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117-7439 Spindle Fit for Toro Time Cutter Mower - Spindle Assembly Fit for Toro TimeCutter 42" 50" 5000 5060 4225 4235 4250 and Ex Mark Quest 50" Deck Lawn Mower, Replace 117-7268 117-7267

4.7/5 (534 reviews)
$23.59
117-7439 Spindle Fit for Toro Time Cutter Mower - Spindle Assembly Fit for Toro TimeCutter 42" 50" 5000 5060 4225 4235 4250 and Ex Mark Quest 50" Deck Lawn Mower, Replace 117-7268 117-7267
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What It Is

This is a replacement spindle assembly for Toro TimeCutter and Ex Mark Quest zero-turn mowers. It drives the blade on the cutting deck; buy it when a worn or damaged spindle causes blade wobble, vibration, or noisy operation.

Fitment & Compatibility

Check three things before buying:

  • Deck size – Fits Toro TimeCutter 42" and 50" decks (models 5000, 5060, 4225, 4235, 4250) and Ex Mark Quest 50" decks.
  • OEM numbers – Replaces Toro 117-7268 and 117-7267. If your original part number is one of those, this is a direct swap.
  • Measurements – The spindle housing is approximately 3.75" tall with a 1.25" shaft diameter and a 3/8"-24 threaded tip. Measure your old spindle to confirm.
  • Bearing type – This is an aftermarket assembly with sealed ball bearings. It matches OEM specs but is not a genuine Toro part.

Key Things to Know

  • Quality – 4.7 stars from 534 reviews indicates reliable performance for the price. Most users report it lasts as long as OEM.
  • Installation – Moderate difficulty. You’ll need a socket wrench, a puller (if the old spindle is seized), and a torque wrench (tighten to ~40-50 ft-lbs). Allow 30-60 minutes per spindle.
  • Gotcha – The included bolts may be slightly different thread pitch than your deck. Check fit before fully tightening; use anti-seize to prevent future corrosion.
  • Common issue – If your deck has a welded spindle mount, verify the bolt pattern matches (4-bolt square, 2.75" center-to-center).

Should You Buy It

Yes, if you need a cost-effective replacement for a worn Toro TimeCutter or Ex Mark Quest spindle and don’t require an OEM part. It’s a solid value for DIY repairs, but if you prefer factory fit or have a deck under warranty, stick with genuine Toro.

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