Troy-Bilt Horse Tiller Technical Manual - Page 8
Wheels, and/or, Tines, Wheel, Shaft, Moves, Noise, Tiller, Bearing
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PTO HORSE MODEL TECHNICAL MANUAL Page 2-4 4/90 SECTION 2: Transmission Troubleshooting Wheels and/or Tines Do Not Turn Symptom Wheels turn but the tines do not. Remedy • Make sure the Tines/PTO Clutch Lever is engaged. • Adjust the Tines/PTO Clutch Lever. • Make sure the power unit or tiller attachment's dog clutch key is in place and that each key is fully seated. Both dog clutches must be able to slide lengthwise on their shafts. • Inspect the eccentric lever on the Tines/PTO Clutch; it may be broken. • Inspect the tiller attachment drive shaft worm. It may be worn and unable to mesh with the bronze tiller shaft worm gear. • Inspect the bronze tiller drive shaft worm gear. It may be worn and unable to mesh with the tiller drive shaft worm. • Inspect the keys that hold the tine holders to the tine shaft; they may be sheared or missing. Or, the holders may be worn. See the Owner/Operator Manual for instructions. • If the transmission has been in service for a long time, the key that holds the bronze worm gear to the tiller shaft may be broken. If the transmission is new or rebuilt; the key may be missing. Wheels and tines turn on top of the ground but stop or hesitate in the soil. • Check the drive belt for proper adjustment. See the Owner/Operator Manual for instructions. • Check if the mounting bolt for the transmission drive pulley is missing. This would allow the key inside the pulley to fall out. • Follow the remedies for "Wheel and tines won't turn though Wheels/Tines/PTO Lever seems to work properly." See Page 2-3. • Follow the remedies for "Tines turn but the wheels do not turn or turn only in one speed." See Page 2-3. Wheel Shaft Moves To One Side Symptom The wheels and wheel shaft move to one side. Remedy • Check for play in the wheel shaft. If there is more than .015" play, one or both snap rings are out of the groove(s). Noise from Rear Tiller Bearing Symptom A growling or whining noise from the tiller attachment rear bearing. Remedy • Inspect the bearing and bearing cup for wear or damage. • Inspect the tiller shaft bronze worm gear for wear or damage.