Flat tire on Toro Timecutter Z16-42 Model # 79214, Ride on Mower?

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In that scenario, the clutch jamming and locking up against something may be a possibility. If the clutch just jams it holds the blades on contact with the drive.

Worn pulleys, badly aligned pulleys, or sticky bearing are much more likely. There is lots of help here as this is a known issue.

https://www.google.com/search?q=Toro+timecutter+breaking+belts

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check for rusted or failing bearings on the cutter shafts

http://www.partstree.com/parts/toro/mowers-zero-turn-lawn-mower/74631-toro-timecutter-ss-5000-zero-turn-mower-sn-314000001-314999999-2014/belt-and-pulley-assembly/

Give this link a try. Once you have the belt diagram, and the right belt, it has to fit.

this sure sounds as if you have a seat switch issue , this is a safety device to make sure theres an operator that weights more than 115 lbs in seat , the blade engauge problem and non movement tells me this

6 hours and it is probably still in warranty. Consider taking it back.

are you replacing both the drive and driven gears

there should be handle stops on each side adjust them one at a time to balance the speed

I have a 22" Toro Recycler Lawn Mower with front wheel drive. After many years the original tires wore out, primarily the left front.
After I replaced the wheels the front wheels kept falling off. I learned that Toro uses an unusual two layer washer on the front wheels. You need a) either an exact replacement for this washer OR b) two separate washers. The hole of the washer is 3/8" Everbilt has the smaller flat washer PN 637-009 and the larger washer can be found in the Everbilt PN 281-293. The SMALLER washer must be placed closer to the frame, the larger washer is closer to the wheel. Once this was done it ran perfectly.
Later I found pieces of the original washers in the grass. Toro had the replacement washer available on their website, I was just in a hurry to get the mower back up and running. The Everbilt washers were purchased at Home Depot.

We don't have access to the manufacturer's manuals here at FixYa.com, but you can purchase one directly from Toro by following this link:

https://homeownersolutions.toro.com/portal/server.pt?space=CommunityPage&cached=true&parentname=CommunityPage&parentid=1&in_hi_userid=30166&control=SetCommunity&CommunityID=225&PageID=30031#manualsResultPage

Bill B.

As long as teh bead selas and the tire holds air, i'd leave it. Othewise, go to northern tool and equipment or fleetfarm and find a replacment rim. there all pretty standard widths and bolt patterns. Should be too expensive either.