03804 Toro - Parts

This is an authentic Toro replacement part, sourced from the original manufacturer for use with snowthrowers. The valve is part of the tire assembly and is used to regulate tire pressure by allowing air into the tire and preventing air from escaping. This valve is available as an individual replacement part.

This is a genuine Toro replacement part. The lock washer is designed by the manufacturer for use in snow throwers. This part is made of metal, and may be found in various locations in the machine, depending on model. Please be aware that there are different washers used in the machine. Refer to the parts diagram to be sure of ordering...Read more the correct part. You will require a wrench when replacing this item. This part is sold individually.

This OEM lock nut is used in your lawn equipment to keep its parts securely fastened and prevent them from coming loose. It is often found at the end of a threaded bolt. This lock nut has a nylon insert inside and a diameter of 3/4 inches. Over time, the lock nut can wear out due to regular use. When this happens, you may hear strange kno...Read morecking or rattling noises coming from your machine. You may also feel more vibrations from it than usual. If you take a close look at the nut, it might appear bent or deformed. If you do not replace a worn-out lock nut, the parts of your machine can fall off. To replace a lock nut, you need a socket wrench to loosen it from your machine. Since this lock nut is sold individually, consult your instruction manual to determine how many your machine needs. If you are replacing one lock nut, it is recommended that you replace all of them as they tend to wear out at the same time.

This individual rubber O-ring is a genuine OEM part for various outdoor equipment models and has an approximately 1-inch inner-diameter. O-rings are typically used to seal various gaps within hydraulic systems to prevent the escape of liquids or gases, and if you notice that the motor of your equipment is leaking or performing poorly, it ...Read moremay be a sign of an aging O-ring, because over time they lose their elasticity and crack. Be sure to check any diagram of your equipment for the exact placement of this O-ring.