Replacing broken rear height adjuster on Toro Timemaster

[@pags1573]

I found your video to be very helpful. I would have struggled to get that bushing off had I not watched your video. Thanks for posting it! I just use my time master just for my own yard and don't change the height that often. I cut short in the spring and fall and cut longer in the summer, so I only change the height twice a year... never-the-less the handle still broke, Toro should have made the handle a bit beefier. I think it's a very good mower all-in-all.

[@wildbillslawncare5901]

Gosh I remember when you got those two TimeMaster's for a great price. Oh I'm glad you found that retainer that is small. Yea my Super Recycler also has letters instead of numbers for the height adjuster. I never had to put a new one on, but now I know how to do it. Nice job Eden.

[@EdenLawnServices]

The Timemaster is still kicking. A few parts here and there keeps it going.

[@wildbillslawncare5901]

@@EdenLawnServices That is a good mower for sure Eden.

[@ratlifffamilylawns8104]

I was shocked you found that spring. Remember when all else fails hit it with a hammer .good job

[@EdenLawnServices]

Hey, at least it was a rubber hammer😂😂😂

[@allenklaugh]

Great shop class, thank you for the video sir 👍😎🇺🇸

[@EdenLawnServices]

Well the Timemaster does require work. Not the first or last time we will see it.

[@MrCamarokid83]

I've been working on one for 2 days.. that bushing won't go back in..

[@KISW1]

Thank you for this. I have a commercial 21 I have to do!

[@rhubert2539]

Good videography. Thanks

[@dewanehill1435]

Thanks for the video.

[@jeromejackson8710]

What size bolt and nut are they.

[@mgomez5606]

Should of lubed it so it will be easy to come out next time. Spray some wd40 on it.

[@toddhonsberger76]

You should always cut your grass at the highest setting

[@EdenLawnServices]

Negative. No way you can cut Kentucky Blue grass at 5 inches. It will lay over. That comment will not work on all grasses.

[@juansorto6162]

Use a little bit of wd-40 next time

[@EdenLawnServices]

For what purpose. WD 40 is not a lubricant