will this fit a 22 inch recycler toro rear wheel drive moder 20031 ? And do I need to buy both rear wheels as they are both slick ?
569112
Hi Margaret,Yes, the TORO parts look up shows this as the specified replacement WHEEL/GEAR ASSEMBLY for the 20031 RECYCLER MOWER. It should be an EXACT fit.And, YES, I would recommend that you replace both the wheels at the same time. If one has failed, then the other will likely fail soon as well. They develop small stress cracks in the plastic and come apart because of the forces exerted while maneuvering the mower. Keeping your mower out of the sun as much as possible will help all the PLASTIC parts last longer.Hope this helps andGood luck.
569113
Hello, This is the correct part for your model. They are sold individually so if both of your tires are bald then you will want to replace them both. Thank you.
569114
Hello,This is the correct part for your model. They are sold individually so if both of your tires are bald then you will want to replace them both.Thank you.
229377
No, these will not fit the Rip Rider 360. You'll need a 76mm or 64mm replacement. The original wheels are 76mm, but they also sell 64mm replacements on the Razor website which are apparently adequate. I'd personally go for the 76mm replacements because they are thicker and will last a little longer. Anything in that size range will probably work though.
1245243
Hello, This auction is the wrong bolt pattern for your charger. Our online inventory shows that these wheels are currently available in your vehicles bolt pattern but unfortunately the manufacturer is closed for the day. I will check availability of this wheel for you first thing tomorrow morning and let you know. Thank you Jeremy
1024570
Item # 104-7401 is no longer produced. I ordered #114-1588 charger fom Amazon for my Toro#20031 Electric Start Recycler.Although, I do believe they are interchangable, possibly the older one doesn't have the LED indicator light.
1077059
This listing is the wrong bolt pattern. You need a 6x114.3 bolt pattern, the wheel is not currently available in your bolt pattern. Let us know if you need any further assistance. Thank-you!
138166
If it is replacing the same 26"x 1.50 measurements the rear wheel it should work just fine. Make sure the rear wheel that you order is for the correct gear size. I used this wheel on a 21 speed. I needed to buy a special tool to remove the rear sprocket. A extra 4 $. Check to see who makes the rear sprocket and buy the tool made for that sprocket. Hope it helps out. I replaced my friends rear wheel from a mongoose that had been run over by a car.It was cheap and worked fine.
354529
I do not know. You will need to contact Toro and ask them what model bagger you require.
2006779
On my mower they are identical. I replaced both my front wheels with this. Have you checked your parts list to verify the front wheels have separate left & right part numbers?
439770
Based on my search for replacement wheels, I'm pretty sure the gears etc. are identical for major brands - Husqvarna/Poulan/Roper/Craftsman/Weed Eater. On the external side, it may look different and probably require some tweaking (my weedeater required a new nut)
1982916
It fists for all 18-22inch front wheels and 16-17inch rear wheels,you should make sure of this before you order it.
1377224
Don't know about your model but I have a 14SB that it was supposed to fit. My mower is a rear wheel drive self propelled and there is a round debris cover that should inset somewhat flush with the inside of the wheel to crap out. I had a very poor rear wheel cover fit. There's no cover on the front so they work fine.
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This is the same as the original wheel that comes on the Toro when you bought it. The original wheel lasted about 10 yrs and then the plastic cracked. I was mowing on a side hill so that puts more pressure on wheel. I bought 2 new wheels and put them both on and saved the one good wheel as a back up. If the original wheel had bearings, this one does as well. DON'T BUY THE HOME DEPOT REPLACEMENT!!! They are 11 inches instead of the 12 inch so they will not sit level and they are cheap, not like the original. Buy 2 of the new ones to bag free shipping from amazon so you will have a brand new pair for around $36 and keep the other wheel if it did not break for a backup. Reviews are important. This is the same as the original wheel that comes on the Toro when you bought it. The original wheel lasted about 10 yrs and then the plastic cracked. I was mowing on a side hill so that puts more pressure on wheel. I bought 2 new wheels and put them both on and saved the one good wheel as a back up. If the original wheel had bearings, this one does as well. DON'T BUY THE HOME DEPOT REPLACEMENT!!! They are 11 inches instead of the 12 inch so they will not sit level and they are cheap, not like the original. Buy 2 of the new ones to bag free shipping from amazon so you will have a brand new... » Read More This is the same as the original wheel that comes on the Toro when you bought it. The original wheel lasted about 10 yrs and then the plastic cracked. I was mowing on a side hill so that puts more pressure on wheel. I bought 2 new wheels and put them both on and saved the one good wheel as a back up. If the original wheel had bearings, this one does as well. DON'T BUY THE HOME DEPOT REPLACEMENT!!! They are 11 inches instead of the 12 inch so they will not sit level and they are cheap, not like the original. Buy 2 of the new ones to bag free shipping from amazon so you will have a brand new pair for around $36 and keep the other wheel if it did not break for a backup. Reviews are important. « Show Less
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I don't know. I sent my bag back because it didn't fit. Ended up going to a Toro dealership and he just took one off of a floor model to see if it fit. It did and I took it. Cheaper than ordering it.
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I was able to cross-reference on the MTD website, and this is the current part number. The number you gave was discontinued in 2013. Check the vendor's return policy, and when you receive the wheels, compare them to one of the ones you will take off the mower. If they appear basically identical, then go ahead and install the new ones, otherwise, return them. MTD currently wants $10.66 each, but buy them in pairs. The same wheel will fit left AND right side.
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any 700cm wheel should work. You will need special tools to move the cog and freewheel from the old wheel to the new wheel unless you purchase a wheel that already has the cog/freewheel installed. Check Craigslist in your area for used wheels especially if you only need the rear. http://www.velomine.com/ has a large selection of reasonably priced wheels that will all be an upgrade over what you have
2269750
Not sure - mine was built in 2003 (SN 230000001 - 230999999) and it worked like a charm but that's quite a few generations apart. Toro has great manuals; the assembly for my front axel is outlined here:http://www.toro.com/en-us/parts/Pages/PartsDetails.aspx?mybeid=26690&serialNumber=230000001&modelNumber=20016&searchTerm=9lzIRv+p5zfrKsET1jayz+EJptbQLgzjKt3xYhioVVkueCuumwiefChiIm6tFq6/&defaultTab=parts#toro-parts-lookup-tabs
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Probably not. This is a pair of 22" blades designed for the 42" Toro Timecutter rider lawn mower. If you had a 22" mower with a similar matching mounting holes, then you might have two blades. But probably would not work on your 30" mower. There is a list of Toro blades these replace in the description. You could Google your mower and get the Toro blade part number or from your manual. They may make a similar blade for yours.