79534 Toro Lawn Mower - Overview

This Ni Nut-Lock, or Nylock Nut, is a Silver 1/4 x 20 metal nut. Sold individually, it can be adjusted using a wrench or socket and torque wrench to the manufacturer specfications, and is used to secure the sheer pin in place, on the impeller assembly. These nuts are a one-time use part due to their locking mechanism. You'll know the nut...Read more has broken when it appears to have damaged threads or rounded off edges. Customers found this to be an easy repair.

This is a high quality replacement hardware that is specially manufactured for use on Toro lawn and garden equipment. Two of these screws are generally used to secure the belt guide to the mower deck. Please note this durable metal hex head taptite screw is included per order.

This is an authentic replacement part that has been sourced from the original manufacturer to be used with riding lawnmowers from Toro and Lawn Boy. The shoulder screw is commonly used to secure the side fenders to the mower's frame assembly. This bolt is sold as an individual replacement part.

The Ni Lock Nut (Nylock Nut) is a Silver, 5/16x18, individually sold metal nut. It can be adjusted and replaced using a wrench or socket and torque wrench to the manufacturer specfications, and is used to secure the sheer pin in place on the augur. These nuts are a one time use part due to their locking mechanism. You'll know the nut has...Read more broken because the augur will not spin, and this is when the part should be replaced. Customers found this to be an easy repair.

This ignition key is used in lawn equipment to start and stop its engine. Inserting the key into the ignition switch activates the starter motor. Thus, it is a safety device which prevents accidental or unauthorized use of the equipment. A broken key might be loose or hard to turn. In some cases, it might have completely fallen out of the...Read more switch. Without the ignition key, it will be difficult or impossible to start the engine. Locate your ignition key by reading your user manual. To remove a stuck ignition key, you may need to use a small amount of lubricant on it. While turning the key in the ignition switch, gently wriggle it back and forth. There may also be a release button that you could press, depending on your model type. This replacement part is an OEM product and is sold per unit.

This authentic manufacturer-sourced screw-taptite is made for use with Toro and Lawn-Boy lawn and garden equipment. It is an identical replacement for a missing or a damaged hardware that was installed on a new unit. Refer to the appropriate diagrams for your model to ensure the exact location and the correct application of this screw. It...Read more is made of durable metal and is sold as an individual item. A wrench will be needed to secure or remove it.

This is a Manufacturer Approved replacement nut for lawn and garden equipment. This item is Metal an is Sold Individually. A lock nut is a type of nut that resists loosening when properly threaded onto a bolt.

This screw is an authentic OEM sourced hardware, it is not an aftermarket imitation. It is commonly utilized on Toro snow throwers. It is a standard hardware which has multiple uses depending on your unit, please make sure to check appropriate diagrams for correct location and use of this hardware. One hex head screw is included per order.

This solenoid is an authentic manufacturer replacement part for use in lawn tractors. It sends the electrical current from the battery to the motor to allow the tractor to start and run. The solenoid will need to be replaced if it is damaged or experiencing electrical failure. Signs of a failed solenoid include difficulties cranking the e...Read morengine, hearing clicking or no sound at all when turning the ignition key, and a starter that cannot stop running. Begin the repair by disconnecting the battery for your safety. Take a note/picture of how the wire connectors are routed before disconnecting them. Remove the bolts that secure the solenoid in place and pull the faulty part out. Position the new solenoid in its place and secure it with the mounting bolts. Use your notes to reconnect the wiring and battery.