Demonstration! How To Operate Troy-Bilt Bronco Garden Tiller Wheel Lock Problem Solved In Video!

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[@igottimetodaybrah209]

What the heck. I've owned mine for 6yrs and hated it. If I go out today and find out it was self propelled, Im gonna lose it. Thx you guys so much

[@Val-ee4hd]

That's not the throttle it is the Reverse. Read on the handle. It is so you can back up. MUST have tines OFF the ground when you do it. I bought one years ago and it came assembled and delivered to house. They didn't put the handle bars on right and they would slide down and up. So if yours does that you need to move those flat bars to the other side of where they are. Lowes couldn't figure it out. You can adjust them for your comfy zone if you short or tall.

[@kd9398]

It is damn well in the manual. I learned this 10 years ago when I actually read the manual for my tiller.

[@sahmadi1000]

I inherited a tiller like that. It didn't move. I could never find what is wrong with it so I soled it dirt cheap. I am now learning that I gave a way a perfectly find tiller. All I can say is shame on Troy for not highlighting this important point for their product.

[@cindybales5523]

You are now my hero. I did not know that about the wheels and been pushing it without moving the wheels in place. It's been killing my shoulders. I thought I had to be doing something wrong and this is the only video/article I have found that explained adjusting the wheels.

[@drodriguez3935]

He said toyytle 🐢 like bebop and rocksteady from ninja Turtles …early 90s cartoon 😂😂😂

[@borntobewild9056]

The older troy bilts had a disengage lever so you could free wheel...don't know why they did away with that. Also this couple needs more practice it appears on how to till correctly!

[@scottcoffelt329]

Also, for transporting to and from, just lower the drag bar and it’ll drive without digging in. It’ll still turn the tines, so be careful. No need to pin wheels every time you move it. Thank you for showing this.

[@user-yw1ju7co1o]

OMG (as my daughter used to say) - I bought this tiller at Tractor Supply at a $400 discount (last years model maybe), it came with no instruction manual. I loved hearing you say it was useless! Anyway, I didn't know about the 'self propelled' mode!!! Can I send you some funding for providing your tutelage? Tell me where to send the funds and thank you (again and again)...

[@eastcoastpikachu]

Strange when I look at the Operator's manual it explains how the wheels work on pages 8 and 9. Section 3 assemble and set up. Are you missing a page? but thanks for showing people.

[@gailscott5130]

Thank you for sharing this information. I was really struggling with this. Did not know to look at the wheels. Your absolutely right about this information not being in the manual. Thanks again for sharing

[@almattaliano8902]

I bought my new bronco this past spring. But it was jumping Everytime I was tilting. Now by watching your video finally figured out what was the problem.

[@Spike777chi]

THANK YOU Kevin and Dearly! I never knew this, I've been starting my tiller just so i could move it from point A to B and they move soooooo slow so it took awhile to get it to the shed... THANK you, have a blessed day!

[@dawn2work]

I inherited one of these from my Dad when he passed away. I am so glad you showed how to make the wheels move!! ❤

[@hookedongeorge]

Oh my goodness!! Thank you a million times over!! All my questions are answered!! Mine is working like a dream now!!

[@rickbitler155]

Thank you sooo much for explaining the wheels. I literally just finished reading the owners manual to my brand new Troy-Bilt 15 mins ago, and it did not tell me anything about pulling the pins! Sure appreciate you.. happy gardening. Rick

[@garyburson1299]

Thank you for sharing this video. It is a great introduction to the operation of the Super Bronco. I have just purchased this model of Troy-Bilt tiller. This video has given me the confidence that I need to operate this piece of equipment safely and with confidence. Great job!

[@brendasworld9644]

Thats a nice tiller,thank Kevin for show us how to operate it. Good job Dearly for tilling for us. Glad ur getting ur garden ready .

[@moonchen8689]

Thanks for the demonstration! I just bought one for my yard, and your demonstration are very helpful for me to start using my Troy Bilt. Thanks..

[@MojoSamuari]

I love this lady! Bless her for trying to speak English. It's a hard language to learn. But she's Fantastic! A good person.