[Mark / Ohio]

I have the 20043, my serial is 9909625. Bought it new April of 2000. :tango_face_smile:

http://www.mylawnmowerforum.com/for...-toro-20043-super-recycler-owners-manual.html

Original part number I came up with just now is 99-1525
Toro crosses it to 104-7618

Item #16 on the housing, handle brackets and wheel assy. exploded view: https://www.torodealer.com/en-us/Pa...7jlYV&defaultTab=parts#toro-parts-lookup-tabs

Shows available and in stock at Torodealer.com, $157.88 through them. :Thumb up:

https://www.torodealer.com/en-us/Pages/Search.aspx?k=104-7618

 

[Mark / Ohio]

We have a service manual for the different Toro drives in the reference library::Reading:

http://www.mylawnmowerforum.com/for...power-mower-drive-systems-service-manual.html

If you have the free time and will to mess with it, definately would be cheaper to pull it apart and just replace the gear or gears that are worn out.

 

[Mark / Ohio]

Good job and saved a bunch of money to boot! :ThumbUp:

Yeah, long as you push on the handle firmly it will try to run away. I always thought it would be easier to control especially for people not used to running a personal pace variable speed drive to have the top end speed designed slower on them too. If your mowing around something on a hill side it's pretty easy to spin the tires when going up hill.

 

[Mark / Ohio]

Bah! I always figure those extra parts I have leftover are just because I was more efficient at assembly then the factory was! :Thumb up: