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SECTION 6: Tiller Attachment Transmission PTO HORSE MODEL TECHNICAL MANUAL Page 6-4 4/90 the Owner/Operator Manual for instructions on how to remove the bolo tine holders. 1. Remove the five bolts (1) and nylon washers (2), if any, that secure the tiller housing cover (3). Discard the washers. Have a pan ready to catch the gear oil that will pour out when you remove the housing cover in the next step. 2. Remove the housing cover by gently tapping the right side of the tine shaft inward with a soft mallet. 3. Discard the tiller housing cover gasket(s) (4). 4. Use a soft mallet to strike inward on the right side of the tiller tine shaft (5). If necessary, strike downward on the right side of the shaft. This will collapse the right side oil seal (6) and help the tiller cluster to come out. 5. Remove the tiller tine shaft (5) and the attached gear and bear- ings from the tiller housing. 6. It is possible that you are removing the tiller tine shaft as part of the tiller drive shaft removal procedure. Regardless of why you are removing the tiller tine shaft, you must replace the oil seats. When you have the opportunity, perform the following two steps. a. Put the tiller housing cover on an open vise so that the ends of the cover are supported. Tap out the oil seal (6) and discard it. Note: Do not pry or tap directly on the side of the cover. Doing so could damage or score the bearing cup or the inside of the cover. b. Turn the transmission housing on one side and tap out the oil seal (6) from the right side of the housing. Note: Be careful not to damage or score the bearing cup or the inside of the housing. 7. Remove the bearing cup (8) from the right side of the tiller housing, using a punch to drive the cup inward. Be careful not to damage the inside of the tiller housing. Note: You only need to remove this bearing cup if you will be using a new right side roller bearing. If you replace a bearing you must also replace the bearing cup. Keep each bearing cup paired with its bearing if you intend to reuse them. Each bearing cup wears differently according to its bearing. 8. Use a punch to remove the bearing cup from the housing cover (only if you are installing a new left side roller bearing). 9. To disassemble the gear and bearing assembly: a. Place the tiller tine shaft assembly on an arbor press. „.. 10 Figure 6-2: Tiller Attachment Tine Shaft Assembly. 5 7 4 2 1 \ S. St *Ref. No. 9 washers (P/N 94017) are used on Tiller Serial No.0900038 and up. Tillers equipped with these washers also use a special Bronze Worm Gear (P/N 2675), Woodruff Key (P/N 97067) and Bearing/- Cup Assembly (P/N 11522).

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SECTION
6:
Tiller
Attachment
Transmission
PTO
HORSE
MODEL
TECHNICAL
MANUAL
Page
6-4
4/90
the
Owner/Operator
Manual
for
instructions
on
how
to
remove
the
bolo
tine
holders.
1.
Remove
the
five
bolts
(1)
and
nylon
washers
(2),
if
any,
that
secure
the
tiller
housing
cover
(3).
Discard
the
washers.
Have
a
pan
ready
to
catch
the
gear
oil
that
will
pour
out
when
you
remove
the
housing
cover
in
the
next
step.
2.
Remove
the
housing
cover
by
gently
tapping
the
right
side
of
the
tine
shaft
inward
with
a
soft
mallet.
3.
Discard
the
tiller
housing
cover
gasket(s)
(4).
4.
Use
a
soft
mallet
to
strike
inward
on
the
right
side
of
the
tiller
tine
shaft
(5).
If
necessary,
strike
downward
on
the
right
side
of
the
shaft.
This
will
collapse
the
right
side
oil
seal
(6)
and
help
the
tiller
cluster
to
come
out.
5.
Remove
the
tiller
tine
shaft
(5)
and
the
attached
gear
and
bear-
ings
from
the
tiller
housing.
6.
It
is
possible
that
you
are
re-
moving
the
tiller
tine
shaft
as
part
of
the
tiller
drive
shaft
removal
procedure.
Regardless
of
why
you
are
removing
the
tiller
tine
shaft,
you
must
replace
the
oil
seats.
When
you
have
the
opportunity,
perform
the
following
two
steps.
a.
Put
the
tiller
housing
cover
on
an
open
vise
so
that
the
ends
of
the
cover
are
supported.
Tap
out
the
oil
seal
(6)
and
discard
it.
Note:
Do
not
pry
or
tap
directly
on
the
side
of
the
cover.
Doing
so
could
damage
or
score
the
bear-
ing
cup
or
the
inside
of
the
cover.
b.
Turn
the
transmission
housing
on
one
side
and
tap
out
the
oil
seal
(6)
from
the
right
side
of
the
housing.
Note:
Be
careful
not
to
damage
or
score
the
bearing
cup
or
the
inside
of
the
housing.
7.
Remove
the
bearing
cup
(8)
from
the
right
side
of
the
tiller
housing,
using
a
punch
to
drive
the
cup
inward.
Be
careful
not
to
damage
the
inside
of
the
tiller
housing.
Note:
You
only
need
to
remove
this
bearing
cup
if
you
will
be
using
a
new
right
side
roller
bear-
ing.
If
you
replace
a
bearing
you
must
also
replace
the
bearing
cup.
Keep
each
bearing
cup
paired
with
its
bearing
if
you
intend
to
reuse
them.
Each
bearing
cup
wears
differently
according
to
its
bearing.
8.
Use
a
punch
to
remove
the
bearing
cup
from
the
housing
cover
(only
if
you
are
installing
a
new
left
side
roller
bearing).
9.
To
disassemble
the
gear
and
bearing
assembly:
a.
Place
the
tiller
tine
shaft
assembly
on
an
arbor
press.
„..
2
1
\
S
.
10
Figure
6-2:
Tiller
Attachment
Tine
Shaft
Assembly.
4
5
7
*Ref.
No.
9
washers
(P/N
94017)
are
used
on
Tiller
Serial
No.0900038
and
up.
Tillers
equipped
with
these
washers
also
use
a
special
Bronze
Worm
Gear
(P/N
2675),
Woodruff
Key
(P/N
97067)
and
Bearing/
-
Cup
Assembly
(P/N
11522).
St