Toro recalls 2015 Recycler 22 mowers with serial numbers 315000101-315000983 due to risk of blade breakage causing injury. Consumers must stop using immediately and contact a dealer for free repair.
Mowers were assembled with an incorrect blade driver and blade combination, which can cause the blade to break, resulting in an injury hazard.
Toro is recalling 2015 Recycler 22 walk-behind mowers because they were assembled with a faulty blade driver that can cause the blade to break, leading to potential injury. This recall affects mowers with serial numbers from 315000101 to 315000983.
The mowers were assembled with an incorrect blade driver and blade combination that can cause the blade to break during operation. When the blade breaks, it may cause injury to the user, such as cuts or lacerations.
Owners of the 2015 Toro Recycler 22 walk-behind mowers with serial numbers 315000101 to 315000983 are affected. Anyone using these mowers for lawn care is at risk of injury if the blade breaks.
Check for a black plate on the front of the mower that says "Toro Recycler 22" and a serial number between 315000101 and 315000983 on the rear decal.
Do not operate the mower as it poses an injury hazard.
Schedule a free repair with a Toro dealer to fix the blade driver and blade combination.
Consumers should stop using the mowers immediately and contact a Toro dealer to schedule a free repair.
The 2015 Toro Recycler 22 walk-behind mowers with serial numbers from 315000101 to 315000983.
Look for a black plate on the front saying "Toro Recycler 22" and a serial number between 315000101 and 315000983 on the rear decal.
Yes, the faulty blade combination can cause the blade to break, leading to potential injury such as cuts or lacerations.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Toro to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall 6365 — Toro Walk behind power mower Hello, I own a Walk behind power mower that is covered by recall 6365 from Toro. The official recall notice states: Consumers should stop using the mowers immediately and contact a Toro dealer to schedule a free repair. I’m writing to arrange the remedy described in the recall (a refund, repair, or replacement as applicable). Could you please tell me the next steps to resolve this? Thank you.
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