Front Axle / Caster Fork / Bearing Service; Font Axle / Caster Fork / Bearing Disassembly; Front Axle / Caster Fork / Bearing Assembly - Toro TimeCutter SW4200 Service Manual
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Front Axle / Caster Fork / Bearing
Service
Front Axle / Caster Fork / Bearing
Disassembly
1. Safely raise and support unit so front wheels are off
the ground.
2. Support under caster wheel and remove the castor
cap and fastener (A).
3. Remove caster fork (B) from front axle (C). Inspect
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the caster fork shaft and thrust washer (D) for
excessive wear, replace if necessary.
4. Using an appropriate punch, tap out and remove the
LOWER bearings from the front axle (C).
6. Properly clean and inspect the front axle bearing
area.
3-2
A
E
D
C
Front Axle / Caster Fork / Bearing Assembly
1. Using a proper bearing installation tool, install a
new bearing into the front axle making sure it is fully
seated.
2. Install thrust washer (D) onto the caster fork shaft.
3. Install the caster assembly up through the bearings
and hold in position.
4. Install washer (E).
5. Install fastener (A) and torque to specification -
17 ft-lbs. (23 Nm).
6. Safely lower unit and verify proper function.
(Fig. 007)
B
Fig. 007
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sometime when I make a hard turn to the left on a sw5000 the left hydraulic unit stays locked and the mower will only go to the left. I can keep trying to get ot to free up and it will go back to normal. what could be the fix
The issue could be related to the tracking adjustment of the hydrostatic drive system. If the unit drifts or stays locked when making a hard left turn, follow these steps:
1. Check Tracking Adjustment – Ensure that the unit drives in a straight line without needing to steer it straight. If tracking is off, adjust it as needed.
2. Raise Rear Wheels – Safely lift the unit so that the rear wheels are off the ground.
3. Inspect Hydrostatic Drive System – Look for any signs of binding or excessive resistance in the hydrostatic drive components.
4. Check for Whining Noise – If there is a whining sound when forcing the unit straight, it could indicate excessive load on one of the hydraulic units.
5. Ensure Proper Belt Tension – Verify that the hydrostatic drive belt is properly routed and tensioned.
If the issue persists after these steps, further inspection of the hydrostatic drive system may be required.
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