What's the Difference Between OEM and Aftermarket Toro Parts?
OEM parts are made by Toro for Toro equipment. Aftermarket parts are made by other companies and can vary in fit and quality. Hilly Ridge sells genuine Toro OEM parts.
What if I Don't See the Part I Need?
Send us a parts request through our contact form with your model number, serial number and the part you need, or call Danville at (570) 672-1070 or Mt. Pleasant Mills at (570) 539-8655.
How Do I Know Which Toro Model I Have?
Check the model and serial number decal on your snow blower. Use that model number to match parts, or include it with your parts request.
My Part Number Doesn't Match What's Listed. Is It the Wrong Part?
Not always. Toro sometimes replaces an older part number with a new one, called a superseded part. For example, the old 125-1120 skid shoe kit now ships as the 38211 non-marking poly skid shoe kit, and 121-6813 is now the 161-0975 traction cable. Each product page lists the old numbers it replaces.
How Do I Check if a Part Fits My Snow Blower?
Every Toro part page on our site has product specs, a related-parts chart and a model fit guide. Find your model number in the fit guide before you order. Still not sure? Send a parts request through our contact form.
Should I Choose Standard or Extended Life Rotor Blades?
Both fit select 21" Power Clear, E-Power Clear, Quick Clear and older CCR models. The 38261 standard rotor blade kit is the residential option, while the 38205 kit is Toro's extended life version.
Do 60V Battery Snow Blowers Use the Same Parts as Gas Models?
Some of them do. The 161-0963P poly scraper bar fits both Power Clear and E-Power Clear models, and the 147-9462 auger drive V-belt fits both standard Power Max and E-Power Max models. Check the fit guide on each part to be sure.