Toro TX 427 - User Manual

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Kathleen NunezJul 28, 2025

Why Toro Compact Excavator engine does not start?

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pricenatashaJul 28, 2025
Your Toro Compact Excavator might not start due to several reasons: an incorrect starting procedure (use the correct starting procedure), an empty fuel tank (fill the tank with fresh fuel), the choke not engaged (engage the choke), a dirty air cleaner (clean or replace the air-cleaner elements), loose or disconnected spark plug wires (install the wires on the spark plugs), pitted, fouled, or incorrectly gapped spark plugs (install new, correctly gapped spark plugs), or dirt in the fuel filter (replace the fuel filter). If these steps don't resolve the issue, it could be due to dirt, water, stale fuel, or incorrect fuel in the fuel system.

Mary RichardsonAug 3, 2025

What to do if my Toro Compact Excavator engine loses power?

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ashleykeyAug 3, 2025
If your Toro Compact Excavator engine loses power, it may be due to the following reasons: the engine load is excessive (reduce the load; use a lower ground speed), the air cleaner is dirty (clean or replace the air cleaner elements), the engine-oil level is incorrect (fill or drain to the Full mark), the cooling fins and air passages under the engine blower housing are plugged (remove any obstructions from the cooling fins and air passages), the spark plugs are pitted, fouled, or the gap is incorrect (install new, correctly gapped spark plugs), or there is dirt in the fuel filter (replace the fuel filter). If none of these resolves the issue, there might be dirt, water, stale fuel, or incorrect fuel in the fuel system.

James HoffmanAug 9, 2025

What causes a Toro TX 427 Compact Excavator engine to overheat?

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Joshua GuerreroAug 9, 2025
Your Toro Compact Excavator engine may overheat if the engine load is excessive (reduce the load; use a lower ground speed), the engine-oil level is incorrect (fill or drain to the Full mark), or the cooling fins and air passages under the engine blower housing are plugged (remove any obstructions from the cooling fins and air passages).

Tammy WilliamsAug 14, 2025

What to do if my Toro Compact Excavator does not drive?

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Dana StaffordAug 14, 2025
If your Toro Compact Excavator isn't driving, ensure that the parking brake is disengaged. Also, check the hydraulic-fluid level and add hydraulic fluid to the reservoir if it is low.

Christopher Simpson Jr.Aug 21, 2025

Why is there abnormal vibration in my Toro TX 427?

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Michele TaylorAug 21, 2025
Abnormal vibration in your Toro Compact Excavator may be caused by loose engine mounting bolts. Tighten the engine mounting bolts to resolve this issue.

Engine Make	Kubota
Engine Model	D1105
Max Digging Depth	10 ft 6 in (3.2 m)
Digging Depth	10 ft 6 in (3.2 m)
Bucket Width	12 in

Engine Make

Kubota

Engine Model

D1105

Max Digging Depth

10 ft 6 in (3.2 m)

Digging Depth

10 ft 6 in (3.2 m)

Bucket Width

12 in

Toro TX 427 - User Manual

Table of Contents

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Summary

TX 427 Compact Tool Carrier

Introduction to the Toro TX 427

Safety Guidelines and Warnings

General Safety Precautions

Safety and Instructional Decals

Safety Decals and Symbols Overview

Machine Controls Description

Operating Controls and Lever Functions

Quick Reference Aid

Daily Service Checks and Intervals

Control Panel Layout and Indicators

Control Panel Indicators and Hazard Explanations

Product Overview and Components

Machine Components Identification

Control Panel Layout and Operation

Key Switch, Throttle, and Choke Lever

Reference Bar Usage and Stabilization

Traction Control Operation

Forward, Rearward Movement, and Turning

Stopping the Machine with Traction Control

Loader Arm and Attachment Control

Loader Arm and Tilt Lever Operation

Auxiliary Hydraulics and Loader Lock

Operating Auxiliary Hydraulic Attachments

Securing Loader Arm Lever with Valve Lock

Hour Meter and Service Reminders

Monitoring Engine Hours and Service Alerts

Parking Brake Operation

Engaging and Releasing the Parking Brake

Fuel Gauge and Temperature Indicators

Fuel Level and Overheating Indicators

Machine Specifications

Technical Specifications Overview

Attachments and Accessories

Approved Attachments and Accessories

Operation Safety Guidelines

Before Operation Safety Precautions

General Operation Safety Rules

Fuel Safety and Handling

Fuel Handling Safety Precautions

Recommended Fuel and Stabilizer Use

Fueling and Daily Maintenance

Fueling the Tank Procedure

Daily Maintenance Checks and Procedures

During Operation Safety

General Safety During Operation

Slope Operation Safety

Safe Operation on Slopes

Starting the Engine

Engine Starting Procedure

Machine Operation and Shutdown

Machine Operation and Driving

Engine Shutdown Procedure

Using Attachments

Installing an Attachment Procedure

Hydraulic Hose Connection

Hydraulic Hose Connection Safety Warnings

Connecting Hydraulic Hoses Procedure

Attachment and Machine Handling

Removing an Attachment Procedure

After Operation Safety Precautions

Moving and Transporting the Machine

Trailer and Loading Procedures

Trailer Selection Guidelines

Machine Loading Procedure

Unloading and Lifting the Machine

Machine Unloading Procedure

Machine Lifting Points Identification

Maintenance Schedule

Recommended Maintenance Intervals and Tasks

Pre-Maintenance Safety Procedures

Maintenance Safety Precautions

Cylinder Lock Usage and Installation

Component Access and Hood Operation

Cylinder Lock Removal and Storage