works like new. Mower is about 12-14 years old and is a Toro Personal Pace.
Jacked my lawn mower up on concrete blocks -enough to access wheel without touching the ground. Unbolt wheel with a socket set (ratchet). Both rear wheels fixed, good to go, lawn mower worked great!
First I removed the shoulder bolt with the impact wrench. Then removed the wheel. Removed the clip ring, then the thrust washer. I then removed the pinion gear just by pulling it off. Replace the old thrust washer, clip ring, and thrust washer. To assemble just reverse the order of the tear down.
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Rear wheels rubber worn out and generally unattractive.
1. Removed bolt holding the old right wheel on.
2. Installed new wheel using the same bolt and old washers (still in good shape).
3. Repeated step 1 & 2 for the left wheel.
4. Finished my coffee as it was still hot.
1. Selected the right size socket to remove center bolts from each wheel.
2. Sprayed lubricant on center wheel bolt to help break it loose.
3. Cribbed the rear end of mower off the floor with a stable step stool. Secure mower so that it does not roll off on you. Cribbing not required but helps minimize time spent bendin
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4. Break the center bolt on rear wheel with ratchet and socket. This will expose spline on shaft.
5. Inspect spline for wear ( may be a good idea to put one in the event it needs to be replaced).
6. Lubricate or replace spline if needed.
7. Reinstall wheel repeating same steps. Piece of cake.
It was very important to order the exact metal or plastic gear part of the wheel assembly since Toro\'s metal gears DON\'T match Toro\'s plastic gears so The proper part number is crucial.
Also Toro refused to service or sell the part on the Internet.
They insisted I deal with their dealer in person who was located in Phoeni
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so I was forced to find another parts supplier.
I also used Google\'s image search engine to view photos of the parts in order to choose the right one.
The rear wheel/gear assembly is attached by a bolt which also serves as the axle.
The repair was very simple and obvious. Thanks ereplacementparts.
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Wheel mount brackets mis-aligned causing gears to mis-align and slip.
1. Removed drive wheels and wheel covers.
2. Remove snap rings and pinion gears.
3. Removed and cleaned woodruff keys and springs.
4. Cleaned axle and keyway.
5. Used file to remove burrs on axle shaft keyway.
6. Used pry bar to straighten wheel mount brackets.
7. Cleaned, lubricated and reinstalled key
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8. Installed new pinion gears, washers and snap rings.
9. Lubricated gears and installed wheel and cover assembly.
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This part works with the following models:
ERP Number: ERP9256475
Manufacturer Part Number: 105-3036
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