Toro REELMASTER 5010 Series Quick Service Reference page 3

Important Information on Consumable Items
The normal operating environment of Toro machines
can be categorized as off road- severe duty. In order
for equipment to provide continuous service in this type
of environment, regular cleaning and scheduled
maintenance needs to be performed.
Components are designed to provide durability with a
minimum amount of maintenance. Maintenance
schedules are developed for each product in an effort
to reduce unexpected failures and down-time.
However, components that have constant contact with
the turf environment (i.e. reels, bedknives, blades,
rollers, caster wheels, etc.) are subject to a wide
variety of detrimental influences that can accelerate the
need for maintenance and/or repair prior to the
recommended schedules. Because of this, these
components (greaseable and non-greaseable) may
require additional repairs as part of maintenance, and
should be considered "consumable" items.
For additional information on consumable items, refer
to the Toro General Commercial Products Warranty
statement on the rear cover of the Operator's manuals
or at www.toro.com.
FINDING YOUR PRODUCT'S MODEL AND SERIAL NUMBER
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This is a picture of a Toro model and
serial number plate. You should be able
to find a model and serial number plate
that looks similar to this one on your type
of machine.
Review the sample images below to help
identify the location of the model and
serial number plate on your machine.
Due to the various product
configurations these plates may be
placed in a somewhat protected area
(not readily visible). Most plates will be
attached to a main frame member.
Product Type: Walk-behind
Mowers/Product
How to find the model and serial
number plate:
Look between the wheels on top of the
frame on the back of the machine.
Product Type: Riding Greeensmowers
How to find the model and serial
number plate:
Locations vary on these machines based
on vintage. Check under the seat area or
on the main frame just above the rear
steer wheel, or on the right-hand frame
member near the wheel brake and
somewhat behind and below the driver's
right foot.