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An uneven cutting height on your Toro Lawn Mower can be due to several factors. Start by sharpening the blade(s). If the cutting blade(s) is/are bent, replace them. Ensure the mower deck is level from side-to-side and front-to-rear. Clean the underside of the mower deck, and verify that the tire pressure is correct.
What to do if my Toro 74953 engine loses power?
If your Toro Lawn Mower engine loses power, consider these potential causes: the engine load might be excessive, so reduce the ground speed. A dirty air cleaner can also cause power loss, so clean the air-cleaner element. Check the oil level in the crankcase and add oil if it's low. Make sure the cooling fins and air passages above the engine are clear of obstructions. The vent hole in the fuel cap could be plugged, so clean or replace the fuel cap. Lastly, a dirty fuel filter could be the culprit, so replace it.
What to do if my Toro Mower does not drive?
If your Toro Mower isn't driving, first ensure the bypass valves are tightly closed. Check the pump belt for wear, looseness, or breakage, and replace it if needed. Verify the pump belt is correctly positioned on the pulley. Replace any broken or missing idler spring. Lastly, check the hydraulic oil level; add oil if low, or allow the system to cool down if the oil is too hot.
Why is my Toro Mower engine losing power?
If your Toro Mower engine is losing power, try these steps: First, reduce your ground speed if the engine load is excessive. Clean the air cleaner element. Add oil to the crankcase if the oil level is low. Clear any obstructions from the cooling fins and air passages above the engine. Check the fuel cap's vent hole and clean or replace the cap if it's plugged. Replace the fuel filter if it's dirty.
How to fix a Toro Mower when the starter does not crank?
If the starter on your Toro Mower isn't cranking, make sure the blade control switch (PTO) is disengaged and the parking brake is set. The drive levers should be in the neutral lock position, and you need to be seated. A dead battery can also prevent cranking, so ensure it's charged. Check for corroded or loose electrical connections. Finally, inspect the fuse and replace it if blown.
How to fix a Toro 74953 that won't start?
If your Toro Lawn Mower engine won't start, starts hard, or fails to keep running, here are some things to check: * Ensure the fuel tank isn't empty; if it is, fill it. * Make sure the fuel shutoff valve is open. * Check the oil level in the crankcase and add oil if needed. * Verify that the throttle and choke are in the correct positions. * Replace the fuel filter if it's dirty. * Clean or replace the air cleaner element if it's dirty. * Check the seat switch indicator and replace the seat if needed. * Check the spark plug wire connection. * Clean, adjust or replace spark plug.
Why is my Toro Lawn Mower starter not cranking?
If the starter on your Toro Lawn Mower isn't cranking, there are several potential causes: * The blade control switch (PTO) might be engaged. Disengage it. * The parking brake might not be set. Set it. * The drive levers might not be in the neutral lock position. Ensure they are. * You might not be seated. Sit on the seat. * The battery might be dead. Charge it. * Electrical connections might be corroded or loose. Check them. * A fuse might be blown. Replace it.
Why won't my Toro 74953 starter crank?
If the starter on your Toro Lawn Mower doesn't crank, there are several possible reasons. Ensure that the blade-control switch (PTO) is disengaged, the parking brake is set, and the motion-control levers are in the neutral-lock position. Also, make sure you are seated. If these aren't the issue, check if the battery is dead and charge it if necessary. Inspect the electrical connections for corrosion or looseness, and replace the fuse if it's blown.
What to do if my Toro 74953 Lawn Mower engine does not start?
If your Toro Lawn Mower engine doesn't start, starts hard, or fails to keep running, several factors could be the cause. First, check if the fuel tank is empty and fill it if needed. Ensure the fuel-shutoff valve is open. Verify the oil level in the crankcase and add oil if it's low. Make sure the throttle is midway between the slow and fast positions. Other potential issues include a dirty fuel filter (replace it), a dirty air cleaner (clean or replace the element), a malfunctioning seat switch (check the indicator and replace if necessary), corroded or loose electrical connections (check and clean them), a fouled or improperly gapped spark plug (adjust or replace it), or a disconnected spark-plug wire (check the connection).
General| Brand | Toro |
|---|---|
| Model | 74953 |
| Category | Lawn Mower |
| Language | English |
