Backshophoss wrote:I take it there's no "on site "mechanic?! Parking brake "barely" works?!?!
1 TURN OFF the motor!
2 FORCE SHIFT the trans into 1st or Reverse!
3 TOW it to a Toro Dealer for a Brake Job or TRADE IN!!!
Yep.. you can actually push it quite easily with the parking brake on. it resists you a litle, but like I said, you park it o a hill even with the parking brake you better be prepared to go catch it cuz that suckers gonna roll. Were waiting for it to die.. I dont think its ever had an oil change. You hit the gas and you have to wait a few seconds for the motor to actually do anything, take your foot off and it will slow to a crawl before the engine provides any sort of power to accelerate again, so its flat out or nothing, once its running full steam its actually faster than the golf carts, which is terrifying because if youre behind a golf cart and he has to slam on the brakes for any reason youre quite frankly done (a kid was injured this way a couple weeks ago, he was following another kid that didnt know he was behind him, so the guy in the cart hits the brakes, and the kid with the Toro had nowhere to go, he swerves to avoid the cart but he obviously cant stop, he ended up slamming into one of the catch net poles and getting his foot caught between the Toro and the pole.. were amazed he didnt bust his foot.). We tried to change the front tires the other day but the wheel was so effed up we could only get one off.. Brake job? From ehat I heard.. forget it. the key broke the first day i started (wasnt me) so to start it we have a screwdriver. Were trying to get money for anoher one (county fundeed driving range), but until then were stuck with this pile.. I told my boss that I had to run after it the other day and he just laughs.