Toro 138-7265 Spring Timecutter Exmark Quest Mower

Product Description

The TORO 138-7265 is a genuine OEM replacement spring designed for 42-inch deck configurations on Toro TimeCutter and Exmark Quest riding lawn mowers. This spring maintains proper deck tension and engagement geometry, ensuring consistent cutting performance across the full width of the mowing deck. Sourced directly from Toro, it meets original factory specifications. Installation is typically handled by outdoor power equipment technicians or experienced service personnel performing deck maintenance or belt drive component replacement. The part measures approximately 2.01 inches in its primary coil dimension and ships in a compact profile suitable for standard parts counter handling.

This spring fits a range of residential zero-turn and riding mower platforms running 42-inch decks. It applies to Toro TimeCutter units spanning multiple model years and serial ranges, as well as Exmark Quest models with compatible 42-inch deck assemblies. Refer to the machine model and serial number range listed in the original equipment documentation to confirm fitment before installation.

Key Features

• Genuine Toro OEM part - meets factory specification for tension and geometry
• Cross-compatible fit covering Toro TimeCutter and Exmark Quest 42-inch deck platforms
• Compact form factor for straightforward deck component access
• Direct OEM replacement - no modification required for listed compatible units

Compatibility

Fits Toro TimeCutter units: 74677, 74679, 74682, 74683, 74684, 74685, 74686, 74687, 74690, 74691, 75730TA, 75734, 75740, 75741, 75742, 75742TA, 75742W, 75743, 75744, 75745, 75745TA, 75745W, 75746, 75746TA, 75747, 75747W, 75748, 75749, 75752TA, 75758TA, 77401. Fits Exmark Quest models: QZE600CKA42200, QZE702GEM34200, QZE702GEM42200, QZE725GKC42200. Verify model and serial number range against equipment documentation before ordering.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified outdoor power equipment technician. Before servicing the deck assembly, disengage the blade drive, shut off the engine, and remove the ignition key to eliminate unintended startup. Use appropriate hand tools to relieve existing spring tension before removal. Follow the equipment manufacturer's service manual for proper spring routing and attachment points specific to the deck configuration.