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Recalled Toro Z Master ZRT Mower -
Recalled Toro Z Master ZRT Mower Engine
The coolant overflow container on the recalled mowers can become over-pressurized and cause hot coolant to spray on the operator. This poses a burn hazard to consumers.
About 4,100
For additional information, contact Toro toll-free at (866) 946-3109 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. ET Monday through Friday or visit the company's Web site at www.toro.com.
Recall Details
The recall involves liquid-cooled Toro Z Master Z580, Z580-D, Z593-D and Z595-D zero-turn mowers. These units are equipped with fuel-injected, liquid-cooled Kawasaki gasoline or liquid-cooled Kubota diesel engines. The following model numbers and serial numbers are included in the recall:
| Model Numbers | Serial Numbers |
|---|---|
| 74264 | 260000001-260999999 |
| 74265 | 260000001-260999999 |
| 74266 | 270000001-290999999 |
| 74267 | 270000001-290999999 |
| 74274 | 270000001-290999999 |
| 74253 | 270000001-290999999 |
| 74254 | 270000001-290999999 |
The model and serial number can be located on a decal on a metal plate on the right hand side of the mower.
Operators should immediately stop using the recalled mowers and contact Toro to receive a free repair kit. Toro has directly notified registered owners of this recall.
The firm has received six reports of burns to operators from the hot coolant.
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