What to do if the wheel motor will not turn on my Toro 04384?
If the wheel motor on your Toro Lawn Mower will not turn, the brakes may be binding or incorrectly adjusted, the key on the wheel motor shaft may be sheared or missing, or the wheel motor may be damaged. Adjust or repair the brakes. Inspect the key on the wheel motor shaft and replace if necessary. Check the wheel motor for damage.
Why is the traction response on my Toro Lawn Mower sluggish?
If the traction response of your Toro Lawn Mower is sluggish, the hydraulic oil may be very cold, the brakes may be binding or incorrectly adjusted, the piston pump by-pass valve could be open or defective, the charge pressure may be low, the piston pump relief valves might be leaking or damaged, or the piston (traction) pump or wheel motor(s) could be worn or damaged. Warm the hydraulic oil if it is cold, adjust the brakes to ensure they are not binding, inspect the piston pump by-pass valve and charge pressure, and check the piston pump relief valves for leaks.
Why do I need to regularly adjust the steering wheel on my Toro Lawn Mower to drive straight?
If you need to make regular adjustments to the steering wheel of your Toro Lawn Mower because of difficulty driving in a straight line, the leaf springs in the steering valve may be worn or broken. The gear wheel set in the steering valve could be worn, or the steering cylinder might be seized or have worn piston seals. Replace worn or broken leaf springs in the steering valve. Inspect and repair the gear wheel set and steering cylinder.
Why is the steering response on my Toro 04384 too slow when turning quickly?
If the steering response on your Toro Lawn Mower is too slow and heavy when trying to turn quickly, the oil supply to the steering valve may be insufficient. Check the oil supply to the steering valve and repair any issues.
Why do the cutting units on my Toro 04384 raise but will not stay up?
If the cutting units on your Toro Lawn Mower raise but will not stay up, the hydraulic manifold solenoid valve (S4) may be leaking, or the lift cylinders could have internal leaks. Inspect and repair or replace the hydraulic manifold solenoid valve S4. Check the lift cylinders for internal leaks.
Why are the reels not turning on my Toro Lawn Mower?
If the reels on your Toro Lawn Mower will not turn, the solenoid valve S1R1 may be stuck open or damaged. There could be an electrical problem, the FC1 logic valve in the control manifold might be stuck open, the PRV valve in the control manifold could be stuck closed, the pilot piston in the control manifold may be stuck or damaged, or the front section of the gear pump might be worn or damaged. Inspect and test the solenoid valve S1R1 and replace or repair as needed. Check for electrical issues and inspect the control manifold and valves for proper operation.
How to fix hydraulic oil leaks from my Toro 04384 Lawn Mower?
If the hydraulic oil is leaking from the system of your Toro Lawn Mower, it could be due to loose or damaged fittings, hoses, or tubes. It is also possible that O-rings or seals are missing or damaged. Check and tighten all fittings, hoses, and tubes. Replace any missing or damaged O-rings or seals.
Why won't the steering wheel on my Toro Lawn Mower return to the neutral position?
If the steering wheel on your Toro Lawn Mower will not return to the neutral position, the spool and sleeve may be sticking to the steering valve housing assembly. Inspect the spool and sleeve for sticking and clean or repair the assembly as needed.
Why does the steering wheel on my Toro 04384 Lawn Mower turn on its own?
If the steering wheel on your Toro Lawn Mower can turn on its own, the leaf springs in the steering valve may be broken or stuck, or the spool and sleeve may be sticking to the steering valve housing assembly. Replace or repair the leaf springs in the steering valve and check the spool and sleeve for sticking.
Why is there backlash when turning the steering wheel on my Toro 04384?
If you notice backlash when turning the steering wheel on your Toro Lawn Mower, the cardan shaft fork in the steering valve might be worn or broken. Also, the leaf springs in the steering valve could be worn or broken, or the splines on the steering column might be worn. Inspect and replace the cardan shaft fork in the steering valve. Replace worn or broken leaf springs and check the splines on the steering column.
General| Brand | Toro |
|---|---|
| Model | 04384 |
| Category | Lawn Mower |
| Language | English |
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