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Parts Catalog for Toro Workman GTX Electric Utility Vehicle
This parts catalog provides detailed exploded views and part numbers for the Toro Workman GTX Electric Utility Vehicle (Model 07131TC). Use this guide to identify components for maintenance, repair, and ordering replacement parts.
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This document is the official parts catalog for the Toro Workman GTX Electric Utility Vehicle (Model 07131TC). It is designed to help owners and technicians identify, locate, and order replacement parts. The catalog uses exploded diagrams to show the assembly of various vehicle systems, with each part referenced by a number that corresponds to a detailed parts list table.
Ordering Replacement Parts
To ensure you receive the correct components, please provide the specific part number, the required quantity, and a description of the part when placing an order. The catalog uses specific reference number formats:
- Service Assembly Reference Numbers (a:b): Parts within a service assembly are marked as 'a:b'. The 'a' represents the assembly, and 'b' represents the individual part. Ordering the assembly 'a' typically includes all sub-parts, but individual components can often be ordered separately.
- Quantity Indicators (nX y): If a reference number indicates multiple parts, it will appear as 'nX y', where 'n' is the quantity and 'y' is the reference number.
Assembly Breakdown
The catalog is organized by vehicle system. Key sections include:
- Frame and Suspension: Front and rear frame assemblies, suspension mounts, and shock/spring assemblies.
- Brake System: Master cylinder, brake calipers, and parking brake components.
- Steering and Controls: Steering rack, column, pedal assemblies, and key switches.
- Body and Cargo: Hood, fender, seatbase, and cargo bed assemblies.
- Electrical and Powertrain: Battery assembly, rear axle, electric motor, controller assembly, and onboard charger.
Maintenance and Repair Context
This document is a parts reference and does not contain step-by-step repair or service procedures. Always refer to the appropriate service manual for installation, torque specifications, and safety protocols when performing maintenance on the Workman GTX.
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Common problems
Identifying the correct part for a repair
Use the exploded diagrams to locate the part and match the reference number to the corresponding parts list table.
Ordering parts for a service assembly
Look for reference numbers in the format 'a:b'. Ordering the assembly 'a' includes all sub-parts 'b', but individual parts can also be ordered separately.
Determining quantity needed
Check the 'Qty.' column in the parts list. If an illustration shows multiple parts, the reference number format 'nX y' indicates the quantity 'n' of part 'y'.
Before use
- Verify your vehicle model is 07131TC.
- Identify the specific assembly requiring maintenance (e.g., Brake, Steering, Battery).
- Locate the part number in the corresponding table.
- Ensure you have the serial number of your unit if required for specific part compatibility.
Images and diagrams
- Exploded views show the physical arrangement of components.
- Reference numbers in diagrams correspond directly to the 'Ref.' column in the adjacent parts list tables.
- Dashed lines or boxes indicate sub-assemblies or specific groupings of parts.
Model compatibility
- This catalog is specific to the Workman GTX Electric Utility Vehicle, Model 07131TC.
- Some parts may be shared with other Workman series vehicles; always verify the part number against this specific model.
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