Oil Change - 2020 Toro Timecutter Zero Turn 75750 With Kawasaki Engine
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- čas přidán 8. 04. 2021
- Welcome to Poygan Outdoors! In this video we start our oil change video series. In this video we change the oil on our Toro Zero Turn, as well as, clean the air filter and grease it up.
Camera - GoPro Hero 9
Editing - iMovie
Music - CZcams Free Music
Nice Video.
BTW: I just use a small Pie Tin (aluminum) under the Oil Filter.
Keeps it clean.
Also as a back up a Rag under the Pie Tin.
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.
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.
Just changed mine after the first 8 hours! I used your video to make it happen! Thank you!
Wonderful, I'm glad it helped!
Thanks for the video, mine is being delivered tomorrow.
Thanks for the informative video 👍
Great video bro
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.
Thanks for the comment! Another person recommended that, and I tried it out on my 100 Hour Toro video. Worked out slick. Take care!
@@poyganoutdoors6406 excellent
What diameter hose did you use for the oil to drain
Informative video, I just got a mower identical to yours about a month and a half ago and the oil change is coming up. Quick question, after you got your oil to the full mark and ran the engine, did you check it again? Or have to add anymore? I'm going to have to change mine very soon and just wanted to ask. Thanks for your time.
Hi Bobby, yes I do check the oil after I get it to the full mark initially. I usually let the engine run for 5 minutes or so after the oil change, let it sit for a bit (15 to 20 mins), and then check it again. I usually do have to add some after I check it again, but most of the time it is a minor amount. I hope that helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.
@@poyganoutdoors6406 Thanks for the reply and for your help. I've looked for videos specifically for the 75750 mower and found nothing until I came across yours.
@@bobbymartinjr7567 Glad it helped you! You will probably like the video coming out tomorrow morning then😉. All about this mower. Have a great weekend!
I just picked up my 50" yesterday. This will help when I have to do the same (two thumbs up). The oil filters are always in bad spots in pretty much all vehicles. Doesn't that Kawasaki sound good idling?
Hi @Methodical2 glad you like the video! The Kawasaki does sound good! My first Kawasaki engine that I have had, and I have no complaints thus far. Enjoy your new mower!
I just got my toro 50” with the Kawasaki 23hp and I love the sound! She purrs like a kitten
What is the size of hose that attaches to drain valve?
It is a half inch hose about a foot to a foot and a half long.
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?
Sorry Jonathon, just saw this comment. What engine do you have on the mower? The book says 10w30 on mine, but maybe yours is the Toro or the Briggs engine? I'd recommend looking at the book and putting the one that it says in there. Take care!
@@poyganoutdoors6406 Unfortunately, it’s the Kawasaki.
Interesting. I'm not mechanically inclined enough to tell you if that will be okay for your mower. I just do what the book says. I've had my mower for three years now and it has ran great on 10w-30. Sorry I couldn't be more help!
On second thought, I checked the book and 10w-40 is okay to use in that engine. It is used for warmer temperatures, so you should be good. Hope that helps!
@@poyganoutdoors6406 That’s what I was told as well. Glad to have confirmation! Thank you 👍🏼
how often should you change the oil ?...
Hi Lee, you have to change the oil after the first 8 hours of use and then every 100 hours for the oil and 200 hours for the oil filter. However with that being said, I change both the engine oil and filter every year or 100 hours (which ever occurs first). I hope that helps! Let me know if you have any further questions.
@@poyganoutdoors6406 thanks mate...
Can you use any oil?
I have used valvoline synthetic 10w-30 and have had good luck with it. Any brand will work, just make sure to get the right weight for your climate (10w30, 5w30, etc.). Take care!
are the hydros serviceable?
I do not believe so. They are sealed, and I believe you have to replace the whole hydrolic unit if one would go bad
@@poyganoutdoors6406 Thanks, saw one of these with the kawasaki engine at Home depot, but I already have a Gravely boat anchor with failed hydros with under 300 hrs and don't wanna make the same mistake
Haha that is never good! I have a buddy with the larger model (not sure of the model number), and his does have the serviceable hydros. That was one of the things he made sure it had as he ran into the same issue as you on his previous mower.
Mine is seviceable with cutouts in frame for both sides left & right hydraulic trans to access the screws. I heard from others that you don't have worry untill about 500 hours!