ACERBI Deck Rebuild Kit 50 for Toro Timecutter SS5000 SS5035 SS5060 MX5000 MX5060 Mower Deck Parts 117-0751 117-7267 117-7268 117-7439 Spindle 110-6837-03 112-9759-0 Blade 119-8820 120-3892 Belt

What It Is

The ACERBI Deck Rebuild Kit 50 is a comprehensive replacement set for the 50-inch cutting deck on select Toro Timecutter and MX series zero-turn mowers. It includes spindles, blades, and belts needed to fully refurbish a worn deck, restoring cut quality and drive performance.

Fitment & Compatibility

• Exact models: Toro Timecutter SS5000, SS5035, SS5060, MX5000, MX5060.
• Deck size: 50-inch fabricated deck only. Measure deck width and spindle spacing; this kit won’t fit 42" or 54" decks.
• OEM cross-references: Replaces Toro spindle housings 117-0751/117-7267/117-7268/117-7439, spindle assemblies 110-6837-03/112-9759-0, blades 119-8820/120-3892, and belt. Verify your existing part numbers match these.
• Aftermarket fit: ACERBI is an aftermarket brand—designed to OEM specs but not Toro-branded. Check blade hole pattern (5-point star) and belt length (listed as 50" deck belt). If your deck uses a different spindle bolt pattern, this kit won’t work.

Key Things to Know

• Quality: ACERBI uses sealed bearings and hardened steel spindles; users report durability equal to OEM at lower cost.
• Installation difficulty: Moderate. Requires removing the deck, unbolting old spindles, and replacing blades and belt. Expect 1–2 hours with basic hand tools (socket set, torque wrench).
• Common gotcha: The belt routing diagram may differ slightly from your original—double-check tensioner and idler pulley positions. Also, spindle bolts often need anti-seize to prevent seizing on future replacements.
• What’s included: 3 spindles, 3 blades, 1 belt. No pulleys, bearings, or hardware (check if your deck uses reusable bolts).

Should You Buy It

Buy this if your 50-inch Toro deck has excessive vibration, uneven cut, or belt slipping, and you want a single kit to replace all wear items at once. It’s a cost-effective alternative to buying OEM parts separately, especially for DIY owners comfortable with deck disassembly. Skip it if you only need one spindle or blade, or if you prefer genuine Toro parts for warranty or fitment certainty.