Greenworks 2546002 vs Toro Titan MX5400

The reviewer demonstrates how to replace the mower deck belt on a Toro Titan 5400 Zero Turn. They show the steps involved, including removing the deck, threading the belt around the pulleys, and reattaching the deck. They also mention the importance of checking for any slipped pulleys and recommend turning over the PTO while putting the belt back on. The reviewer successfully completes the task and tests the PTO to ensure it is working.

The Toro 74892 Titan MX5400 Enclosed Trailer Package Deal includes a 6x12 Vinos enclosed trailer with a side door and ramp, as well as a Toro Titan MX 5400 Zero Turn Mower with a 54-inch deck and Kohler engine. SLE Equipment offers customization options and financing rates, with possible discounts for commercial equipment purchases. Contact them at 615-641-7720 or visit sleequipment.com for more information.

The Toro Titan MX Series Zero Turn Mower comes in three deck sizes: 48, 54, and 60. It has a 10-gauge steel fabricated deck and a 7 and 3/4 aluminum spindle housing. The MX series features a suspension seat with armrests and a rubber discharge chute. It also has a washout port for easy cleaning. The mower is equipped with 22 10 12 tires and has a control panel with a digital hour meter, key switch, choke, throttle control, and PTO switch. The engine options include 21, 23, and 25 horsepower. The mower has ZT 3100 Hydraulics and a ground speed of 8-12 miles per hour. It is suitable for larger residential yards.

The Toro Titan MX5400 Zero Turn is a 2016 model with a 54-inch fully welded deck. It features an adjustable suspension seat for a smooth ride, wider grab bars, and larger front and rear tires. The mower has a roll bar, a 5-gallon gas tank, and a cup holder. It is powered by a 23-horsepower Kohler engine and has a hydro gear transmission. The deck has a rubber discharge flap, foot-operated deck height adjustment, and easy access to belts for maintenance. The mower can reach speeds of up to 8.5 miles per hour and has a V nose bumper. The seat is spring-loaded and comes with a seat belt and armrests. The controls include a turn key, PTO, throttle, and choke. The gas tank and battery are located under the seat. The deck is hung by a chain and has scoped wheels. The review also mentions customized mud flaps for keeping the deck cleaner.