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3 Deck Spindle For Toro 48 52 60 Inch Deck Z Master 400 410 450 500 107-8504

3 Deck Spindle For Toro 48 52 60 Inch Deck Z Master 400 410 450 500 107-8504

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3 Deck Spindle for Toro 48, 52, and 60 Inch Deck Z Master

This deck spindle is a replacement assembly for Toro Z Master mowers running 48, 52, and 60 inch decks, referencing part number 107-8504.

Overview

This deck spindle 107-8504 is a replacement bearing housing that supports and spins the mower blade under the cutting deck. It is built for Toro Z Master 400, 410, 450, and 500 series machines with 48, 52, and 60 inch decks. This deck spindle suits operators servicing a worn or noisy spindle before it damages the deck or blade.

Built For Performance

  • Replacement spindle referencing part number 107-8504
  • Fits 48, 52, and 60 inch Toro decks
  • Houses the blade bearing assembly for smooth rotation
  • Bolt-on design matching the factory mounting pattern
  • Suited to the load of regular commercial mowing
  • Serviceable replacement for a seized or wobbly spindle

Fits These Machines

  • for Toro Z Master 400 with 48, 52, or 60 inch deck
  • for Toro Z Master 410 with 48, 52, or 60 inch deck
  • for Toro Z Master 450 with 48, 52, or 60 inch deck
  • for Toro Z Master 500 with 48, 52, or 60 inch deck

On-The-Job Use

  • Replacing a spindle that growls or vibrates in use
  • Scheduled deck maintenance on commercial mowers
  • Restoring clean, even blade rotation after bearing wear
  • Keeping a backup spindle on hand for busy mowing seasons

Specs At A Glance

Part Number(s) 107-8504
Type Deck Spindle
Deck Sizes 48, 52, and 60 Inch
Compatibility for Toro Z Master 400, 410, 450, 500

Good To Know

Q: How many spindles does my deck need? A: A 48, 52, or 60 inch deck typically uses three blades and three spindles, so order the quantity your deck requires. Count the spindles on your machine before ordering.

Q: Do I need to replace the blade and hardware at the same time? A: Inspect the blade, pulley, and mounting bolts while the spindle is off, since worn parts can shorten the life of a new spindle. Replacing them together saves a second teardown.

Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.

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