8TEN Mower Spindle for Exmark Toro TimeCutter 5000 5060 4235 4260 121-0751 117-7267 139-3214 3 Pack

Used these to replace noisy mower deck spindles. Now it is a lot quieter.

Well built, looks as good or better than OEM. Fit my mower perfect. I recommend replacing all 3 at the same time, they all had a little play in the old ones. There was no play in the blades after replacing the spindles. So thankful it included bolts, since every spindle snapped at least one bolt when removing. Wish there was a grease zero on them. Saw on YouTube how you can add one.Overall these are fantastic so far. I’ll update the review if I see a premature failure but judging by the quality I don’t expect that to happen.

I purchased these for a Toro Timecutter SS5000 and they fit perfectly and seem sturdy. I’ve probably cut my yard 5/6 times since putting this product on and it’s performed as expected (takes over 3 hours to mow my yard each time). When I removed the deck to sharpen the blades, the spindle I replaced still looked very good. I only needed one, but I strongly recommend this 3 pack...you’ll need to replace a spindle and it’s never at a convenient time, so save the shipping time and a little money with this. Get a deck belt while you’re at it.

Now my mower deck doesn't vibrate as much as before. The old bearings were definitely worn. These fit my needs just right.

I'll start off by saying that these spindles looks like they were cast from the exact same mold as the OEM except that the part number isn't cast into it. In fact, I'd say the casting finish is BETTER than the new OEM replacements. Unlike the OEM, these are actually pre-tapped and don't require self tapping bolts that are guaranteed to shear off when you try to remove them. All the hardware you need is included.The 6203 bearings are 'no name'. I can't find a manufacturer or country of origin. My Toro OEM spindle has Chinese bearings.I haven't installed these yet. I will update the review if they disappoint, but I think they're a winner, especially considering the cost.Edit: I mowed about 75 hrs on these spindles LAST season. At the beginning of THIS season, I thought two of the spindles were a little noisy, so I replaced all the bearings. After disassembly, I found that 4 bearings had no markings whatsoever, 2 had a brand name I didn't recognize. The 4 "no-names" were trashed, the others 2 were fine. I found some high quality replacement bearings for $8/ea and pressed them in no problem. I see these are now listed for double what I paid for them ($73 for all three in Feb '20). At last year's price, I'd buy them again. At the current price ($150), I'd want to know they're putting some name brand quality bearings in these spindles, especially since they're sealed units.Tough call, but I'm going to have to pull a star for the cheap no-name bearings and 2 of 3 spindles not spinning smoothly after 1 season. Full disclosure though, I move 3 acres / wk and I do torture my mower with high speeds, thick grass, and lots of weeds.

So far, these have been great.I had a bearing go out on my Exmark, and these were a fast and inexpensive repair.Hoping they last, but from reading the reviews, it doesn't sound like the bearing will last too long.I'll update this review sometime later about how long they last.

These are just as good as the name brand but a lot cheaper. I’ve had them installed on my zero turn for about 2 months now and so far so good as I cut about 5 acres of grass every two weeks.

Installed three of these this year prior ro the mowing season. They are well built, a great fit, and an easy install. I have mowed many times with them already this year and they have performed very well. Would buy again.