Troy-Bilt Horse Tiller Technical Manual - Page 7

Wheels, and/or, Tines

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SECTION 2: Transmission Troubleshooting PTO HORSE MODEL TECHNICAL MANUAL Page 2-3 4/90 Wheels and/or Tines Do Not Turn Symptom Wheels and tines won't turn even though Wheels/Tines/PTO Lever seems to work properly. Tines turn but the wheels do not turn or turn only in one speed. The Wheel Speed Lever moves the clutch into either gear. Remedy • Inspect the drive belt for wear or mis-adjustment. See the Owner/Operator Manual for instructions. • Check condition and adjustment of reverse disc. See the Owner/Operator Manual for instructions. • Inspect the mounting bolt on the transmission drive pulley. It may be loose or missing, which would allow the key in the pulley to fall out. If so, the drive belt or reverse disc will turn the pulley but the pulley will not turn the power unit drive shaft. Tighten the bolt (with the concave washer in place) securely. • Check for play in the power unit drive shaft. If there is play in the drive shaft, find out why. It could be a loose bearing cap, improper shimming, damaged bearings or worn worms. • If the transmission is new or rebuilt, the key on the transmission engine pulley may not have been installed. If so, the pulley cannot transfer power to the drive shaft. • If the transmission is new or rebuilt, the internal keys in the pinion assembly may not have been installed. If so, the pinion gears will not drive the wheel speed gears. • Inspect the hi-pro key that lets the clutch turn the wheel shaft. It may be missing or broken. • Inspect the lugs on each side of the clutch; they may be worn. • Inspect the fast and slow speed wheel gears. One or both may be worn. • Inspect the fast and slow speed pinion gears. One or both may be worn. • Inspect the power unit drive shaft worm. It may be worn and not meshing with the bronze worm gear on the pinion shaft assembly. • Inspect the bronze worm gear on the pinion shaft assembly. It may be worn and not meshing with the power unit drive shaft worm. • If the transmission is new or rebuilt, the key that holds the bronze worm gear to the fast speed pinion gear may not have been installed. This means the bronze worm gear will turn but it will not turn the pinion gear. • If the wheels only turn in the fast wheel speed and if the transmission is new or rebuilt, the key may be missing from the stem pinion gear, preventing the transmission from operating in slow gear. The key locks the stem pinion to the fast speed pinion gear.

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SECTION
2:
Transmission
Troubleshooting
PTO
HORSE
MODEL
TECHNICAL
MANUAL
Page
2-3
4/90
Wheels
and/or
Tines
Do
Not
Turn
Symptom
Remedy
Wheels
and
tines
won't
turn
even
though
Wheels/Tines/PTO
Lever
seems
to
work
properly.
Inspect
the
drive
belt
for
wear
or
mis-adjustment.
See
the
Owner/Operator
Manual
for
instructions.
Check
condition
and
adjustment
of
reverse
disc.
See
the
Owner/Operator
Manual
for
instructions.
Inspect
the
mounting
bolt
on
the
transmission
drive
pulley.
It
may
be
loose
or
missing,
which
would
allow
the
key
in
the
pulley
to
fall
out.
If
so,
the
drive
belt
or
reverse
disc
will
turn
the
pulley
but
the
pulley
will
not
turn
the
power
unit
drive
shaft.
Tighten
the
bolt
(with
the
concave
washer
in
place)
securely.
Check
for
play
in
the
power
unit
drive
shaft.
If
there
is
play
in
the
drive
shaft,
find
out
why.
It
could
be
a
loose
bearing
cap,
improper
shimming,
damaged
bearings
or
worn
worms.
If
the
transmission
is
new
or
rebuilt,
the
key
on
the
transmission
engine
pulley
may
not
have
been
installed.
If
so,
the
pulley
cannot
transfer
power
to
the
drive
shaft.
If
the
transmission
is
new
or
rebuilt,
the
internal
keys
in
the
pinion
assembly
may
not
have
been
installed.
If
so,
the
pinion
gears
will
not
drive
the
wheel
speed
gears.
Tines
turn
but
the
wheels
do
not
turn
or
turn
only
in
one
speed.
The
Wheel
Speed
Lever
moves
the
clutch
into
either
gear.
Inspect
the
hi
-pro
key
that
lets
the
clutch
turn
the
wheel
shaft.
It
may
be
missing
or
broken.
Inspect
the
lugs
on
each
side
of
the
clutch;
they
may
be
worn.
Inspect
the
fast
and
slow
speed
wheel
gears.
One
or
both
may
be
worn.
Inspect
the
fast
and
slow
speed
pinion
gears.
One
or
both
may
be
worn.
Inspect
the
power
unit
drive
shaft
worm.
It
may
be
worn
and
not
meshing
with
the
bronze
worm
gear
on
the
pinion
shaft
assembly.
Inspect
the
bronze
worm
gear
on
the
pinion
shaft
assembly.
It
may
be
worn
and
not
meshing
with
the
power
unit
drive
shaft
worm.
If
the
transmission
is
new
or
rebuilt,
the
key
that
holds
the
bronze
worm
gear
to
the
fast
speed
pinion
gear
may
not
have
been
installed.
This
means
the
bronze worm
gear
will
turn but
it
will
not
turn
the
pinion
gear.
If
the
wheels
only
turn
in
the
fast
wheel
speed
and
if
the
transmission
is
new
or
rebuilt,
the
key
may
be
missing
from
the
stem
pinion
gear,
preventing
the
trans-
mission
from
operating
in
slow
gear.
The
key
locks
the
stem
pinion
to
the
fast
speed
pinion
gear.