What to do if my Toro Lawn and Garden Equipment does not drive?
If your Toro Lawn and Garden Equipment isn't driving, it could be due to the transmission belt. If the transmission belt is worn, loose, or broken, or if the transmission belt is off a pulley, change the belt.
What to do if my Toro 29518 Tiller starter does not crank?
If the starter on your Toro Tiller isn't cranking, begin by ensuring the parking brake is fully engaged. Check that the brake switch is properly adjusted. If these aren't the issue, the battery may not have a full charge, so try charging it. Inspect all electrical connections for corrosion, looseness, or other faults; clean the connector terminals thoroughly with electrical contact cleaner, apply dielectric grease, and reconnect. Finally, check the fuse and replace it if it's blown.
Why is my Toro 29518 engine losing power?
If your Toro Tiller engine is losing power, consider these potential causes. First, the engine load might be excessive; try reducing the ground speed or aeration depth. A dirty air cleaner can also cause power loss, so clean or replace the air cleaner element. Check the oil level in the crankcase and add oil if it's low. Ensure the cooling fins and air passages for the engine are free from obstructions. Lastly, a dirty fuel filter can restrict fuel flow; replace the fuel filter if necessary.
How to fix a Toro 29518 that pulls to one side?
If your Toro Tiller machine pulls to the left or right, ensure the tire pressure in the drive tires is correct. If the issue persists, adjust the traction-control linkage.
What to do if Toro Tiller tines don't engage the ground?
If the tines on your Toro Tiller do not engage the ground, increase the tine down pressure. Also, check the oil level in the auxiliary reservoir and add oil if it is low. If you have model 39518, remove the cylinder stop, clevis pin, and hair pin.
How to stop abnormal vibration in Toro Lawn and Garden Equipment?
Abnormal vibration in your Toro Lawn and Garden Equipment can stem from several issues. Start by checking for a bent tine and replace it if necessary. Then, tighten any loose tine mounting bolts or engine mounting bolts. Also, inspect for a loose engine pulley or idler pulley and tighten the appropriate pulley. If a belt is damaged, install a new one. Finally, check the jackshaft drive-chain tension, the drive wheel chain tension, and the tine drive-chain tension.
What to do if Toro Lawn and Garden Equipment starter does not crank?
If the starter on your Toro Lawn and Garden Equipment isn't cranking, try the following: First, ensure the parking brake is engaged. Then, check that the brake switch is properly adjusted. If the battery doesn't have a full charge, charge it. Also, inspect the electrical connections for corrosion or looseness; clean and reconnect them if necessary. Finally, check and replace any blown fuses.
Why is my Toro Lawn and Garden Equipment engine losing power?
If your Toro Lawn and Garden Equipment engine is losing power, there might be several reasons. First, check if the engine load is excessive and reduce the ground speed or aeration depth. A dirty air cleaner can also cause power loss, so clean or replace the air-cleaner element. Additionally, verify the oil level in the crankcase and add oil if it's low. Make sure that the cooling fins and air passages for the engine are not plugged. Replace the fuel filter if it is dirty.
How to fix Toro 29518 tines that do not raise?
If the tines on your Toro Tiller aren't raising, it could be due to an auxiliary pump belt problem, so tension or replace the belt. Another potential cause is that the tine down pressure setting is too low, so increase the down pressure. Finally, add oil to the auxiliary reservoir if it is low.
What to do if Toro 29518 tines do not engage the ground?
If the tines on your Toro Tiller aren't engaging the ground, first increase the tine down pressure setting. Also, remove the cylinder stop, clevis pin, and hair pin. Finally, add oil to the auxiliary reservoir if it is low.
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