Toro REELMASTER 6500 D User manual

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QUICK SERVICE REFERENCE
Copyright 2004 – The Toro Company
Version 14, Jan, 2011

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This book is intended to provide easy reference to information most commonly
accessed. Every effort has been made to assure the information provided in this book
is up to date. The most current version of this book can be found on www.toro.com.
Look at revision date on cover page for current version and compare to the version on
website
Part numbers are provided for your convenience, but number changes are common.
Toro part number changes are usually reflected on shipping invoices. However, non-
Toro part number changes (Kohler, B&S, etc.) may occur without notification. Refer to
the proper parts catalog prior to ordering to assure accuracy.
To make this book a desk reference, print it (or only the desired pages), Use a
standard 3 hole punch, and put them into a 1 inch thick 3-ring binder ( 8.5 X 11).
All oils mentioned in this guide are based on Toro engineering specifications. Please
refer to your equipment’s Operators Manual for acceptable substitutes (if any). You
may also refer to Toro’s website for Service Bulletins regarding the use of
Biodegradable oils (listed under General Topics)
The “Charts” indicated for many of the oil listings provide viscosity ratings for different
operating temperatures. All charts are listed in the back of this book (pages 244-254).
.
All traction units have grease fittings that must be lubricated regularly with No.2
General Purpose Lithium-based grease. If machinery is operated under severe
conditions, lubricate all bearings and bushings more often than normal
recommendations.
IMPORTANT NOTES:
Part numbers, specifications, and lubricants listed herein are subject to change without
notice. Refer to Toro Master Parts Viewer on the internet at www.toro.com for free
online Toro parts catalogs. The current version of this document may be found at
Toro’s Golf or Grounds area of the website under the Education and Technical
Reference section of the Toro Customer Care page.
The most current API Service Grade of oil includes the service properties of earlier
classifications. Refer to the API Motor Oil Guide
at the back of this book for detailed
information on motor oils.
Copyright 2004 The Toro Company Rev 02/2011

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Table of Contents
Serial Number Locations...................................................6-9
Reelmaster®........................................................................10-55
Greensmaster®...................................................................56-91
Groundsmaster®................................................................92-153
Workman® Mid Duty ..........................................................154-167
Workman® Heavy Duty......................................................168-189
Aerators...............................................................................190-207
ProCore® Processor..........................................................208-209
4800 Turf Sweeper .............................................................210-211
Rake-O-Vac®.......................................................................212-213
Pro Force Debris Blower ...................................................214-215
Sand Pro®...........................................................................216-219
Line Painter 1200................................................................220-221
Multi Pro®............................................................................222-233
Foam Marker Kits ...............................................................234-237
Top Dressers, ProPass™, Material Handlers ..................238-247
Engine Oil Viscosity Charts ..............................................248-253
Hydraulic Oil Viscosity Charts..........................................254
Hydraulic Oil Standards Charts........................................255-258
Toro Oil Chart .....................................................................259
API Motor Oil Guide............................................................260-262

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Notes
Version 2 changes: Pages 48 & 50; Toro part numbers provided for Air and Fuel
Filters. dated 08/2002
Version 3 changes: Pages 2, 9, 27& 34; Peugeot engine
coolant has changed. The part number has changed from
(93-7213) to (104-8606). dated 03/2010
Version 4 changes: Page 35; Incorrect part number for oil filter on GM 345.
The correct number is FL-100-A. dated 03/2010
Version 4 changes: Page 41; Workman 1100 tire pressure range change.
dated 03/2010
Version 5 changes: All 2003 updates - dated 01/2003
Version 6 changes:All 2004 updates - dated 07/2004
Version 7 changes: All 2005 updates - dated 02/2005
Version 8 changes: All 2006 updates
Version 9 changes: All 2007 updates - includes increased
oil change intervals newer units.
Version 10 changes: All 2008 updates - includes Toro oil
part numbers at the end of the book.
Version 11 changes: All 2009 updates - includes Toro serial number locations.
Version 12 changes: All 2010 updates – dated 02/2010
Version 13 changes: All 2010 updates – dated 06/2010
Version 14 changes: All 2011 updates – dated 02/2011

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Important Information on Consumable Items
The normal operating environment of Toro machines can be categorized as off road-
severe duty. In order for equipment to provide continuous service in this type of
environment, regular cleaning and scheduled maintenance must be performed.
Components are designed to provide durability with a minimum amount of
maintenance. Maintenance schedules are developed for each product in an effort to
reduce unexpected failures and down-time. However, components that have constant
contact with the turf environment (i.e. reels, bedknives, blades, rollers, caster wheels,
etc.) are subject to a wide variety of detrimental influences that can accelerate the
need for maintenance and/or repair prior to the recommended schedules. Because of
this, these components (greaseable and non-greaseable) may require additional
repairs as part of maintenance, and should be considered “consumable” items.
For additional information on consumable items, refer to the Toro General Commercial
Products Warranty statement on the rear cover of the Operator’s Manuals or at
www.toro.com.

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FINDING YOUR PRODUCT'S MODEL AND SERIAL NUMBER
This is a picture of a Toro model and serial
number plate. You should be able to find
a model and serial number plate that looks
similar to this one on your type of
machine.
Review the sample images below to help
identify the location of the model and serial
number plate on your machine.
Due to the various product configurations
these plates may be placed in a somewhat
protected area (not readily visible). Most
plates will be attached to a main frame
member.
Product Type: Walk-behind
Mowers/Product
How to find the model and serial
number plate:
Look between the wheels on top of the
frame on the back of the machine.

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Product Type: Riding Greeensmowers
How to find the model and serial
number plate:
Locations vary on these machines based
on vintage. Check under the seat area or
on the main frame just above the rear
steer wheel, or on the right-hand frame
member near the wheel brake and
somewhat behind and below the driver's
right foot.
Product Type: Workman Vehicles
How to find the model and serial
number plate:
These plates are under the
dashboard area and may be in the
center (as shown) or on either the
right or left-hand side.
Product Type: Multi Pro Sprayers
How to find the model and serial
number plate:
Look for the plate on the left-hand
side of the operator's compartment
(near the driver's left knee area) or
on the chassis near the battery on
the left side.

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Product Type: Groundsmasters
and Reelmasters
How to find the model and serial
number plate:
Placement varies based on model.
Look first in the area directly behind
the operator's left knee, on the
firewall.
Another location is on the front
frame extension to the left of the
driver's feet.
Product Type: Other Non-
Riding Product
How to find the model and
serial number plate:
Look on the main frame
structure in and open, yet
damage-protected area.
The ProForce Blower is
shown.

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The ProCore 648 Aerator is
shown.
Propass
as shown, is
located on the front LH
side of the unit

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Multipro 5800 as shown, is
now located above the step
plate on the LH side of the
machine
Groundsmaster 360 is located
directly infront of the steering
column