Toro WORKMAN GTX 07131, WORKMAN GTX 07131TC, WORKMAN GTX 07137, WORKMAN GTX 07139TC, WORKMAN GTX 07137TC Operator's Manual

FormNo.3407-523RevB

Workman

®

GTXElectricUtility

Vehicle

ModelNo.07131—SerialNo.316000001andUp
ModelNo.07131TC—SerialNo.316000001andUp
ModelNo.07137—SerialNo.316000001andUp
ModelNo.07137TC—SerialNo.316000001andUp
ModelNo.07139—SerialNo.316000001andUp
ModelNo.07139TC—SerialNo.316000001andUp

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OriginalInstructions(EN)

*3407-523*B

ThisproductcomplieswithallrelevantEuropeandirectives;
fordetails,pleaseseetheseparateproductspecicDeclaration
ofConformity(DOC)sheet.

WARNING

CALIFORNIA

Proposition65Warning

Thisproductcontainsachemicalorchemicals

knowntotheStateofCaliforniatocausecancer,

birthdefects,orreproductiveharm.

Introduction

Readthisinformationcarefullytolearnhowtooperateand
maintainyourproductproperlyandtoavoidinjuryand
productdamage.Youareresponsibleforoperatingthe
productproperlyandsafely.

YoumaycontactTorodirectlyatwww .Toro.comforproduct
andaccessoryinformation,helpndingadealer,ortoregister
yourproduct.

Thismanualidentiespotentialhazardsandhassafety
messagesidentiedbythesafety-alertsymbol(Figure2),
whichsignalsahazardthatmaycauseseriousinjuryordeath
ifyoudonotfollowtherecommendedprecautions.

Figure2

1.Safety-alertsymbol

Thismanualuses2wordstohighlightinformation.
Importantcallsattentiontospecialmechanicalinformation
andNoteemphasizesgeneralinformationworthyofspecial
attention.

Wheneveryouneedservice,genuineT oroparts,oradditional
information,contactanAuthorizedServiceDealerorToro
CustomerServiceandhavethemodelandserialnumbersof
yourproductready.Figure1identiesthelocationofthe
modelandserialnumbersontheproduct.Writethenumbers
inthespaceprovided.

Figure1

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1.Modelandserial-numberlocation

ModelNo.

SerialNo.

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Contents

Safety...........................................................................4

SafeOperatingPractices...........................................4

Supervisor’sResponsibilities.....................................4

BeforeOperating....................................................4

Operation...............................................................4

HandlingandServicingBatteries...............................7

Maintenance...........................................................7

SafetyandInstructionalDecals.................................8

Setup...........................................................................11

1InstallingtheSteeringWheel..................................11

2CheckingtheFluidLevelsandTirePressure.............11

3ReadingtheManualandViewingtheSafety

TrainingMaterial................................................12

ProductOverview.........................................................13

Controls...............................................................14

Specications........................................................17

Attachments/Accessories........................................17

Operation....................................................................18

ThinkSafetyFirst...................................................18

OperatingtheCargoBox.........................................18

UsingtheRearCargo-Box-AccessoryMount..............20

PerformingPre-StartingChecks...............................21

CheckingtheTirePressure......................................21

UnderstandingandUsingtheBatterySystem..............21

StoppingtheMachine.............................................23

ParkingtheMachine...............................................23

BreakinginaNewMachine......................................23

LoadingtheCargoBox...........................................23

TransportingtheMachine........................................24

TowingtheMachine...............................................24

TowingaTrailer.....................................................25

Maintenance.................................................................26

RecommendedMaintenanceSchedule(s)......................26

DailyMaintenanceChecklist....................................27

PremaintenanceProcedures........................................27

MaintainingtheMachineunderSpecialOperating

Conditions.........................................................27

PreparingtoMaintaintheMachine............................28

LiftingtheMachine................................................28

AccessingtheHood................................................29

RemovingtheSeatAssembly....................................29

InstallingtheSeatAssembly.....................................29

Lubrication...............................................................30

GreasingtheMachine.............................................30

GreasingtheFrontWheelBearings...........................30

ElectricalSystemMaintenance....................................33

MaintainingtheBatteries.........................................33

ReplacingtheFuses................................................36

MaintainingtheHeadlights......................................37

DriveSystemMaintenance.........................................39

MaintainingtheTires..............................................39

AdjustingtheFrontWheelToe-in.............................39

CheckingtheTransaxle-FluidLevel...........................40

ChangingtheTransaxleFluid...................................40

BrakeMaintenance....................................................41

CheckingtheParkingBrake.....................................41

AdjustingtheParkingBrake.....................................41

CheckingtheBrake-FluidLevel................................41

InspectingtheBrakes..............................................42

ReplacingtheServiceandParking-Brake

Pads..................................................................42

ChangingtheBrakeFluid........................................42

ChassisMaintenance..................................................42

AdjustingtheCargo-BoxLatches..............................42

Cleaning...................................................................43

WashingtheMachine..............................................43

Storage........................................................................43

BatteryStorage......................................................43

Troubleshooting...........................................................44

3

Safety

Improperuseormaintenancebytheoperatororownercan
resultininjury.Toreducethepotentialforinjury,comply
withthesesafetyinstructionsandalwayspayattentionto
thesafety-alertsymbol,whichmeansCaution,Warning,or
Danger—personalsafetyinstruction.Failuretocomplywith
theinstructionmayresultinpersonalinjuryordeath.

ThemachinemeetstherequirementsofSAEJ2258.

Important:ForCErequiredregulatorydata,refertothe
DeclarationofConformitysuppliedwiththemachine.

SafeOperatingPractices

Important:Thismachineisdesignedprimarilyasan

off-roadmachineandisnotintendedforextensiveuse
onpublicroads.

Whenusingthemachineonpublicroads,followall
trafcregulationsanduseanyadditionalaccessories
thatmayberequiredbylaw,suchaslights,turn
signals,slow-movingvehicle(SMV)signs,andothers
asrequired.

Thismachinewasdesignedandtestedtooffersafeservice
whenoperatedandmaintainedproperly.Althoughhazard
controlandaccidentpreventionaredependentuponthe
designandcongurationofthemachine,thesefactorsare
alsodependentupontheawareness,concern,andproper
trainingoftheoperator,maintenance,andstorageofthe
machine.Improperuseormaintenanceofthemachinecan
resultininjuryordeath.

Thismachinehasadifferentfeelthanwhatdriversexperience
withpassengercarsortrucks.Sotaketimetobecomefamiliar
withyourmachine.

Notalloftheattachmentsthatadapttothemachine
arecoveredinthismanual.SeethespecicOperator’s
Manualprovidedwitheachattachmentforadditionalsafety
instructions.

Toreducethepotentialforinjuryordeath,complywith
thefollowingsafetyinstructions:

Supervisor’sResponsibilities

Makesurethattheoperatorsarethoroughlytrainedand
familiarwiththeOperator’ sManualandalllabelsonthe
machine.

BeforeOperating

•Thismachineisdesignedtocarryonlyyou,theoperator,

and1passengerintheseatprovidedbythemanufacturer.
Nevercarryanyotherpassengersonthemachine.

•Becomefamiliarwiththecontrolsandknowhowtostop

themachinequickly.

•Neveroperatethemachinewhentired,ill,orunderthe

inuenceofdrugsoralcohol.

•Wearsubstantial,slip-resistantshoes.Donotwear

loose-ttingclothing,tiebacklonghair,anddonotwear
jewelry.

•Wearingsafetyglasses,safetyshoes,andlongpantsare

requiredbysomelocalregulations.

•Neverallowchildrentooperatethemachine.Never

allowadultstooperateitwithoutproperinstructions.
Onlytrainedandauthorizedpersonsshouldoperatethis
machine.

•Alwaysbeawareofwherebystandersare.

•Keepallshields,safetydevicesanddecalsinplace.Ifa

shield,safetydeviceordecalismalfunctioning,illegible,
ordamaged,repairorreplaceitbeforeoperatingthe
machine.

•Avoiddrivingwhenitisdark,especiallyinunfamiliar

areas.Ifyoumustdrivewhenitisdark,usetheheadlights.

•Beforeoperatingthemachine,alwayscheckallpartsof

themachineandanyattachments.Ifsomethingiswrong,
stopusingmachine.Makesurethattheproblemis
correctedbeforemachineorattachmentisoperatedagain.

•Operatethemachineonlyoutdoorsorinawell-ventilated

area.

Operation

•Theoperatorandpassengershouldremainseated

wheneverthemachineisinmotion.Theoperator
shouldkeepbothhandsonthesteeringwheel,whenever
possible,andthepassengershouldusethehandholds
provided.Keeparmsandlegswithinthemachinebody
atalltimes.

•Driveslowerandturnlesssharplywhenyouarecarrying

apassenger.Rememberyourpassengermaynotbe
expectingyoutobrakeorturnandmaynotbeready.
Nevercarrypassengersintheboxoronattachments.

•Neveroverloadthemachine.Thenameplate(located

undertheseatassemblyontherearpanel)showstheload
limitsforthemachine.Neveroverllattachmentsor
exceedthemaximumgrossvehicleweight(GVW).

•Failuretooperatemachinesafelymayresultinan

accident,tipoverofthemachine,andseriousinjuryor
death.Drivecarefully.Topreventtippingorlossof
control,takethefollowingprecautions:

–Useextremecaution,reducespeed,andmaintain

asafedistancearoundsandtraps,ditches,creeks,
ramps,anyunfamiliarareas,orotherhazards.

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–Watchforholesorotherhiddenhazards.

–Donotoperatethemachineonaslopethatexceeds

18°or32.5%gradient.Usecautionwhenoperating
themachineonaslope.Normally,travelstraightup
anddownslopes.Reducespeedwhenmakingsharp
turnsorwhenturningonhillsides.Avoidturningon
hillsideswheneverpossible.

–Useextracautionwhenoperatingthemachineon

wetsurfaces,athigherspeeds,orwithafullload.
Stoppingtimeincreaseswithafullload.

–Avoidsuddenstopsandstarts.

–Donotattemptsharpturnsorabruptmaneuversor

otherunsafedrivingactionsthatmaycausealossof
controlofthemachine.

–Whendumping,donotletanyonestandbehind

machineanddonotdumptheloadonanyone’sfeet.

–Keepallbystandersaway .Beforebackingup,lookto

therearandensurethatnooneisbehindthemachine.
Backupslowly.

–Watchoutfortrafcwhennearorcrossingroads.

Alwaysyieldtherightofwaytopedestriansandother
machines.Alwayssignalyourturnsorstopearly
enoughsootherpersonsknowwhatyouplantodo.
Obeyalltrafcrulesandregulations.

–Neveroperatethemachineinornearanareawhere

thereisdustorfumesintheairwhichareexplosive.
Theelectricalandexhaustsystemsofthemachinecan
producesparkscapableofignitingexplosivematerials.

–Alwayswatchoutforandavoidlowoverhangssuch

astreelimbs,doorjambs,overheadwalkways,etc.
Makesurethereisenoughroomoverheadtoeasily
clearthemachineandyourhead.

–Ifyouareeverunsureaboutthesafeoperationofthe

machine,stopyourworkandaskyoursupervisor.

•Beforegettingofftheseat:

–Stopthemovementofthemachine.

–Lowerthebed.

SpecialOperationwiththe
Multi-PassengerKitInstalled

•Withthemulti-passengerkitinstalled,youmustaccount

fortheextrapassengerscontributingtotheoverallgross
vehicleweight(GVW)ofthemachine.

•Ifyouhavealoadinthecargobox,ensurethatyoudo

notexceedthecapacityofthemachinebyhavingtoo
manypassengers.

•Passengersshouldsitinthedesignatedseatingpositions

only.Donotallowpassengerstositinthecargobox.

•Theoperatorandpassengersshouldremainseated

wheneverthemachineisinmotion.

•Additionalmachinelengthresultsinalargerturnradius,

soallowmorespacetomaneuver.

Braking

•Slowdownthemachinebeforeyouapproachanobstacle.

Thisgivesyouextratimetostoporturnaway .Hittingan
obstaclecaninjureyouandyourpassenger.Inaddition,it
candamagethemachineanditscontents.

•Grossvehicleweight(GVW)hasamajorimpactonyour

abilitytostopand/orturn.Heavyloadsandattachments
makethemachinehardertostoporturn.Theheavierthe
load,thelongerittakestostop.

•Decreasethespeedofthemachineifthecargoboxhas

beenremovedandthereisnoattachmentinstalledon
themachine.Thebrakingcharacteristicschangeandfast
stopsmaycausetherearwheelstolockup,whichaffects
thecontrolofthemachine.

•Turfandpavementaremuchmoreslipperywhentheyare

wet.Itcantake2to4timeslongertostopthemachine
onwetsurfacesasondrysurfaces.Ifyoudrivethrough
deep-standingwaterandgetthebrakeswet,theywillnot
workwelluntiltheyaredry.Afterdrivingthroughwater,
youshouldtestthebrakestomakesurethattheywork
properly.Iftheydonot,driveslowlyonalevelground
whileputtinglightpressureonthebrakepedal.Thisdries
outthebrakes.

–Engagetheparkingbrake.

–Removethekey.

•Ifthemachineevervibratesabnormally,stopthemachine

immediately,andwaitforallmotiontostopandinspect
fordamage.Repairalldamagebeforeresumingoperation.

•Lightningcancausesevereinjuryordeath.Iflightning

isseenorthunderisheardinthearea,donotoperate
themachine;seekshelter.

5

OperatingonHills

WARNING

WARNING

Operatingthemachineonahillmaycausetipping
orrollingofthemachine,orthebatteriesmayrun
lowandyoucouldloseheadwayonthehill.This
couldresultinpersonalinjury.

•Donotoperatethemachineonexcessivelysteep
slopes.

•Donotacceleratequicklyorslamthebrakes
whenbackingdownahill,especiallywithaload.

•Ifthebatteriesrunloworyoubegintolose
headwaywhileclimbingahill,graduallyapply
thebrakesandslowlybackstraightdownthe
hill.

•Operatethemachineslowlyonahillanduse
caution.

•Avoidturningonahill.

•Reduceyourloadandthespeedofthemachine.

•Avoidstoppingonhills,especiallywithaload.

Taketheseprecautionswhenoperatingthemachineonahill:

•Slowthemachinedownbeforestartingupordownahill.

•Ifthebatteriesrunloworyoubegintolosemomentum

whileclimbingahill,graduallyapplythebrakesandslowly
backthemachinestraightdownthehill.

•Turningwhiletravelingupordownhillscanbedangerous.

Ifyouhavetoturnwhileonahill,doitslowlyand
cautiously.Nevermakesharporfastturns.

Suddenchangesinterrainmaycauseabrupt
steeringwheelmovement,possiblyresultingin
handandarminjuries.

•Reduceyourspeedwhenoperatingonrough
terrainandnearcurbs.

•Gripthesteeringwheellooselyaroundthe
perimeter,keepingthumbsupandoutofthe
wayofthesteeringwheelspokes.

LoadingandDumping

•Donotexceedtheratedweightcapacityofthemachine

whenoperatingitwithaloadinthecargobox,when
towingatrailer,orboth;refertoSpecications(page17).

•Usecautionwhenoperatingthemachineonahillsideor

onroughterrain,particularlywithaloadinthecargobox
orwhentowingatrailerorboth.

•Beawarethatthestabilityandcontrolofthemachine

arereducedwhentheloadinthecargoboxispoorly
distributed.

•Carryingoversizedloadsinthecargoboxchangesthe

stabilityofthemachine.

•Thesteering,braking,andstabilityofthemachineare

affectedwhencarryingaloadwheretheweightofthe
materialcannotbeboundtothemachine,suchasthe
liquidinalargetank.

WARNING

Theweightoftheboxmaybeheavy.Handsor
otherbodypartscouldbecrushed.

•Heavyloadsaffectstability.Reducetheweightofthe

loadandyourgroundspeedwhenoperatingonhillsorif
theloadhasahighcenterofgravity.Securetheloadto
thecargoboxofthemachinetopreventtheloadfrom
shifting.Takeextracarewhenhaulingloadsthatshift
easily(liquid,rock,sand,etc.).

•Avoidstoppingonhills,especiallywithaload.Stopping

whilegoingdownahilltakeslongerthanstoppingon
levelground.Ifyoumuststopthemachine,avoidsudden
speedchanges,whichmayinitiatetippingorrollingof
themachine.Donotslamonthebrakeswhenrolling
backward,asthismaycausethemachinetooverturn.

OperatingonRoughTerrain

Reducethegroundspeedofthemachineandloadcarriedin
themachinewhenoperatingonroughterrain,unevenground,
andnearcurbs,holes,andothersuddenchangesinterrain.
Loadsmayshift,causingthemachinetobecomeunstable.

–Keepyourhandsandotherbodypartsaway

whenloweringthebox.

–Donotdumpmaterialsonbystanders.

•Neverdumpaloadedcargoboxwhilethemachineis

sidewaysonahill.Thechangeinweightdistributionmay
causethemachinetooverturn.

•Whenoperatingwithaheavyloadinthecargobox,

reduceyourspeedandallowforsufcientbraking
distance.Donotsuddenlyapplythebrakes.Useextra
cautiononslopes.

•Beawarethatheavyloadsincreaseyourstoppingdistance

andreduceyourabilitytoturnquicklywithouttipping
over.

•Therearcargospaceisintendedforloadcarrying

purposesonly,notforpassengers.

6

HandlingandServicing Batteries

•Toreducethepotentialforre,keepthebatteriesand

motorareafreeofexcessivegrease,grass,leaves,and
accumulationofdirt.

•Alwaysdisconnectthebatterycablesbeforeservicing

anyelectricalcomponents;refertoDisconnectingthe

Batteries(page35).

Note:Disconnectingallofthebatterycablesisolates
powerfromtheelectricalsystem.

•Batteryelectrolytecontainssulfuricacid.Sulfuricacid

produceshydrogengas,which,intherightproportions,
isexplosive.

–Alwaysservice,store,andchargethemachineina

well-ventilatedarea.

–Keepsparksandopenamesawayfromthebatteries.

–Donotsmokenearthebatteries.

–Neveruseanopenametocheckthelevelorleakage

ofbatteryelectrolyte.

•Usecautionwhenhandlingandworkingaround

electrolyte.Thesulfuricacidinelectrolytecanburnskin
anddamageclothing.Furthermore,itcanbeemittedasa
gasthatcandamageyourlungs.

–Wearpropereye,hand,andfaceprotection.

•Donotallowmetaltoolstoshortbetweenthebattery

terminalsandmetalpartsofthemachine.Removeall
jewelryandwatchesbeforeservicingthebatteries.

•Donotcheckabatterychargebyplacingametalobject

acrosstheposts.Thiscausessparks,whichcancausean
explosion.

•Alwayskeepthebatteryretainersinplacetoprotectand

securethebatteries.

•Readandunderstandthecharginginstructionsbefore

chargingthebatteries;refertoChargingtheBatteries

(page33).Also,takethefollowingprecautionsand

actionswhenchargingthebatteries:

–TurnthemachinekeyswitchtoOFFbefore

connectingthechargertoapowersource.

–Useonlythebatterychargersuppliedwiththe

machinetochargethebatteries.

–Donotchargeadamagedorfrozenbattery.

–AlwaysunplugtheACpowercordfromthepower

outletbeforeunpluggingitfromthemachinecharging
receptacletoavoidsparks.

–Ifabatterygetshotwhilecharging,beginsemitting

largeamountsofgases,orspewselectrolyte,
immediatelydisconnectthechargerpowercordfrom
thepoweroutlet.Havethemachineservicedbyan
AuthorizedServiceDealerbeforeusingitagain.

–Donotleanoverthebatteriesatanytime.

–Avoidbreathinginbatteryfumes.

–Fillthebatterieswherecleanwaterisalwaysavailable

forushingtheskin.

–Ifyougetelectrolyteonyourskinoreyes,ush

theaffectedareafor20minuteswithcleanwater.
Removeacid-soakedclothing.Seekmedicalattention
immediately.

–Keepchildrenandpetsawayfromthebatteriesand

electrolyte.

•Electrolyteisverypoisonous.

–Donotdrinktheelectrolyte.

–Ifelectrolytehasbeenswallowed,andthepersonis

conscious,havethemdrinklargequantitiesofwater
immediatelytodilutetheelectrolyte.

–Donotattempttomakethemvomit.

–CallPoisonControlandgetmedicalattention

immediately.

•Whennotllingthebatteries,keepthebatteryventcaps

tightonthebatteries.Neveroperatethemachineifany
oftheventcapsaremissingordamaged.

•Whenremovingorinstallingthebatteries,donotallow

thebatteryterminalstotouchanymetalpartsofthe
machine.

Maintenance

•Beforeservicingormakingadjustmentstothemachine,

shutoffthemachine,engagetheparkingbrake,and
removethekeyfromthekeyswitchtopreventaccidental
startingofthemachine.

•Neverworkunderaraisedbedwithoutensuringthatthe

proprodisfullyseatedinthedetentslot.

•Tomakesurethattheentiremachineisingoodcondition,

keepallnuts,bolts,andscrewsproperlytightened.

•Ifthemachinemustberunningtoperformamaintenance

adjustment,keephands,feet,clothing,andanypartsof
thebodyawayfromthebatteriesandanymovingparts.
Keepeveryoneaway.

•Ifmajorrepairsareeverneededorassistanceisrequired,

contactanAuthorizedToroDistributor.

•Tobesureofoptimumperformanceandsafety,always

purchasegenuineTororeplacementpartsandaccessories.
Replacementpartsandaccessoriesmadebyother
manufacturerscouldbedangerous.Alteringthismachine
inanymannermayaffecttheoperationofthemachine,
performance,durabilityoritsusemayresultininjuryor
death.SuchusecouldvoidtheproductwarrantyofThe
Toro®Company.

7

SafetyandInstructionalDecals

Safetydecalsandinstructionsareeasilyvisibletotheoperatorandarelocatednearanyareaofpotential
danger.Replaceanydecalthatisdamagedormissing.

99-7345

1.Warning—readtheOperator'sManual.

2.Hotsurface/burnhazard—stayasafedistancefromthe
hotsurface.

3.Entanglementhazard,belt—stayawayfrommovingparts;
keepallguardsinplace.

4.Crushinghazard,cargobox—usetheproprodtosupport
thecargobed

131-8551

1.ReadtheOperator’s
Manualforfuse

information.

2.Horn—30A4.Mainpower—10A

3.Optionalliftkit—15A

115-2047

1.Warning—donottouchthehotsurface.

115-7739

1.Falling,crushinghazard,bystanders—noriderson
machine.

1.Maximumbedweight91
kg(200lb)

131-8598

2.Maximumtrailerweight
454kg(1,000lb)

1.Solidlight—unitis
preparedforoperation.

131-8506

2.Flashinglight—refertothe
chargermanualforthe
faultcodes.

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131-8412

1.Horn

2.Forward

3.Neutral

4.Reverse

5.Off

6.On

7.Turningon—1)Sitinthe
driver'sseat;2)Disengage
theparkingbrake;3)Turn
thekeyswitchtothestart
position;4)Pushdownon
thepedal.

8.Turningoff—1)Release
thepedal;2)Engagethe
parkingbrake;3)Turn
thekeyswitchtothestop
position;4)Removethe
keyfromthekeyswitch.

131-8411

1.Headlight—on3.Raisethebed.

2.Headlight—off

4.Lowerthebed.

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131-8527

1.Performancemode

2.Ecomode

1.Warning—readthe
Operator'sManual.

2.Warning—receiveproper
trainingbeforeoperating
themachine.

131-8414

3.Tippinghazard—drive
slowlyacrossorupslopes;
taketurnsslowly;donot
exceedspeedsof25kph
(16mph);driveslowly
whenhaulingcargo;drive
slowlyonuneventerrain.

4.Fallinghazard;severing
hazardoflimbs—donot
carrypassengersinthe
bed;donotcarryextra
passengersinbetween
theseats;donotputyour
armsorlegsoutsideofthe
machinewhileoperating.

131-8495

1.Thebatteryisempty .3.Thebatteryischarged.

2.Thebatteryisalmost
charged.

4.Chargerfault;refertothe
chargermanualforthe
faultcodes.

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Setup

LooseParts

Usethechartbelowtoverifythatallpartshavebeenshipped.

ProcedureDescription

Steeringwheel

1

2

3

Note:Determinetheleftandrightsidesofthemachine

fromthenormaloperatingposition.

Cover
Washer(1/2inch)

Nopartsrequired

Operator'sManual
PartsCatalog
Safetytrainingmaterial
RegistrationCard
PredeliveryInspectionForm1
CerticateofQuality
Key2
Chargercord

1

Qty.

Use

1
1
1

–

1
1
1
1

1

1

Installthesteeringwheel(TCModels
only).

Checktheuidlevelsandtirepressure.

ReadtheOperator'sManualandview
thetrainingmaterialbeforeoperating
themachine.

InstallingtheSteeringWheel

Partsneededforthisprocedure:

1

Steeringwheel

1

Cover

1

Washer(1/2inch)

Procedure

1.Ifthecoverisinstalled,removeitfromthehubofthe
steeringwheel(Figure3).

2.Removethelocknut(1/2inch)fromthesteeringshaft
(Figure3).

3.Slidethesteeringwheelandwasher(1/2inch)ontothe
steeringshaft(Figure3).

4.Securethesteeringwheeltotheshaftwiththelocknut
(1/2inch)andtightenitto27to34N·m(20to25
ft-lb).

5.Installthecoveronthesteeringwheel(Figure3).

Figure3

1.Cover4.Steeringwheel

2.Locknut(1/2inch)5.Steeringshaft

3.Washer(1/2inch)

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2

3

CheckingtheFluidLevelsand
TirePressure

NoPartsRequired

Procedure

1.Checkthewaterlevelinthebatteriesbeforeoperating
themachine;refertoCheckingtheWaterLevelofthe

Batteries(page34).

2.Ensurethatthebatteriesarecharged;refertoCharging

theBatteries(page33).

3.Checkthebrake-uidlevelbeforethemachineisrst
operated;refertoCheckingtheBrake-FluidLevel

(page41).

4.Checkthetransaxle-uidlevelbeforethemachineis
rstoperated;refertoCheckingtheTransaxle-Fluid

Level(page40).

5.Checktheairpressureinthetires;refertoChecking

theTirePressure(page21).

ReadingtheManualand ViewingtheSafetyTraining Material

Partsneededforthisprocedure:

1

Operator'sManual

1

PartsCatalog

1

Safetytrainingmaterial

1

RegistrationCard

1PredeliveryInspectionForm

1

CerticateofQuality

2Key

1

Chargercord

Procedure

•ReadtheOperator'sManual.

•Viewthesafetytrainingmaterial.

•Fillouttheregistrationcard.

•CompletethePredeliveryInspectionForm.

•ReviewtheCerticateofQuality.

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ProductOverview

Figure4

1.Hoodlatch

2.Steeringwheel

3.Cargobox

4.Towingtongue

5.Batterycharger

6.Cargo-boxlever

Figure5

1.Passengerhandhold3.Rearcargo-box-accessorymount

2.Parking-brakelever4.Trailerhitch

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Controls

Figure6

1.Lightswitch7.Parking-brakelever

2.Hourmeter8.Brakepedal

3.Battery-dischargeindicator9.Acceleratorpedal

4.Hornbutton(TCmodelsonly)10.USBpowerpoint

5.Gear-shiftselector11.Status-indicatorlight

6.Keyswitch

AcceleratorPedal

Usetheacceleratorpedal(Figure6)tovarygroundspeedof
themachine.Pressingdowntheacceleratorpedalstartsthe
machine.Pressingthepedalfartherincreasesgroundspeed.
Releasingthepedalslowsthemachine,andthemachineshuts
off.

BrakePedal

Usethebrakepedaltostoporslowthemachine(Figure6).

CAUTION

Operatingamachinewithwornorincorrectly
adjustedbrakescanmayresultinpersonalinjury.

Themaximumforwardspeedinperformancemodeis
26km/h(16mph)asshowninFigure9.

Themaximumforwardspeedineconomymodeis19km/h
(12mph)asshowninFigure9.

Ifbrakepedaltravelstowithin25mm(1inch)of
themachineoorboard,adjustorrepairthebrakes.

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Parking-BrakeLever

Theparking-brakeleverislocatedonthecontrolpanel
(Figure6).

Wheneveryoushutoffthemachine,engagetheparking
braketopreventthemachinefromaccidentalmoving.If
themachineisparkedonasteepgrade,makesurethatyou
engagetheparkingbrake.

Toengagetheparkingbrake,pulltheparking-brakelever
towardyou(Figure7).

Figure7

1.Parking-brakelever

Important:Alwaysstopthemachinebeforechanging
direction.

HornButton

TCModelsOnly

Thehornbuttonislocatedonthecontrolpanel(Figure6).
Pressthehornbuttontosoundthehorn.

LightSwitch

Thelightswitchislocatedtotheleftofthesteeringcolumn
(Figure6).Usethelightswitchtoilluminatetheheadlights.
Pushthelightswitchupwardtoturnontheheadlightsor
pushdownwardtoturnoffthelights.

Battery-DischargeIndicator

Thebattery-dischargeindicatorislocatedtotheleftofthe
steeringcolumn(Figure6).Thebattery-dischargeindicator
indicatestheremainingchargeinthebatteries.Whenthe
machinebatteriesarefullycharged,tenindicatorbarsextend
fromthe0tothe1position.Asthechargeisused,the
indicatorbarsdisappearstartingattherightsideofthe
meter.Fordetailedinformationonthebatterymeter,referto

UnderstandingandUsingtheBatterySystem(page21).

Todisengagetheparkingbrake,pushdownthebuttonontop
oftheparkingbrakelever,pulltheparking-brakelevertoward
youtoreleasepressure,andthenpushtheparking-brakelever
forward(Figure8).

Figure8

1.Parking-brakeleverandbutton

DirectionSelector

Thedirectionselectorislocatedtotheleftofthe
parking-brakelever.Thedirectionselectorhas3positions:
FORWARD,REVERSE,andNEUTRAL(Figure6).

Note:Themachinecanbeoninanyofthe3positions,but
onlymovesintheFORWARDandREVERSEpositions.

HourMeter

Thehourmeterislocatedtotherightofthelightswitch
(Figure6).Usethehourmetertondoutthetotalnumberof
operatinghours.Thehourmeterstartstofunctionwhenever
youturnthekeyswitchtotheONpositionorifthemachine
isrunning.

Note:Whenthemachineisrunning,thehourmeterblinks
continuously,recordingusage.

USBPowerPoint

TheUSBpowerpointislocatedtotheleftofthe
parking-brakelever(Figure6).Usethepowerpointtopower
mobiledevices.

Important:WhennotusingtheUSBpowerpoint,insert
therubberplugtopreventdamagetothepowerpoint.

KeySwitch

Thekeyswitch(Figure6),isusedtorunandshutoffthe
machine,andhas2positions:ONandOFF.Rotatethekey
clockwisetotheONpositiontooperatethemachine.When
themachineisstopped,rotatethekeycounterclockwiseto
theOFFpositiontoshutoffthemachine.Removethekey
fromthekeyswitchwheneveryouleavethemachine.

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SupervisorSpeed-LimitSwitch

PassengerHandholds

Thesupervisorspeed-limitswitch,locatedundertheseat
assembly,has2positions:PERFORMANCEandECONOMY.
RotatetheswitchclockwisetotheECONOMYpositionto
limitthemaximummachinespeedto19km/h(12mph).
RotatetheswitchcounterclockwisetothePERFORMANCE
positiontorestorethemaximumspeedofthemachineto
26km/h(16mph)asshowninFigure9.

Figure9

Thepassengerhandholdsarelocatedontheoutsideofeach
seat(Figure10).

Figure10

PassengerSideShown

1.Passengerhandhold

1.Performanceposition3.Supervisorspeed-limit

2.Economyposition

switch

Status-IndicatorLight

Thestatus-indicatorlightislocatedtotherightofthe
parking-brakeleveronthecontrolpanel(Figure6).

Whenthemachineisturnedon,thegreenstatus-indicator
lightilluminateseithersolidorblinking.

Ifthelightissolid,thisindicatesthatthemachineisreadyfor
normaloperation.Ifthelightisblinking,thereisanissuethat
needstoberesolvedbeforecontinuingwithnormaloperation
ofthemachine.

Ifthestatus-indicatorlightblinks2times,thisindicates
thattheparkingbrakeisengagedwhileintheFORWARDor
REVERSEpositiononthedirectionselector.Disengagethe
parkingbraketoshutoffthestatus-indicatorlight.

RefertoTroubleshooting(page44)ifthestatus-indicator
lightblinksmorethan2times.

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Specications

Note:Specicationsanddesignaresubjecttochangewithoutnotice.

Baseweight

Ratedcapacity(onlevelground)544kg(1,200lb)total,including90.7kg(200lb)operatorand

Maximumgrossvehicleweight(GVW)(onlevelground)1177kg(2,595lb)total,includingalloftheweightslistedabove

Maximumcargocapacity(onlevelground)363kg(800lb)total,includingrear-mountedaccessories

Maximumrearcargo-box-accessorymountcapacity

Towcapacity

Overallwidth119cm(47inches)

Overalllength302cm(119inches)

Overallheight127.5cm(50.2inches)

Groundclearance21.6cm(8.5inches)atthefrontwithnoloadoroperator,14cm

Wheelbase

Wheeltread(centerlinetocenterline)119cm(47inches)inthefront,119cm(47inches)intherear

Cargoboxlength102cm(40inches)inside,1 14.3cm(45inches)outside

Cargoboxwidth98cm(38.5inches)inside,107.3cm(42.3inches)atoutsideof

Cargoboxheight28cm(11inches)inside

Dry633kg(1,395lb)

91kg(200lb)passenger,load,accessories,andattachments

45kg(100lb)total

Tongueweight91kg(200lb)Maximumtrailerweight454kg
(1,000lb)

(5.5inch)attherearwithnoloadoroperator

220cm(86.6inches)

themoldedfenders

*SpecicationslistedarewithTrojanT-125batteries.**Installingnon-standardbatteriesmayreducethecargo-box

capacity.

Attachments/Accessories

AselectionofToroapprovedattachmentsandaccessoriesisavailableforusewiththemachinetoenhanceandexpand
itscapabilities.ContactyourAuthorizedServiceDealerorDistributororgotowww.Toro.comforalistofallapproved
attachmentsandaccessories.

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Operation

Note:Determinetheleftandrightsidesofthemachine

fromthenormaloperatingposition.

ThinkSafetyFirst

Carefullyreadallsafetyinstructionsandsymbolsinthe
safetysection.Knowingthisinformationcouldhelpyouor
bystandersavoidinjury.

DANGER

CAUTION

Ifaloadisconcentratednearthebackofthecargo
boxwhenyoureleasethelatches,theboxmay
unexpectedlytipopen,injuringyouorbystanders.

•Centerloadsinthecargobox,ifpossible.

•Holdthecargoboxdownandensurethatno
oneisleaningovertheboxorstandingbehindit
whenreleasingthelatches.

•Removeallcargofromtheboxbeforeliftingthe
boxuptoservicethemachine.

Operatingonwetgrassorsteepslopescancause
slidingandlossofcontrol.

Wheelsdroppingoveredgescancauserollovers,
whichmayresultinseriousinjury,death,or
drowning.

Toavoidlossofcontrolandpossibilityofrollover:

•Donotoperateneardropoffsornearwater.

•Reducespeedanduseextremecautionon
slopes.

•Avoidsuddenturnsorrapidspeedchanges.

OperatingtheCargoBox

RaisingtheCargoBoxtotheDump
Position

WARNING

Araisedboxcouldfallandinjurepersonsthatare
workingbeneathit.

1.Pulltheleveronleft,insideofthecargoboxtoward
youandliftthecargoboxup(Figure11).

Figure11

1.Cargo-boxlever

2.Pulltheproprodintothedumppositiondetentslot,
securingtheboxfordumping(Figure12).

•Alwaysusetheproprodtoholdtheboxup
beforeworkingunderthebox.

•Removeanyloadmaterialfromtheboxbefore
raisingit.

WARNING

Drivingthemachinewiththecargoboxraisedmay
causethemachinetotiporrolleasier.Thebox
structuremaybecomedamagedifyouoperatethe
machinewiththeboxraised.

•Operatethemachineonlywhenthecargobox
isdown.

•Afteremptyingthecargobox,lowerit.

1.Servicepositiondetent

2.Proprod

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Figure12

3.Dumppositiondetentslot

slot

RaisingtheCargoBoxtotheService
Position

1.Pulltheleveronleft,insideofthecargoboxtoward
youandliftthecargoboxup(Figure11).

2.Pullproprodintotheservicepositiondetentslot,
securingtheboxformaintenance(Figure12).

LoweringtheCargoBox

WARNING

Theweightoftheboxmaybeheavy.Handsor
otherbodypartscouldbecrushed.

Keephandsandotherbodypartsclearwhen
loweringthebox.

1.Raisethecargoboxslightlybyliftinguponthelatch
lever(Figure11).

2.Pulltheproprodoutofthedetentslot(Figure12).

3.Lowertheboxuntilitlatchessecurely .

OpeningtheTailgate

1.Ensurethatthecargoboxisdownandlatched.

2.Usingbothhands,raisethetailgateusingtheridgenear
thetopofthetailgate(Figure13).

3.Lowerthetailgateuntilitisushwiththebottomof
thecargobox(Figure13).

Figure13

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ClosingtheTailgate

UsingtheRear

Ifyouunloadedloosematerialsuchassand,landscapingrock,
orwoodchipsfromthecargoboxofthemachine,some
ofthematerialthatyouunloadedmayhavelodgedinthe
hingeareaofthetailgate.Performthefollowingstepsbefore
closingthetailgate.

1.Removeasmuchofthematerialfromthehingearea
aspossible.

2.Rotatethetailgatetoapproximatelythe45°position
(Figure14).

Figure14

1.Rotatethetailgateback
andforthseveraltimes.

2.Rotatethetailgateto
approximatelythe45°
position.

3.Hingearea

Cargo-Box-AccessoryMount

Usetherearcargo-box-accessorymounttoattachaccessories
totherearofthemachine.

Capacity:45kg(100lb)

1.Loosenthe‘T’handlebyrotatingitclockwise(Figure

15).

Figure15

1.Receiver

2.Insertyouraccessoryintothereceiveruntilthe
accessoryreachestheendofthereceiver(Figure15).

3.Tightenthe‘T’handlebyrotatingitcounterclockwise
(Figure16).

2.‘T’handle

3.Useashort,shakingmotiontorotatethetailgateback
andforthseveraltimes(Figure14).

Note:Thisactionhelpsmovematerialawayfrom
thehingearea.

4.Lowerthetailgateandcheckformaterialremainingin
thehingearea.

5.Repeatsteps1through4untilthematerialisremoved
fromthehingearea.

6.Rotatethetailgateupandliftthetailgateintothe
notchesinthecargobox.

Figure16

1.‘T’handle

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PerformingPre-Starting

UnderstandingandUsingthe

Checks

ServiceInterval:BeforeeachuseordailyCheckthe

followingitemseachtimeyoubegin
usingthemachinefortheday:

•Ensurethatthebatteriesarechargedbeforeusingthe

machine;ChargingtheBatteries(page33).

•Checkthewaterlevelinthebatteries;CheckingtheWater

LeveloftheBatteries(page34).

•Checkbrake-uidlevel,andaddthespeciedbrakeuids

asneeded;refertoCheckingtheBrake-FluidLevel(page

41).

•Checktheairpressureinthetires;refertoCheckingthe

TirePressure(page21).

•Checkthetransaxle-uidlevel;refertoCheckingthe

Transaxle-FluidLevel(page40).

•Checkthebrakepedaloperation.

•Checktoseethatthelightsareworking.

•Turnthesteeringwheeltotheleftandrighttocheck

steeringresponse.

•Checkforloosepartsandanyothernoticeable

malfunctions.

Note:Shutoffthemachineandallowallmovingparts
tostopbeforecheckingforloosepartsandotherwear
anddamage.

Ifanyoftheaboveitemsarenotcorrect,notifyyour
mechanicorcheckwithyoursupervisorbeforetakingthe
machineoutfortheday.Yoursupervisormaywantyouto
checkotheritemsonadailybasis,soaskhimorherabout
additionaloperator’ sresponsibilities.

BatterySystem

UnderstandingDeep-CycleBatteries

Themachinecontains8deep-cycle,lead-acidbatteriesthat
supplypowertothemotorandaccessories.Adeep-cycle
batteryisnotthesameasanautomobilebattery.An
automobilebatteryisdesignedtoprovideasurgeofpowerto
startthemachineandmoderatepowertorunthelightsand
accessorieswhenthemotorifofforidling.Thealternator
thencontinuouslychargesastheautomobileruns.Assuch,
anautomobilebatteryseldomdropsbelow90%ofthe
maximumchargelevel.

Adeep-cyclebatteryisdesignedtobeaprimarypower
sourcetoprovideasustainedoutput.Deep-cyclebatteriesare
typicallydischargedaslowas20to30%ofthemaximum
chargelevel.Adischargethislowisconsideredadeep
discharge.

Important:Repeateddeep-dischargecyclesreduces
thebatterylife.

Lead-acidbatteriesproduceelectricitythroughachemical
reactionbetweenleadplatesandsulfuricacid.Charginga
batteryreversesthechemicalreaction,allowingthebatteryto
onceagainproduceelectricity.

Abatteryisaperishableitemthathasalimitedlifetime
(Figure17).Whenabatteryisnew ,itrequiresabreak-in
periodtoestablishefcientelectricalproduction.Thisbreak
inperiodusuallyrequires100to150discharge/chargecycles.

CheckingtheTirePressure

ServiceInterval:Beforeeachuseordaily

TireAirPressureRange:165to207kPa(24to30psi)

Important:Donotexceedthemaximumairpressure
indicatedonthesidewallofthetire.

Note:Theairpressureneededinthetiresisdeterminedby
thepayloadthatyouintendtocarry.

1.Checktheairpressureinthetires.

Note:Theairpressurerangeinthefrontandreartires
is165to207kPa(24to30psi).

•Uselowerairpressureinthetiresforlighter

payloads,forlessthesoilcompaction,fora
smoothertheride,andtominimizetiremarksin
theground.

•Usehigherairpressureinthetiresforcarrying

heavierpayloadsathigherspeeds.

2.Ifneeded,adjusttheairpressureinthetiresbyadding
orremovingairinthetires.

Figure17

Battery-LifetimeT able

1.Batterycapacity

2.Discharge/chargecycles5.Endofthebatterylife

3.Break-inperiod(100to
150cycles)

Afterthebreak-inperiod,thebatterymaintainsahigh
capacityformanycycles.Thenumberofcyclesthatabattery
performsdependsonthefollowing:

4.Primebatterylife

•Batterymaintenance—impropermaintenanceseverely

reducesthelifeofthebatteries.

•Depthofdischargebetweenchargecycles—thedeeper

thebatteriesaredischargedonaregularbasis

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betweencharges,theshortertheservicelifethe
batterieswillhave.

•Chargefrequency—fullychargethebatterieswhenever

possible.

Important:Fullydischargingthebatteriesdamages
themandreducestheirlife.

•Lowwaterlevels—iftheleadplatesbecomeexposed,

itmaypermanentlydamagethebatteries.Perform

thefollowingtomaintaintheelectrolytelevel:

Afterfullychargingthebatteries,llthebatterieswith
distilledordeionizedwater;refertoCheckingtheWater

LeveloftheBatteries(page34)andAddingDistilledor
DeionizedW atertotheBatteries(page35).

Important:Fullychargethebatteriesbeforeadding
thewatertothebatteries.Whilecharging,the
electrolyteincreasesinvolume,andllingalow
batterybeforefullychargingthebatteriescancause
theelectrolytetooverowandleakoutofthevent.

Attheendofthebatterylife,thebatteriesgraduallylose
electriccapacity.

UsingtheBatterySystem

Whenyourbatteriesarefullycharged,thetenthbar(farright)
illuminatesonthebattery-dischargeindicator(Figure18).

Figure19

1.The2leftbarscontinuouslyblinkuntilyouchargethe
battery.

Ifyoucontinuetousethemachinewithonly2barsremaining,
bars1and2alternatelyash.

Important:Whenonly2barsremainonthe
battery-dischargeindicator,themachinemayenter
areduced-speedmode;thismodeaidsinprotecting
thebatteries,butprolongedoperationinthismode
candamagethebatteriesand/orthemachine.Avoid
drainingyourbatteriesdownto2barsremainingto
preventthisissue.Chargethebatteriesimmediately.

Ifthebatteriesbecomefullydischarged,themachine
shutsdown.

Do not allo w the batteries to become full y

discharged.

Important:Toobtainmaximumbatterylife,always
chargethebatterieswhenthereare2ormorebarsvisible
onthescreen.Regularlydepletingthebatteriestolower
than2barsreducesthelifeofthebatteries.

Figure18

1.Battery-discharge
indicator

2.Charge-indicatorbars

Asyouusethemachine,thebarsdisappearastheelectrical
capacityofthebatteriesisused.

Whenonly2barsremainonthebattery-dischargeindicator;
thisisagoodtimetocharge.The2remainingredbarsonthe
leftcontinuouslyblinkuntilyouchargethebatteries(Figure

19).Thisindicatesthatthebatterycapacityisnearlydrained

andyoushouldchargethebatteriesassoonaspossibleto
preventbatterydamage.

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StoppingtheMachine

LoadingtheCargoBox

Important:Whenstoppingthemachineonanincline,

usetheservicebrakestostopthemachineandengage
theparkingbraketoholdthemachineinplace.Using
theacceleratortostallthemachineonthehillcan
overheatthemotorordrainthebatteries.

1.Removeyourfootfromtheacceleratorpedal.

2.Slowlypressthebrakepedaltoapplytheservicebrakes
untilthemachinecomestoacompletestop.

Note:Thestoppingdistancemayvarydependingon
themachineloadandspeed.

ParkingtheMachine

1.Stopthemachineusingtheservicebrakesbypressing
andholdingthebrakepedal.

2.Engagetheparkingbrakebypullingtheparking-brake
levertowardyou.

3.RotatethekeycounterclockwisetotheOFFposition.

4.Removethekey.

BreakinginaNewMachine

Usethefollowingguidelineswhenloadingthecargoboxand
operatingthemachine:

•Observetheweightcapacityofthemachineandlimit

theweightoftheloadthatyoucarryinthecargoboxas
describedinSpecications(page17)andonthegross
vehicleweighttagofthemachine.

Note:Theloadratingisspeciedformachineoperation
onalevelsurfaceonly.

•Reducetheweightoftheloadthatyoucarryinthecargo

boxwhenoperatingthemachineonhillsandrough
terrain.

•Reducetheweightoftheloadthatyoucarrywhenthe

materialsaretall(andhaveahighcenterofgravity),such
asastackofbricks,landscapingtimbers,orfertilizerbags.
Distributetheloadaslowaspossible,makingsurethat
theloaddoesnotreduceyourabilitytoseebehindthe
machinewhenoperatingit.

•Keeploadscenteredbyloadingthecargoboxasfollows:

–Evenlypositiontheweightinthecargoboxfrom

sidetoside.

Important:Tippingoverismorelikelytooccur
ifthecargoboxisloadedto1side.

ServiceInterval:Aftertherst100hours—Performthe

breakinginanewmachineguidelines.

Performthebreakinginanewmachineguidelinestoprovide
properperformanceandlonglifeforthemachine.

•Checkthebrakeuid,transaxleuid,andthewaterlevel

inthebatteriesregularly.

•Avoidhardbrakingsituationsfortherstseveralhoursof

newmachinebreak-inoperation.Newbrakeliningsmay
notbeatoptimumperformanceuntilseveralhoursofuse
hascausedthebrakestobecomeburnished(broken-in).

•RefertoMaintenance(page26)foranyspeciallowhour

checks.

•Checkthefrontsuspensionpositioningandadjustitif

necessary.

–Evenlypositiontheweightinthecargoboxfrom

fronttoback.

Important:Lossofsteeringcontrolorthe
machinemaytipoverifyoupositiontheload
behindtherearaxleandthetractiononthefront
tiresisreduced.

•Useextracautionwhentransportingoversizedloadsin

thecargobox,particularlywhenyoucannotcenterthe
wightoftheoversizeloadtothecargobox.

•Wheneverpossible,securetheloadbybindingittothe

cargoboxsoitdoesnotshift.

•Whentransportingliquidinalargetank(suchasasprayer

tank),usecautionwhendrivingthemachineuphillor
downhill,whensuddenlychangingspeedorstopping,or
whendrivingovertoughsurfaces.

Thecapacityofthecargoboxis0.28m
(volume)ofmaterialthatyoucanplaceintheboxwithout
exceedingtheloadratingsofthemachinecanvarygreatly
dependingonthedensityofthematerial.

3

(10ft3).Theamount

23

Seethefollowingtableforloadvolumelimitswithvarious
materials:

MaterialDensity

Gravel,dry1522kg/m

Gravel,wet1922kg/m

Sand,dry1442kg/m

Sand,wet1922kg/m

Wood

Bark

Earth,packed

721kg/m

3

(95

3

lb/ft

)

3

(120

3

lb/ft

)

3

(90

3

lb/ft

)

3

(120

3

lb/ft

)

3

(45lb/ft

<721kg/m

1602kg/m

3

(<45

3

lb/ft

)

3

(100

3

lb/ft

)

MaximumCargo

BoxCapacity

(onlevelground)

Full

3/4Full

Full

3/4full

3

)

Full

Full

3/4Full

(approximately)

TransportingtheMachine

Useatrailerwithfull-widthrampstomovethemachinea
longdistance.Makesurethatthemachineissecurelybound
tothetrailer.RefertoFigure20andFigure21forthelocation
ofthetie-downpointsonthemachine.

CAUTION

Looseseatsmayfalloffthemachineandtrailer
whentransportingthemachine,andtheseatsmay
landonanothermachineorobstructtheroadway.

Removetheseatsormakesurethattheseatsare
securelyfastenedtothecouplingintheseatshroud.

Figure21

1.Reartie-downpoints

TowingtheMachine

Incaseofanemergency ,themachinecanbetowedfora
shortdistance.However,wedonotrecommendthisasa
standardoperatingprocedure.

WARNING

Towingatexcessivespeedscouldcausealossof
steeringcontrol,resultinginpersonalinjury.

Nevertowthemachinefasterthan8km/h(5mph).

Towingthemachineisa2-personjob.Ifthemachinemust
bemovedaconsiderabledistance,transportitonatruckor
trailer;refertoTransportingtheMachine(page24).

1.Turnoffthemachineandremovethekeyfromthe
keyswitch.

Figure20

1.Towingtongueandtie-downpoint(frontofthemachine)

Important:Ifyoutowthemachinewiththekey
intheONposition,theelectricalsystemmaybe
damaged.

2.Afxatowlinetothetongueatthefrontofthe
machine’sframe(Figure20).

3.Disengagetheparkingbrake.

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TowingaTrailer

Themachineiscapableofpullingtrailers.

Whenhaulingcargoortowingatrailer,donotoverloadyour
machineortrailer.Overloadingeitherthemachineorthe
trailercancausepoorperformanceordamagetothebrakes,
axle,motor,transaxle,steering,suspension,bodystructure,or
tires.Alwaysloadatrailerwith60%ofthecargoweightin
thefrontofthetrailer.Thisplacesapproximately10%ofthe
grosstrailerweight(GTW)onthetowhitchofthemachine.

Themaximumcargoloadshallnotexceed454kg(1,000lb),
includingtheGTW .Forexample,iftheGTW=181.5kg
(400lb)thenthemaximumcargoload=544kg(1,200lb)
includingoperator(s).

Toprovideadequatebrakingandtraction,alwaysloadthe
cargoboxwhentrailering.DonotexceedtheGTWorGVW
limits.

Avoidparkingamachinewithatraileronahill.Ifyoumust
parkonahill,engagetheparkingbrakeandblockthetires
ofthetrailer.

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Maintenance

Note:Downloadacopyoftheelectricalschematicbyvisitingwww .T oro.comandsearchingforyourmachinefromthe

Manualslink.

Note:Determinetheleftandrightsidesofthemachinefromthenormaloperatingposition.

RecommendedMaintenanceSchedule(s)

MaintenanceService

Interval

Aftertherst100hours

Beforeeachuseordaily

Every25hours

Every100hours

Every300hours

Every400hours

Every800hours

MaintenanceProcedure

•Performthebreakinginanewmachineguidelines.

•Performthepre-startingchecks.Checkthefollowingitemseachtimeyoubegin
usingthemachinefortheday:

•Checkthetirepressure.

•Chargethebatteries.

•Checkthewaterlevelofthebatteries.

•Checkthebrake-uidlevel.

•Cleanthebatteries.

•Checkthewaterlevelofthebatteriesandadddistilledordeionizedwatertothe
batteries(ifnecessary).

•Greasethebearingsandbushings.

•Checktheconditionofthetiresandrims.

•T orquethewheel-lugnuts.

•Checkthefrontwheeltoe-in.

•Checkthetransaxle-uidlevel.

•Inspectthebrakes.

•Greasethefrontwheelbearings.

•Replacetheserviceandparking-brakepads.

•Changethetransaxleuid.

Every1,000hours

•Changethebrakeuid.

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DailyMaintenanceChecklist

Duplicatethispageforroutineuse.

Fortheweekof: MaintenanceCheckItem

MondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFriday

Checkbrakeandparking
brakeoperation.

Checkgearshift/neutral
operation.

Checkthewaterlevelof
thebatteries.

Checktransaxle-uid
level.

Checkbrake-uidlevel.

Checkunusualoperating
noises.

Checktirepressure.

Checkuidleaks.

Checkinstrument
operation.

Checkaccelerator
operation.

Lubricateallgrease
ttings.

Touchupdamagedpaint.

SaturdaySunday

WARNING

Araisedcargoboxcanfallandinjurepersonsthatareunderneathit.

Youmustraisethecargoboxtoperformsomeroutinemaintenance.

•Alwaysusetheproprodtoholdthecargoboxupbeforeworkingunderit.

•Removeanyloadmaterialfromthecargoboxbeforeworkingunderit.

CAUTION

Ifyouleavethekeyinthekeyswitch,someonecouldaccidentlystartthemachineandseriouslyinjure
youorotherbystanders.

Removethekeyfromthekeyswitchanddisconnectabatterycablebeforeyoudoanymaintenance.

Premaintenance
Procedures

MaintainingtheMachineunder SpecialOperatingConditions

Ifthemachineissubjectedtoanyoftheconditionslisted
below,maintenanceshouldbeperformedtwiceasfrequently.

•Desertoperation

•Coldclimateoperation—below10°C(50°F)

•Trailertowing

•Frequentoperationindustyconditions

•Constructionwork

•Afterextendedoperationinmud,sand,water,orsimilar

dirtyconditions,haveyourbrakesinspectedandcleaned
assoonaspossible.Thispreventsanyabrasivematerial
fromcausingexcessivewear.

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PreparingtoMaintainthe Machine

1.Parkthemachineonalevelsurface.

2.Engagetheparkingbrake,rotatethekeyswitchtothe
OFFposition,andremovethekey.

LiftingtheMachine

Figure23

DANGER

Themachinemaybeunstablewhenusingajack.It
couldslipoffthejack,injuringanyonebeneathit.

•Donotstartthemachinewhilethemachineis
onajack.

•Alwaysremovethekeyfromthekeyswitch
beforegettingoffthemachine.

•Blockthetireswhenthemachineissupported
byliftingequipment.

•Usejackstandstosupportthemachineonce
youhaveliftedtheit.

Important:Wheneverthemachineisranforroutine
maintenanceand/ordiagnostics,therearwheelsofthe
machineshouldbe25mm(1inch)offtheground,with
therearaxlesupportedonjackstands.

•Theliftingpointatthefrontofthemachineisatthefront

oftheframebehindthetowingtongue(Figure22).

1.Rearliftingpoints

Figure22

1.Frontliftingpoint

•Theliftingpointattherearofthemachineisunderthe

axletubes(Figure23).

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AccessingtheHood

Raisingthehood

1.Liftupthehandleoftherubberlatchesateachside
ofthehood(Figure24).

RemovingtheSeatAssembly

Pushtheseatassemblyforwardandlifttheassemblyupward
untiltheretainerbracketscleartheseat-basepanel(Figure25).

Figure25

Figure24

2.Raisethehood.

ClosingtheHood

1.Gentlylowerthehoodontothechassis.

2.Securethehoodbyaligningtherubberlatchesontothe
latchanchorsateachsideofthehood(Figure24).

1.Seat-basepanel

2.Seatassembly

3.Retainerbrackets

InstallingtheSeatAssembly

Lowertheseatassemblyandensurethattheretainerbrackets
latchintotheseat-basepanel(Figure26).

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1.Seat-basepanel

2.Seatassembly

Figure26

3.Retainerbrackets

Lubrication

GreasingtheFrontWheel Bearings

GreasingtheMachine

ServiceInterval:Every100hours/Yearly(whichevercomes

rst)—Greasethebearingsandbushings.
Greasethemachinemorefrequently
whenusingitforheavy-dutyoperations.

GreaseType:No.2lithiumgrease

1.Usearagtowipethegreasettingcleansothatforeign
mattercannotbeforcedintothebearingorbushing.

2.Withagreasegun,apply1or2pumpsofgreaseinto
thegreasettingsonthemachine.

3.Wipetheexcessgreaseoffthemachine.

Thegreasettingsarelocatedattheinnerendofthecontrol
arms,thetie-rodballjoint,andtheouterendofthecontrol
arms(Figure27andFigure28).

ServiceInterval:Every300hours

Greasespecication:MobilgreaseXHP™-222

RemovingtheHubandRotor

1.Liftthefrontofthemachineandsupportitwithjack
stands.

2.Removethe4lugnutsthatsecurethewheeltothehub
(Figure29).

Figure29

Figure27

Figure28

1.Hub3.Lugnut

2.Wheel

3.Removetheange-headbolts(3/8x3/4inch)that
securethebracketforthebrakeassemblytothespindle
andseparatethebrakefromthespindle(Figure30).

Note:Supportthebrakeassemblybeforeproceeding
tothenextstep.

1.Flange-headbolts(3/8x
3/4inch)

2.Spindle

30

Figure30

3.Caliperbracket(brake
assembly)

4.Removethedustcapfromthehub(Figure31).

Figure31

1.Cotterpin4.Spindlenut

2.Spindle

3.Tabwasher6.Dustcap

5.Nutretainer

5.Removethecotterpinandnutretainerfromthe
spindleandspindlenut(Figure31).

GreasingtheWheelBearings

1.Removetheoutboardbearingandbearingracefrom
thehub(Figure33).

Figure33

1.Seal4.Bearingcavity(hub)

2.Inboardbearing

3.Inboard-bearingrace

5.Outboard-bearingrace

6.Outboardbearing

6.Removethespindlenutfromthespindle,andseparate
thehubandrotorassemblyfromthespindle(Figure

31andFigure32).

Figure32

1.Spindle

2.Hubandrotorassembly

7.Wipecleanthespindlewitharag.

8.Repeatsteps1through7tothehubandrotoratthe
othersideofthemachine.

2.Removetheseal,inboardbearingfromthehub(Figure

33).

3.Wipecleanthesealandcheckforwearanddamage.

Note:Donotusecleaningsolventtocleantheseal.
Replacethesealifitiswornordamaged.

4.Cleanthebearingsandraces,andcheckthesepartsfor
wearanddamage.

Note:Replaceallwornordamagedparts.Ensurethat
thebearingsandracesarecleananddry.

5.Cleanthecavityofthehubofallgrease,dirt,anddebris
(Figure33).

6.Packthebearingswiththespeciedgrease.

7.Fillthecavityofhub50to80%fullofthespecied
grease(Figure33).

8.Assembletheinboardbearingontotheraceatthe
inboardsideofthehubandinstalltheseal(Figure33).

9.Repeatsteps1through8tothebearingsfortheother
hub.

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InstallingtheHubandRotor

1.Applyalightcoatofthespeciedgreasetothespindle
(Figure34).

Figure35

Figure34

1.Nutretainer

2.Spindlenut

3.Tabwasher

4.Outerbearing

5.Hub,rotor,innerbearing,
race,andseal

6.Spindle

2.Assemblethehubandrotorontothespindlewiththe
rotorinboard(Figure34).

3.Assembletheoutboardbearingontothespindleand
seatthebearingtotheoutboardrace(Figure34).

4.Assemblethetabwasherontothespindle(Figure34).

5.Threadthespindlenutontothespindleandtightenthe
nutwhilerotatingthehub(Figure34).

Note:Tightenthenutandrotatethespindleuntilthe
bearingsarefullyseatedandthehubhasnolinear-end
movement.

6.Loosenthespindlenutuntilthehubrotatesfreely.

7.Torquethespindlenutto170N∙cm(15in-lb)while
rotatingthehub.

8.Installtheretaineroverthenutandcheckthealignment
oftheslotintheretainerandtheholeinthespindlefor
thecotterpin(Figure35).

Note:Iftheslotintheretainerandtheholeinthe
spindlearenotaligned,tightenthespindlenuttoalign
theslotandholetoamaximumtorqueof226N∙cm
(20in-lb)onthenut.

1.Cotterpin

2.Nutretainer

3.Dustcap

9.Installthecotterpinandbendeachlegsaroundthe
retainer(Figure35).

10.Installthedustcapontothehub(Figure35).

11.Repeatsteps1through10forthehubandrotoratthe
othersideofthemachine.

InstallingtheBrakesandWheels

1.Cleanthe2ange-headbolts(3/8x3/4inch)and
applyacoatforanti-seizecompoundtothethreads
ofthebolts.

2.Alignthebrakepadstoeithersideoftherotor(Figure

30)andtheholesinthecaliperbracketwiththeholes

inthebrakemountofthespindleframe(Figure34).

3.Assemblecaliperbrackettothespindleframe(Figure

30)withthe2ange-headbolts(3/8x3/4inch),and

torquethebolts47to54N∙cm(35to40ft-lb).

4.Aligntheholesinthewheeltothestudsofthehub
andassemblethewheeltothehubwiththevalvestem
outward(Figure29).

Note:Ensurethatthemountingsurfaceofthewheel
isushwiththehub.

5.Securethewheeltothehubwiththelugnuts(Figure

29),andtorquethenutsto108to122N∙m(80to90

ft-lb).

6.Repeatsteps1through5forthebrakeandwheelatthe
othersideofthemachine.

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ElectricalSystem
Maintenance

MaintainingtheBatteries

Removetheseatassemblyandraisethecargoboxbefore
maintainingthebatteries;refertoRemovingtheSeat

Assembly(page29)andRaisingtheCargoBoxtotheService
Position(page19).

WARNING

CALIFORNIA

Proposition65Warning

Batteryposts,terminals,andrelated

accessoriescontainleadandleadcompounds,

chemicalsknowntotheStateofCalifornia

tocausecancerandreproductiveharm.

Washhandsafterhandling.

WARNING

Batteryterminalsormetaltoolscouldshortagainst
metalcomponentscausingsparks.Sparkscan
causethebatterygasestoexplode,resultingin
personalinjury.

•Whenremovingorinstallingthebattery,donot
allowthebatteryterminalstotouchanymetal
partsofthemachine.

•Donotallowmetaltoolstoshortbetween
thebatteryterminalsandmetalpartsofthe
machine.

•Usenon-conductivetoolswhenmaintainingthe
batteries.

CleaningtheBatteries

ServiceInterval:Every25hours

1.Ensurethatallofthebatterycapsaretight.

2.Useapapertoweltocleanthebatteries.

3.Ifthebatteryterminalsarecorroded,cleanthemwith
asolutionof4partswaterand1partbakingsoda.
Also,cleanthepostsandcableclampswithapostand
clampcleaner.

Note:Thepostsandclampsshouldhaveabright,
metallicshine.

4.ApplyalightcoatingofTorobattery-terminal
protector.

ChargingtheBatteries

ServiceInterval:Beforeeachuseordaily

Thechargerforthismachineislocatedinsidethemachine
undertheoperator’sseat.Formaximumbatterylife,charge
thebatterieswheneveryouarenotusingthemachine.
Dependingonhowdischargedthebatteriesareandthe
ambienttemperatureofthebatteries,itmaytakeupto16
hourstochargethebatteriestofullcapacity.

Note:Normalchargetimeisapproximately8to10hours.

Important:Lead-acidbatteriesdonotdevelopa

chargememoryanddonotneedtobefullydischarged
beforechargingthem.

may dama ge them.

machineisnotinuse.

Full y discharging the batteries

Chargethebatteriesanytimethe

WARNING

Chargingthebatteryproducesgasesthatcan
explode.

Neversmokenearthebatteriesandkeepsparks
andamesawayfromthem.

•Alwayskeepthebatteryretainersinplaceto
protectandsecurethebatteries.

DANGER

Donottouchanyelectricalcomponentsorcontacts
onthemotor.

Touchinganyofthesecomponentsorcontacts
couldseriouslyinjureyouorcausedeath.

1.Positionthemachineinawell-ventilatedareaneara
suitablepoweroutlet.

2.Checktheelectrolytelevelofthebatteries.

Note:Afterfullychargingthebatteries,llthe
batterieswithdistilledordeionizedwater;referto

AddingDistilledorDeionizedWatertotheBatteries
(page35).

Important:Fullychargethebatteriesbefore
addingthewatertothebatteries.Whilecharging,
theelectrolyteincreasesinvolume,andllinga
lowbatterybeforefullychargingthebatteriescan
causetheelectrolytetooverowandleakoutof
thevent.

3.Connecta16gauge(orlargerdiameter),2.5m(8.2
ft)orshorterchargercordtothechargingreceptacle

onthemachine(Figure36).

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Note:Ensurethatthecharger-voltagesettingmatches
thevoltageatthepoweroutletbeingused.

RefertothefollowingtableandFigure36forinformationon
themeaningsofthevaryingcolorsofthecharger-statuslight.

Note:Inhigh-ambienttemperatureenvironments,
removetheseatassemblyforoptimalchargingtime;
refertoRemovingtheSeatAssembly(page29).Ifthe
batterychargeristoohot,itmaynotchargeproperly.
Incoldtemperatures,itmaytakealongerforthe
batteriestocharge.

Charger-StatusLightTable

Charger-Status

LightColor

GreenSolidChargingcomplete

Green

AmberFlashingReduced-power

RedFlashing

Solid/Flashing

Flashing

CheckingtheWaterLevelofthe
Batteries

Meaning

Shortash—less
than80%charge
Long
ash—greaterthan
80%charge

mode—lowAC
voltageorhigh
internalcharger
temperature;
chargeimmediately

Charger
error—resetthe
chargerpower
Ifthiserrorpersists,
refertotheblink
codesinthe
chargermanual

Figure36

1.Charger-statuslight

2.Chargingreceptacle

3.Thebatteryisnearempty.

4.Thebatteryisalmost
charged.

5.Thebatteryischarged.

6.Chargerfault;refertothe
chargermanualforthe
faultcodes.

4.Plugthechargerpowercordintothepoweroutlet.

Note:Whilethebatteriesarecharging,thegreenlight
onthechargerblinksonandoff.Whenthebatteries
arefullycharged,thegreenlightstopsblinkingand
stayson.

5.Disconnectthecordfromthepoweroutlet.

6.Disconnectthechargerfromthemachine.

ServiceInterval:Beforeeachuseordaily

1.Parkthemachineonalevelsurface,shutoffthe
machine,removethekeyfromthekeyswitch,and
raisecargobox;RaisingtheCargoBoxtotheService

Position(page19).

2.Removetheseatassemblytoaccessthebatteries;refer
toRemovingtheSeatAssembly(page29).

3.Checktheeyeletsoneachofthebatteriestoseeifthey
areeitherblackorwhite(Figure37).

Note:Blackeyeletsindicatethatthebatteriesarefull
ofwater.Whiteeyeletsindicatethatwaterisneeded
forthebatteries.

Figure37

1.Batteryeyelet

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4.Iftheeyeletsarewhite,youmustadddistilledor

+

-

+

-

+ + +

-

-

-

+

-

+

-

+

-

+

-

G034412

deionizedwatertothebatteries;refertoAdding

DistilledorDeionizedWatertotheBatteries(page35).

AddingDistilledorDeionizedWaterto
theBatteries

ServiceInterval:Every25hours/Every2weeks(whichever

comesrst)

Important:Fullychargethebatteriesbeforeaddingthe
watertothebatteries.Whilecharging,theelectrolyte
increasesinvolume,andllingalowbatterybefore
fullychargingthebatteriescancausetheelectrolyteto
overowandleakoutofthevent.

Important:Useonlyclean,distilledordeionizedwater
tollthebatteries.Usingtapwatermaydamageand
reducethelifeofthebatteries.

1.Parkthemachineonalevelsurface,shutoffthe
machine,removethekeyfromthekeyswitch,and
raisecargobox;RaisingtheCargoBoxtotheService

Position(page19).

2.Chargethebatteriesuntilafullchargeisachieved;refer
toChargingtheBatteries(page33).

3.Removetheseatassemblytoaccessthebatteries;refer
toRemovingtheSeatAssembly(page29).

Important:Donotoverllthebattery.Electrolyte
willoverowontootherpartsofthemachineand
severecorrosionanddeteriorationmayresult.
Also,overllingthebatterymayreducethelifeof
thebattery.

ChangingtheBatteries

Whenthemachinebeginstoloseoperatingrangeorwhen
thelengthoftimetodischargeorchargethebatteryis
signicantlyreduced,thebatteriesareprobablywearingand
losingtheirabilitytoholdacharge.Takethemachinetoan
AuthorizedServiceDealerandhavethemtestthebatteries
todeterminewhetherthebatteriesneedtobereplaced.The
dealercanthenreplacethebatteriesforyou.Ifyouwishto
replacethebatteriesyourself,usethefollowingprocedures:

DisconnectingtheBatteries

1.Raisethecargobed,turnthekeyswitchtotheOFF
position,andremovethekey.

2.Disconnectthemainnegative-batterycable(black)that
connectsthebankofbatteriestothegroundpointof
themachine(Figure39).

Note:Themainbatterycablesarelongwhen
comparedtobattery-interconnectcables.

4.ConnectyourTorowaterhandpumptothewater-ll
port(Figure38).

1.Water-llport

2.Hand-pumpconnector

5.Pumpwaterintothewaterintobatteriesuntilallofthe
eyeletsontopofthebatteriesareblack,indicatingthat
theyarelledwithwater.

Figure38

3.Waterhandpump

Figure39

3.Disconnectthemainpositive-batterycable(red)that
connectsthebankofbatteriestothemaincontactorof
themachine(Figure39).

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ReplacingtheBatteries

1.Removeallofthebattery-interconnectcablesfromthe
batteries.

2.Removethebatteryretainerslocatedbetweenthe
batteries.

3.Removeallofthebatteriesandrecyclethemaccording
toyourlocalcodes.

4.Assemblenewbatteriesintothemachineatthe
locationsfromwhereyouremovedbatteriesinstep3.

Note:Payattentiontothebatterypolaritywhen
installingthenewbatteries(Figure39).

5.Installthebatteryretainersandtightenthenutsuntil
theretainersecurelygripsthebatteries.

6.ConnectthebatteriestogetherasshowninFigure39
withthebattery-interconnectcablesthatyouremoved
instep1.

ConnectingtheBatteries

1.Ensurethatthebatteryterminalsarecleanandfree
ofoxidation.

ReplacingtheFuses

Thereis1fuseintheelectricalsystem;theotherslotsare
openforoptions.Theyarelocatedundertheseatassembly
behindabatteryontherightsideofthemachine(Figure40).

Optionalliftkit—open

Mainpower10A

Horn—optional(standardon
TCmodelsonly)

15A

30A

2.Connectthemainpositive-batterycable(red)between
thebankofbatteriesandthemachine(Figure39).

3.Connectthemainnegative-batterycable(black)
betweenthebankofbatteriesandthemachine(Figure

39).

4.Torquethenutssecuringallofthebatterycablesuntil
theretainersecurelygripsthebattery.

5.CoatthebatteryterminalswithTorobattery-terminal
protector.

6.Ensurethattherubberbootsoneachbatterycableare
securelyseatedoverthebatteryterminals.

7.Insertthekeyintothekeyswitchandrotatetheswitch
totheONposition.

8.Lowerthecargobox,rotatethekeyswitchtotheOFF
position,andremovethekey.

StoringtheBatteries

Chargethebatteriesfullybeforeplacingthemachineinto
storage.Plugthechargerintoawalloutletwhilethemachine
andbatteriesareinstorage.Leavethechargerpluggedintoa
walloutletandchargingreceptacleduringstoragetoensure
thatthebatteriesstaychargedanddonotfreeze;otherwise,
chargethebatteriesatleastonceamonth.

Figure40

1.Fuseblock

Important:Ifthemachinecannotbepluggedinduring
storage,fullychargethebatteriesatleastonceamonth.
Thebatteriesself-dischargeoverlongperiodsoftime,
whichmaydamagethebatteriestothepointofbeing
unusable,evenifthebatteriesarenew.

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MaintainingtheHeadlights

6.Securelampassemblybyturningit1/4turnclockwise
(Figure41).

ReplacingtheBulbs

CAUTION

Ifyouinstallahigherwattagebulbthanthesystem
isdesignedfor,youmaydamagethe12Vpower
supply,orataminimum,blowthefuse.

AlwaysusethespeciedToroLEDbulbtoprevent
thisissue.

CAUTION

Thebulbsbecomeextremelyhotwheninoperation.
Handlingahotbulbcancausesevereburnsand
personalinjury.

Alwaysallenoughtimetoforthebulbstocool
beforereplacingthem.Usecarewheneverhandling
thebulb.

Specication:SeeyourPartsCatalog.

1.Disconnectthebatteries;refertoDisconnectingthe

Batteries(page35).

7.Connecttheelectricalconnectorfortheharnesstothe
connectorofthenewlampassembly(Figure41).

8.Connectthebatteriesandclosethehood;referto

ConnectingtheBatteries(page36).

2.Openthehood;refertoAccessingtheHood(page29).

3.Disconnecttheelectricalconnectorfortheharness
fromtheconnectorofthelampassemblyattheback
oftheheadlighthousing(Figure41).

Figure41

1.Headlighthousing3.Harness-electrical

2.Lampassembly

4.Rotatethelampassembly1/4turncounterclockwise
andmovingitrearward,outoftheheadlighthousing
(Figure41).

connector

5.Insertthenewlampassemblyandheadlighthousing
andalignthetabsinthelampassemblywiththeslots
intheheadlighthousing(Figure41).

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ReplacingtheHeadlight

AdjustingtheHeadlights

1.Disconnectthebatteries;refertoDisconnectingthe

Batteries(page35).

2.Openthehood;refertoAccessingtheHood(page29).

3.Disconnecttheelectricalconnectorfortheharness
fromtheconnectorofthelampassembly(Figure42).

Figure42

Usethefollowingproceduretoadjusttheheadlightbeam
positionwheneveraheadlightassemblyisreplacedor
removed.

1.TurnthekeyswitchtotheONposition,andturnon
theheadlights.

2.Atthebackoftheheadlightassembly,rotateadjustment
screws(Figure42)topivottheheadlightassemblyand
alignthepositionofthecastbeam.

3.Connectthebatteryandclosethehood;referto

ConnectingtheBatteries(page36).

1.Speedclip

2.Openinginthebumper

3.Adjustmentscrew6.Harness-electrical

4.Headlight

5.Lampassembly

connector

4.Removethespeedclipsthatsecuretheheadlighttothe
headlightbracket(Figure42).

Note:Retainallpartsforinstallationofthenew
headlight.

5.Removetheheadlightassemblybymovingitforward
throughtheopeninginthefrontbumper(Figure42).

6.Installthenewheadlightthroughtheopeninginthe
bumper(Figure42).

Note:Ensuretheadjustmentpostsarelinedupwith
theholesinthemountingbracketbehindthebumper.

7.Securetheheadlightassemblywiththespeedclipsthat
youremovedinstep4.

8.Connecttheelectricalconnectorfortheharnesstothe
connectorofthelampassembly(Figure42).

9.Adjusttheheadlightstodirectthebeamstothedesired
position,refertoAdjustingtheHeadlights(page38).

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DriveSystem

G009235

1

2

3

Maintenance

MaintainingtheTires

ServiceInterval:Every100hours—Checktheconditionof

thetiresandrims.

Every100hours—Torquethewheel-lugnuts.

1.Inspectthetiresanrimsforsignsofwearanddamage.

Note:Operatingaccidents,suchashittingcurbs,can
damageatireorrimandalsodisruptwheelalignment,
soinspecttireconditionafteranaccident.

2.Torquethewheel-lugnutsto108to122N∙m(80to
90ft-lb).

AdjustingtheFrontWheel Toe-in

ServiceInterval:Every100hours/Yearly(whichevercomes

rst)—Checkthefrontwheeltoe-in.

Important:YouneedT oroT oolNo.6010fromyour
ToroDistributortoperformthisprocedure.

Thetoe-inshouldbe0+/–3mm(0+/–1/8inch).

•Checkthetirepressuretoensurethatthefronttiresare

inatedto165to207kPa(24to30psi).

•Either,addweighttothedriver'sseatequaltotheaverage

operatorwhowillrunthemachine,orhaveanoperator
sitontheseat.Theweightoroperatormustremainon
theseatforthedurationoftheprocedure.

•Onalevelsurface,rollthemachinestraightback2to3

m(6to10ft)andthenstraightforwardtotheoriginal
startingposition.Thisallowsthesuspensiontosettleinto
theoperatingposition.

•Measurethetoe-inwiththewheelsfacingstraightahead.

Adjusttheridingheighttothedesiredpositionbyperforming
thefollowingprocedure:

Figure43

1.Shock-absorberspring3.Springlength

2.Collar

2.Onalevelsurface,rollthemachinestraightback2to3
m(6to10ft)andthenstraightforwardtotheoriginal
startingposition.

3.Measurethedistancebetweenbothofthefronttiresat
theaxleheightatboththefrontandrearofthefront
tires(Figure44).

Figure44

1.Tirecenterline—back3.Axlecenterline

2.Tirecenterline—front

4.Ifthemeasurementdoesnotfallwithin0+/–3mm
(0+/–1/8inch),loosenthejamnutsattheouterend
ofthetierods(Figure45).

1.UsingToroToolNo.6010,rotatethecollaronthe
shockabsorbertochangethelengthofthespring
(Figure43).

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Figure45

1.Tierod2.Jamnut

ChangingtheTransaxleFluid

ServiceInterval:Every800hours/Yearly(whichevercomes

rst)

FluidType:SAE10W-30(APIserviceSJorhigher)

FluidCapacity:1.4L(1.5USqt)

1.Alignadrainpanunderthedrainplug(Figure46).

2.Removethellplugandtheseal(Figure46).

Note:Retainthellplugandsealforinstallationin
step6.

3.Removethedrainplugandtheseal,andallowtheuid
todraincompletely(Figure46).

5.Rotatebothtierodstomovethefrontofthetire
inwardoroutward.

6.Tightenthetierodjamnutswhentheadjustmentis
correct.

7.Ensurethatthereisfulltravelofthesteeringwheelin
bothdirections.

CheckingtheTransaxle-Fluid Level

ServiceInterval:Every100hours

FluidType:SAE10W-30(APIserviceSJorhigher)

1.Movethemachinetoalevelsurface,shutoffthe
machine,engagetheparkingbrake,andremovethekey .

2.Removethellplugonthetransaxle(Figure46).

Note:Retainthedrainplugandsealforinstallation
instep4.

4.Installthedrainplugandseal,andtorqueitto20to27
N∙m(15to20ft-lb).

5.Fillthetransaxlewiththespecieduiduntilitruns
outofthellhole.

6.Installthellplugandseal,andtorqueitto20to27
N∙m(15to20ft-lb).

Figure46

1.Drainplug2.Fillplug

3.Iftheuidlevelislow ,removethellplugandaddthe
specieduiduntilitrunsoutofthehole(Figure46).

4.Replacethellplugandtorqueitto20to27N∙m(15
to20ft-lb).

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BrakeMaintenance

CheckingtheBrake-Fluid Level

CheckingtheParkingBrake

1.Engagetheparkingbrakebypullingtheparking-brake
levertowardyou,untilyoufeeltension.

2.Ifyoudonotfeeltensionwhenpullingthe
parking-braketowardyouwithin11.4to16.5cm
(4-1/2to6-1/2inches)fromthe‘P’symbolonthe
dash,thenyouneedtoadjusttheparkingbrake;refer
toAdjustingtheParkingBrake(page41).

AdjustingtheParkingBrake

1.Ensurethattheparkingbrakeisdisengaged.

2.Usingjackstands,lifttherearofthemachine;referto

LiftingtheMachine(page28).

3.Using2wrenches,holdtheadjustingpostonthe
caliperinplacewith1wrench,andloosenthejamnut
1/4turnwiththeotherwrench(Figure47).

ServiceInterval:BeforeeachuseordailyCheckthe

brake-uidlevelbeforethemotorisrst
used.

BrakeFluidType:DOT3

1.Parkthemachineonalevelsurface,engagetheparking
brake,andremovethekey.

2.Raisethehoodtogainaccesstothemaster-brake
cylinderandreservoir(Figure48).

Figure47

1.Adjustingpost

2.Jamnut

4.Whileholdingtheadjustingpostandthejamnutin
place,turntheadjustingpostintotighten(Figure47).

Note:Performthisstepuntilyoufeeldragonthe
wheel.

5.Whileholdingtheadjustingpostandthejamnutin
place,backoff1/4turn(Figure47).

6.Whileholdingtheadjustingpostandthejamnutin
place,tightenthejamnut(Figure47).

7.Performsteps1through6totheotherside.

8.Verifythattheparkingbrakeisadjustedtotheproper
tension;refertoCheckingtheParkingBrake(page41).

3.Caliper

Figure48

1.Fillerneck(reservoir)3.DOT3brakeuid

2.Reservoircap

3.Lookattheoutlineoftheuidlevelatthesideofthe
reservoir(Figure49).

Note:ThelevelshouldbeabovetheMinimumline.

Figure49

1.Brake-uidreservoir

2.Minimumline

Note:Ifyoucannotadjusttheparkingbraketothe
requiredtension,thebrakepadsmaybewornandneed
tobereplace.ContactyourAuthorizedToroService
Dealerforassistance.

4.Iftheuidlevelislow,performthefollowing:

A.Cleantheareaaroundthereservoircapand

removethecap(Figure48).

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B.AddDOT3brakeuidtothereservoiruntilthe

uidlevelisabovetheMinimumline(Figure49).

ChassisMaintenance

Note:Donotoverllthereservoirwithbrake
uid.

C.Installthereservoircap(Figure48).

5.Closethehoodofthemachine.

InspectingtheBrakes

ServiceInterval:Every100hours

Brakesareacriticalsafetycomponentofthemachine.As
withallsafetycomponents,theyshouldbecloselyinspectedat
regularintervalstoensureoptimumperformanceandsafety.

•Inspectthebrakeshoesforwearordamage.Ifthelining

(brakepad)thicknessislessthan1.6mm(1/16inch),the
brakeshoesshouldbereplaced.

•Inspectthebackingplateandothercomponentsforsigns

ofexcessivewearordeformation.Ifanydeformationis
found,theappropriatecomponentsmustbereplaced.

•Checkthebrake-uidlevel;refertoCheckingthe

Brake-FluidLevel(page41).

AdjustingtheCargo-Box Latches

Ifthecargo-boxlatchisoutofadjustment,thecargobox
vibratesupanddownasyoudrivethemachine.Youcan
adjustthelatchpoststomakethelatchesholdthecargobox
snuglytothechassis.

1.Verifythatthecargoboxislatching.

Note:Ifthecargoboxdoesnotlatch,thebox-latch
strikerislikelytoolow .Ifthecargoboxlatches,but
vibratesupanddownasyoudrive,thebox-latchstriker
islikelytoohigh.

2.Raisethecargobox;RaisingtheCargoBoxtothe

DumpPosition(page18).

3.Loosenthe2boltsonthebox-latchstrikerandmove
thestrikerupordown,dependingonifthestrikeris
toohighortoolow(Figure50).

ReplacingtheServiceand Parking-BrakePads

ServiceInterval:Every400hours

ContactyourauthorizedAuthorizedT oroServiceDealerto
inspectandpossiblyreplacetheserviceandparking-brake
pads.

ChangingtheBrakeFluid

ServiceInterval:Every1,000hours

ContactyourauthorizedAuthorizedToroServiceDealer.

Figure50

1.Bolts2.Box-latchstriker

4.Tightenthe2boltsonthebox-latchstriker(Figure50).

5.Verifythattheadjustmentiscorrectbylatchingthe
cargoboxseveraltimes.

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Cleaning

WashingtheMachine

Storage

1.Parkthemachineonalevelsurface,engagetheparking
brake,shutoffthemachine,andremovethekey.

Washthemachineasneeded.Usewateraloneorwithamild
detergent.Youmayusearagwhenwashingthemachine;
however,thehoodwilllosesomeofitsluster.

Important:Pressurizedwaterisnotrecommended
whenwashingthemachine.Itmaydamagethe
electricalsystem,loosenimportantdecals,orwashaway
necessarygreaseatfrictionpoints.Avoidexcessiveuse
ofwater,especiallynearthecontrolpanel,motor,motor
controller,charger,backofthedashboard,andbatteries.

2.Cleandirtandgrimefromtheentiremachine,including
theoutsideofthemotorhousing.

Important:Youcanwashthemachinewithmild
detergentandwater.Donotusehighpressure
watertowashthemachine.Pressurewashing
maydamagetheelectricalsystemorwashaway
necessarygreaseatfrictionpoints.Avoidexcessive
useofwater,especiallynearthecontrolpanel,
lights,motor,andthebattery.

3.Inspectthebrakes;refertoInspectingtheBrakes(page

42).

4.Greasethemachine;refertoGreasingtheMachine

(page30).

5.Checkthetirepressure;refertoCheckingtheTire

Pressure(page21).

6.Checkandtightenallbolts,nuts,andscrews.Repairor
replaceanypartthatisdamaged.

7.Paintallscratchedorbaremetalsurfaces.

Note:PaintisavailablefromyourAuthorizedService
Dealer.

8.Storethemachineinaclean,drygarageorstoragearea.

9.Removethekeyandputitinasafeplaceoutofthe
reachofchildren.

10.Coverthemachinetoprotectitandkeepitclean.

BatteryStorage

1.Chargethebatteriesfullybeforeplacingthemachine
intostorage;refertoChargingtheBatteries(page33).
Plugthechargerintoawalloutletwhilethemachine
andbatteriesareinstorage.Leavethechargerplugged
intoawalloutletandchargingreceptacleduringstorage
toensurethatthebatteriesstaychargedanddonot
freeze;otherwise,chargethebatteriesmonthlyata
minimum.

2.Pluginthechargerduringstoragetomaintainfull
batterylife.

Important:Ifthemachinecannotbeplugged
induringstorage,fullychargethebatteriesat
leastonceamonth.Thebatteriesself-discharge
overlongperiodsoftime,whichmaydamagethe
batteriestothepointofbeingunusable,evenifthe
batteriesarenew.

3.Afterfullychargingthebatteries,llthebatterieswith
distilledordeionizedwaterbeforestoring;referto

AddingDistilledorDeionizedWatertotheBatteries
(page35).

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Troubleshooting

Machine-StatusLightFlashPattern

Problem

Themachine-statuslightisalways
illuminated.

Themachine-statuslightashed1time.1.Thereisacontroller-congurationfault.1.ContactyourAuthorizedToroService

Themachine-statuslightashed2times.

Themachine-statuslightashed3times.

Themachine-statuslightashed4times.1.Amain-contactorfaultoccurred.

Themachine-statuslightashed5times.

1.Thesystemisfunctioningproperly.

1.Theparkingbrakeisengagedwhilein
FORWARDorREVERSEposition.

2.Adrive-switchfaultoccurred.2.Turnoffthemachineandcheckthe

1.Themotorcurrentexceededthe
controller-ratedmaximum.

2.Thereisaninternal-powercomponent
fault.

1.Exceededthemaximummotorspeed.

PossibleCauseCorrectiveAction

1.None

Dealer.

1.Disengagetheparkingbrake.

functionalityoftheswitches.

1.TurnthekeyswitchtotheOFFposition,
waitafewseconds,andturnthekey
switchtotheONposition.Checkall
batteriesandhigh-currentcontroller
connectionsIftheconditioncontinues,
refertoyourAuthorizedService
Dealer.

2.ContactyourAuthorizedT oroService
Dealer.

1.Testthecontactwires,coiland
contactsfornormaloperation.

1.TurnthekeyswitchtotheOFFposition,
waitafewseconds,turnthekeyswitch
totheONposition,andcheckfor
normaloperation.

Themachine-statuslightashed6times.

Themachine-statuslightashed7times.

Themachine-statuslightashed8times.

Themachine-statuslightashed10times.1.Acontroller-congurationfault

1.Thethrottleispressedwhilestarting
themachine.

2.Thereisawirethatisnotmakinga
connection.

1.Theremainingchargeonthebatteries
islow .

2.Thebatteriesarefullydischarged.

3.Theinternalcapacitorhasapre-charge
oflessthan5V.

1.Thecontrollerormotorisoverheated
ortoocold.

occurred.

1.Releasethepedal,turnthekeyswitch
totheOFFposition,waitafewseconds,
turnthekeyswitchtotheONposition,
andcheckfornormaloperation.

2.Testthewiringbetweenthecontroller
andcontactor,switches,andthe
status-indicatorlight.

1.Stopoperation,driveslowlytoyour
nearestchargingstation,andcharge
thebatteriesfully .

2.Towthemachinetoyourcharging
stationandchargethebatteriesfully.

3.Fullychargethebatteries,turnthe
keyswitchtotheOFFposition,waita
fewseconds,turnthekeyswitchto
theONposition,andcheckfornormal
operation.

1.Determineifthemotororcontrolleris
veryhotorverycold,thenallowthe
machinetoreturntosafetemperatures
beforeresumingnormaloperation.

1.ContactyourAuthorizedT oroService
Dealer.

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Problem

PossibleCauseCorrectiveAction

Themachine-statuslightashed11times.

Themachine-statuslightashed12times.1.Acontroller-congurationfault

Themachine-statuslightashed13times.1.Aninternal-softwarefaultoccurred.1.ContactyourAuthorizedT oroService

Themachine-statuslightashed14times.1.Acommunicationfaultoccurred.1.ContactyourAuthorizedT oroService

Themachine-statuslightisnotilluminated.1.Thereiseithernopowertothe

1.Amotor-encoderfaultoccurred.1.Checkthemotor-encoder(speed

2.Exceededthemaximummotorspeed.

occurred.

controllerorthecontrollerhasfailed.

sensor)wiring.

2.TurnthekeyswitchtotheOFFposition,
waitafewseconds,turnthekeyswitch
totheONposition,andcheckfor
normaloperation.

1.ContactyourAuthorizedT oroService
Dealer.

Dealer.

Dealer.

1.ContactyourAuthorizedT oroService
Dealer.

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Notes:

EuropeanPrivacyNotice

TheInformationToroCollects
ToroWarrantyCompany(Toro)respectsyourprivacy.Inordertoprocessyourwarrantyclaimandcontactyouintheeventofaproductrecall,weaskyou
tosharecertainpersonalinformationwithus,eitherdirectlyorthroughyourlocalT orocompanyordealer.

TheT orowarrantysystemishostedonserverslocatedwithintheUnitedStateswhereprivacylawmaynotprovidethesameprotectionasapplies
inyourcountry.

BYSHARINGYOURPERSONALINFORMATIONWITHUS,YOUARECONSENTINGTOTHEPROCESSINGOFYOURPERSONALINFORMA TION
ASDESCRIBEDINTHISPRIV ACYNOTICE.

TheWayT oroUsesInformation
Toromayuseyourpersonalinformationtoprocesswarrantyclaims,tocontactyouintheeventofaproductrecallandforanyotherpurposewhichwetell
youabout.ToromayshareyourinformationwithT oro'safliates,dealersorotherbusinesspartnersinconnectionwithanyoftheseactivities.Wewillnot
sellyourpersonalinformationtoanyothercompany.Wereservetherighttodisclosepersonalinformationinordertocomplywithapplicablelawsand
withrequestsbytheappropriateauthorities,tooperateoursystemsproperlyorforourownprotectionorthatofotherusers.

RetentionofyourPersonalInformation
Wewillkeepyourpersonalinformationaslongasweneeditforthepurposesforwhichitwasoriginallycollectedorforotherlegitimatepurposes
(suchasregulatorycompliance),orasrequiredbyapplicablelaw .

Toro'sCommitmenttoSecurityofYourPersonalInformation
Wetakereasonableprecautionsinordertoprotectthesecurityofyourpersonalinformation.Wealsotakestepstomaintaintheaccuracyandcurrent
statusofpersonalinformation.

AccessandCorrectionofyourPersonalInformation
Ifyouwouldliketorevieworcorrectyourpersonalinformation,[email protected].

AustralianConsumerLaw

AustraliancustomerswillnddetailsrelatingtotheAustralianConsumerLaweitherinsidetheboxoratyourlocalT oroDealer.

374-0282RevC

TheT oroWarranty

ATwo-YearLimitedWarranty

ConditionsandProductsCovered

TheToroCompanyanditsafliate,T oroWarrantyCompany,pursuant
toanagreementbetweenthem,jointlywarrantyourT oroCommercial
product(“Product”)tobefreefromdefectsinmaterialsorworkmanship
fortwoyearsor1500operationalhours*,whicheveroccursrst.This
warrantyisapplicabletoallproductswiththeexceptionofAerators
(refertoseparatewarrantystatementsfortheseproducts).Wherea
warrantableconditionexists,wewillrepairtheProductatnocosttoyou
includingdiagnostics,labor,parts,andtransportation.Thiswarranty
beginsonthedatetheProductisdeliveredtotheoriginalretailpurchaser.
*Productequippedwithanhourmeter.

InstructionsforObtainingWarrantyService

YouareresponsiblefornotifyingtheCommercialProductsDistributoror
AuthorizedCommercialProductsDealerfromwhomyoupurchasedthe
Productassoonasyoubelieveawarrantableconditionexists.Ifyouneed
helplocatingaCommercialProductsDistributororAuthorizedDealer,or
ifyouhavequestionsregardingyourwarrantyrightsorresponsibilities,
youmaycontactusat:

ToroCommercialProductsServiceDepartment
ToroWarrantyCompany
811 1LyndaleAvenueSouth
Bloomington,MN55420-1196

952–888–8801or800–952–2740
E-mail:[email protected]

OwnerResponsibilities

AstheProductowner,youareresponsibleforrequiredmaintenanceand
adjustmentsstatedinyourOperator'sManual.Failuretoperformrequired
maintenanceandadjustmentscanbegroundsfordisallowingawarranty
claim.

ItemsandConditionsNotCovered

Notallproductfailuresormalfunctionsthatoccurduringthewarranty
periodaredefectsinmaterialsorworkmanship.Thiswarrantydoesnot
coverthefollowing:

•Productfailureswhichresultfromtheuseofnon-T ororeplacement

parts,orfrominstallationanduseofadd-on,ormodiednon-Toro
brandedaccessoriesandproducts.Aseparatewarrantymaybe
providedbythemanufactureroftheseitems.

•Productfailureswhichresultfromfailuretoperformrecommended

maintenanceand/oradjustments.Failuretoproperlymaintainyour
ToroproductpertheRecommendedMaintenancelistedinthe
Operator’sManualcanresultinclaimsforwarrantybeingdenied.

•ProductfailureswhichresultfromoperatingtheProductinanabusive,

negligent,orrecklessmanner.

•Partssubjecttoconsumptionthroughuseunlessfoundtobedefective.

Examplesofpartswhichareconsumed,orusedup,duringnormal
Productoperationinclude,butarenotlimitedto,brakepadsand
linings,clutchlinings,blades,reels,rollersandbearings(sealedor
greasable),bedknives,sparkplugs,castorwheelsandbearings,tires,
lters,belts,andcertainsprayercomponentssuchasdiaphragms,
nozzles,andcheckvalves,etc.

•Failurescausedbyoutsideinuence.Conditionsconsideredtobe

outsideinuenceinclude,butarenotlimitedto,weather,storage
practices,contamination,useofunapprovedfuels,coolants,lubricants,
additives,fertilizers,water,orchemicals,etc.

•Failureorperformanceissuesduetotheuseoffuels(e.g.gasoline,

diesel,orbiodiesel)thatdonotconformtotheirrespectiveindustry
standards.

•Normalnoise,vibration,wearandtear ,anddeterioration.

•Normal“wearandtear”includes,butisnotlimitedto,damagetoseats

duetowearorabrasion,wornpaintedsurfaces,scratcheddecalsor
windows,etc.

Parts

Partsscheduledforreplacementasrequiredmaintenancearewarranted
fortheperiodoftimeuptothescheduledreplacementtimeforthatpart.
Partsreplacedunderthiswarrantyarecoveredforthedurationofthe
originalproductwarrantyandbecomethepropertyofT oro.T orowillmake
thenaldecisionwhethertorepairanyexistingpartorassemblyorreplace
it.T oromayuseremanufacturedpartsforwarrantyrepairs.

DeepCycleandLithium-IonBatteryWarranty:

DeepcycleandLithium-Ionbatterieshaveaspeciedtotalnumberof
kilowatt-hourstheycandeliverduringtheirlifetime.Operating,recharging,
andmaintenancetechniquescanextendorreducetotalbatterylife.Asthe
batteriesinthisproductareconsumed,theamountofusefulworkbetween
chargingintervalswillslowlydecreaseuntilthebatteryiscompletelyworn
out.Replacementofwornoutbatteries,duetonormalconsumption,
istheresponsibilityoftheproductowner.Batteryreplacementmaybe
requiredduringthenormalproductwarrantyperiodatowner’sexpense.
Note:(Lithium-Ionbatteryonly):ALithium-Ionbatteryhasapartonly
proratedwarrantybeginningyear3throughyear5basedonthetime
inserviceandkilowatthoursused.RefertotheOperator'sManualfor
additionalinformation.

MaintenanceisatOwner’sExpense

Enginetune-up,lubrication,cleaningandpolishing,replacementoflters,
coolant,andcompletingrecommendedmaintenancearesomeofthe
normalservicesT oroproductsrequirethatareattheowner’sexpense.

GeneralConditions

RepairbyanAuthorizedToroDistributororDealerisyoursoleremedy
underthiswarranty.

NeitherTheToroCompanynorToroWarrantyCompanyisliablefor
indirect,incidentalorconsequentialdamagesinconnectionwiththe
useoftheToroProductscoveredbythiswarranty,includingany
costorexpenseofprovidingsubstituteequipmentorserviceduring
reasonableperiodsofmalfunctionornon-usependingcompletion
ofrepairsunderthiswarranty.ExceptfortheEmissionswarranty
referencedbelow,ifapplicable,thereisnootherexpresswarranty.All
impliedwarrantiesofmerchantabilityandtnessforusearelimitedto
thedurationofthisexpresswarranty.

Somestatesdonotallowexclusionsofincidentalorconsequential
damages,orlimitationsonhowlonganimpliedwarrantylasts,sotheabove
exclusionsandlimitationsmaynotapplytoyou.Thiswarrantygivesyou
speciclegalrights,andyoumayalsohaveotherrightswhichvaryfrom
statetostate.

Noteregardingenginewarranty:

TheEmissionsControlSystemonyourProductmaybecoveredby
aseparatewarrantymeetingrequirementsestablishedbytheU.S.
EnvironmentalProtectionAgency(EP A)and/ortheCaliforniaAirResources
Board(CARB).Thehourlimitationssetforthabovedonotapplytothe
EmissionsControlSystemWarranty.RefertotheEngineEmissionControl
WarrantyStatementsuppliedwithyourproductorcontainedintheengine
manufacturer’sdocumentationfordetails

CountriesOtherthantheUnitedStatesorCanada

CustomerswhohavepurchasedT oroproductsexportedfromtheUnitedStatesorCanadashouldcontacttheirT oroDistributor(Dealer)toobtain
guaranteepoliciesforyourcountry ,province,orstate.IfforanyreasonyouaredissatisedwithyourDistributor'sserviceorhavedifcultyobtaining
guaranteeinformation,contacttheT oroimporter.

374-0253RevD