TORO TITAN ZX4800 Loud Grinding Blades On
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93%
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Mower Deck Spindle Assembly
The spindle contains internal ball bearings that support the blade shaft. When the PTO is engaged, these bearings are subjected to high radial loads and centrifugal forces; if the bearing races are pitted or dry, they produce a loud metallic grinding sound. Replacing the entire assembly ensures the shaft and housing are also true, preventing premature failure of new bearings.
SKU: 121-0751
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4%
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Deck Belt Idler Pulley
The idler pulleys maintain tension on the deck belt and spin only when the blades are engaged. If the internal grease has dried out or the bearing cage has collapsed, the pulley will grind as it struggles to spin freely under the lateral tension of the belt. This failure mode often presents as a high-pitched grinding or screaming noise.
SKU: 131-4509
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3%
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Electric PTO Clutch
The PTO clutch uses an electromagnetic coil to pull a friction plate into contact with the drive pulley. If the internal engagement bearing or the friction material itself has disintegrated, it will create a heavy grinding noise when the clutch is energized and trying to transfer torque from the crankshaft to the deck belt.
SKU: 117-7468
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DIY Repair Guide
Watch exactly how to replace the Mower Deck Spindle Assembly.
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