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Just remember: "It is never a mistake as long as you learn something from it!" Great job!

5/16 self tapping screws cannot hold & the stripper keeps falling. How do I fix it ? Any solutions ?

When tightening oil filters by hand the general rule is 3/4 to 1 turn.

What diameter hose did you use for the oil to drain

Def let it down a little more. I couldn’t really see a difference in the cut with and without the stripper. Great video tho 👍🏾

What size is the hose? You said 1/2", is that inner or outer diameter? Thank you.

Thanks!!!

Can you do one on changing the hydraulic oil….thank you for the down to earth video

This is the kind of video that I really appreciate! You have outlined the tools & supplies we need. You have clearly shown what needs to be done and advised us on service checks after use. Good job!

The reason that mower discharges so well is because of that exposed blade. I’ve never had a zero turn spread out grass so well. And I’ve used lots of commercial grade mowers.

Well done. Love the attention to detail and tips.

Can you use any oil?

Thanks for the video, mine is being delivered tomorrow.

What about filter on oil line?

would a 5/16 or 3/8th self tapper have worked instead of redrill holes?

poor design. The bracket should be deeper so the location for the holes is above the intersection with the blades. Then you could have used a machine bolt/nut with the head on the inside of the deck :) Great video!

Did you use regular motor oil? Was it conventional or synthetic? Thanks for the awesome tutorial

I have same saw, it's been my experience Husqvarna's has weak oil pumps and start lot harder then Stihl..... I take it you didn't have compressed air, makes saw work lot easier. That rim sprocket should've of also been replaced, chain turns lot better with new rim, good video.........

what about the grease

Great information, Poygan. A better microphone would remove voice echo and increase your clarity. Thanks.

Hey Bobby my wife just bought me the exact same model. I just jacked it up about a foot, placed jack stands, removed tires and completed in about 15 minutes start to finish

Just purchased a new Toro zero turn. It seems to be great and was a great choice. 23 hp with a 50 inch cut. I am cutting about 2 acres and its great except gotta learn how to manuver the banks along the road. Does not do well there. we have a huge gravely that does much better but its heavier with bigger wheels and a wider track..

So I am wondering if you were to remove the bottom hose being that there is a screen that also needs to be checked and or cleaned. Do you also have to pinch off the top hose to get the system to prime??

That's been the oil level check procedure for the majority of Japanese engines for decades........ just place the diptick back in the hole without screwing it in and then remove to check the oil on the dipstick.

They sure made these mcahines easier to open up than my 400 sport.good vid!

When should I change my hydrostatic fluid?? Thx

striping kit? save your money.

Can I use 10w30

i noticed some guys put oil in filter first and let it soak in? p.s. i saw that case of hamm's!

So you only have to weigh them once a day?

Thanks so far i got 1.9 hours on mine 2022-23 75750. You can add a hour meter already factory plug & cut out is there on panel for installed. I did it cheap after market Amazon for $27 toro wanted $89. You can add OEM led light kit for about $105 ish with a military discount. Also factory plug.

Price…..

Hi, Thanks, this clip was really good.

What was that airgun. Didn't see the link for it. Nice video!

I’m confused… I bought an oil change kit specifically for this mower and they sent Kawasaki 10 W 40 oil. Do you think there would be an issue using it?

Like the stone wall Nice 😊

Everything was explained very well. Thanks

Well done! Thanks!

Great review and super helpful! You think this mower would work on a ditch with an 18 degree slope? I'm leaning towards a tractor only because of the slope on the ditch I have.

how much is a semi load?

And we thought $11 was expensive. Lol

Great job. Too bad you skipped how to replace the belt part since you covered everything else.

What bulb do you use?

You may find it easier using a flexible ratchet instead of the flexible socket adapter

I just bought a 2022 Timecutter 50" from a big box store, winter right now so it will be several months before I start it and use it but I am not finding anything on servicing the transmissions, I do see fill plugs but no drain plugs. I am thinking this mower has non-serviceable transmission but maybe I can somehow siphon out the oil and replace with new oil after some use. Any experience with that yourself? I am a little disappointed to find this is a non-serviceable area on what I believe will be an awesome mower. Thank you for an informative video!

You didn't grease the clutch bearing so I would take it back apart and grease it. Wood chips getting into the oil pump gears caused the pump to jam up and strip the gears. This should be cleaned more often.

My 75746 manual says to inflate front tires to 30psi and rear tires to 13psi.

Where did you buy it from

Just adding 2 cents...when removing the oil filter, notice there is a scooped shelf right underneath. It guides the oil. You have to place a container there to capture the oil.

I used the 9/32 bit, but the 5/16 self threading screws didn’t hold. What size carriage bolt did you use to secure it better?