Electric PTO Clutch Compatible with Exmark Lazer Z Toro Z Master Z500 Z557 Z560 Z588E Replacement Part Number 103-3246 103-4000 103-4057 103-5835 103-6579 109-7673 116-1611 5218-168 5218-202
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This electric PTO clutch engages and disengages the mower blades on select Exmark Lazer Z and Toro Z Master zero-turn mowers (Z500, Z557, Z560, Z588E models). It replaces OEM part numbers 103-3246, 103-4000, 103-4057, 103-5835, 103-6579, 109-7673, 116-1611, 5218-168, and 5218-202.
Fitment & Compatibility
Before buying, confirm your mowerβs model and serial number range. This clutch fits:
- Exmark Lazer Z (with 60β or 72β decks, specific serial breaks)
- Toro Z Master Z500, Z557, Z560, Z588E (with 50β, 60β, or 72β decks)
Critical checks:
- Measure the clutch shaft diameter (must match your crank shaft β typically 1β or 1-1/8β)
- Verify the electrical connector type (2-pin flat or round)
- Check the mounting bolt pattern (3-bolt vs 4-bolt β this is a 3-bolt design)
- Confirm belt width (usually 1/2β or 5/8β) and pulley diameter (common: 4.5β or 5β)
If your mower uses a different bolt pattern or shaft size, this clutch wonβt fit. Cross-reference your OEM part number with the list above.
Key Things to Know
- Quality: Aftermarket unit at a fraction of OEM price; most users report reliable performance, but some note slightly louder operation than OEM
- Installation difficulty: Moderate β requires basic mechanical skills, a socket set, and a puller for the old clutch. Expect 1β2 hours
- Common gotchas: The air gap between the clutch and rotor must be set to 0.010β0.015β using feeler gauges. Too tight = drag; too loose = no engagement
- Wiring caution: Reverse polarity can fry the coil instantly. Match wire colors (usually red/black) to your mowerβs harness
Should You Buy It
Buy this if you need a direct, cost-effective replacement for a failed OEM clutch on a compatible Exmark or Toro zero-turn, and youβre comfortable with a straightforward DIY install. Skip it if you want a guaranteed quieter OEM feel or if your mower uses a 4-bolt pattern or non-standard shaft size.
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