Toro Steering Gears
Toro steering gear converts operator input into wheel direction changes on tractor-style equipment. Our steering gear inventory includes Toro steering gears, mower steering gears, steering boxes, steering mechanisms, and replacement steering gear assemblies. Toro Spares stocks Toro steering mechanism assemblies in stock with correct gear ratios and mounting configurations for lawn tractors and Groundsmaster models, providing worldwide shipping on all steering gear orders. These essential steering box components feature precision-cut gears, adjustable mesh settings, and sealed housings that maintain accurate steering response whilst resisting wear throughout demanding commercial and residential towing and mowing operations.
Available Toro Steering Gears
Steering Quadrant
106-8262
Toro
£69.09
Available
Steering Gearbox Asm
99-7660
Toro
£513.03
Available
Housing-Steering Gear
5679292
Toro
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Steering Gear
7-3733
Toro
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Steering Gear Support
7-0407
Toro
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Brkt-Steering Gear
113106
Toro
£115.51
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Retainer Steering Gear
7-4153
Toro
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Worm Assy. (Order Complete Steering Gear Assy. 103415)
N.A
Toro
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Steering Pinion
125-2231
Toro
£114.48
Available
Gear-Steering Pinion
101464
Toro
£55.01
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Steering Pinion
7-4156
Toro
£37.72
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why is my Toro steering notchy?
Notchy steering indicates worn gear teeth creating gaps, damaged bearings causing roughness, lack of lubrication increasing friction, or contamination with debris. Severe wear requires complete steering gear replacement.
Can I rebuild Toro steering gears?
Steering gear rebuilding requires specialized knowledge and parts availability often making replacement more economical. Severely worn gears need complete replacement ensuring reliable steering performance and safety.
How do I adjust Toro steering gear play?
Adjust steering gear play by loosening adjustment screw lock nut on top of gear box, turning adjustment screw clockwise in small increments until play disappears without binding, then retightening lock nut. Excessive play indicates wear requiring replacement.
What causes Toro steering gears to fail?
Steering gear failure results from lack of lubrication causing excessive wear, impact damage from hitting obstacles, water contamination corroding internal gears, or normal wear after hundreds of hours. Replace rather than attempting internal repairs.
How often should steering gears be lubricated?
Lubricate steering gears every 50 hours or seasonally using appropriate gear oil, adding through fill plug until oil appears at check level. Proper lubrication prevents premature wear and maintains smooth operation.