Troy-Bilt Horse Rebuild Part 2

[@jeffdenney4148]

Do you have a video on taking off the time sleave

[@daleolson7205]

If it is not in the KZbin play list, then no.

[@brucerazor5202]

Where do you order parts ?

[@daleolson7205]

We got most of our parts from partstree.com. Had to get a couple things used from eBay.

[@daveyboy8907]

I just bought one of these tillers.I installed a new motor and filled with gear oil .It was working great then it stopped going forward I noticed gear oil coming out from the rear tine seal..I turned it off and ordered the seal.low gear oil wouldn't make it stop going forward right?? I hope the rear gear is ok.

[@daveyboy8907]

Anything else I should check? Thank you I will be Installing the seal tomorrow.

[@daleolson7205]

I think you might have more serious problems than a seal if the tiller stopped moving. The main drive shaft has two worm gears on it, one drives the transmission hi and low speed to the axle with the tires, the other turns the tiller. If neither one is turning, check the drive belts. look online for a manual with a parts diagram, I think Partstree.com might be a source. It's not too complicated, but everything works together on this.

[@daveyboy8907]

@@daleolson7205 I'm hoping it just popped out of gear..I have new belts and everything was working fine ..I am Installing a new seal tomorrow and I'm just hoping the previous owner didn't run it alot low on gear oil.. The fluid was coming out pretty good ..I I was tilling deep and I'm hoping the linkage got bumped or needs adjusted.Thanks for the reply.I will check the rear gear also to see what shape it's in..

[@daveyboy8907]

@@daleolson7205 it was the belt slipping from tilling to deep in pretty moist conditions on that side of the garden..I replaced the seal it was real easy I ran a sheet metal screw into the seal then used a prybar to pull it out..Came out fast..Now I noticed the front pinion seal leaking so that's next.What a workhorse these things are compared to my front tine..Tilling is a easy job now..Take care

[@brucerazor5202]

Where did you order you new gears ?

[@daleolson7205]

Check out PartsTree.com. Not sure if they still have them, supply chain stuff, you know.

[@mattroberts3916]

Hi Dale, I’m having trouble removing these roll pins, would you have any advise?

[@daleolson7205]

Make sure you have the right size punch, your favorite penetrating oils and as a last case resort heat and cool to break the bond to the pin.

[@gleno2929]

Sometimes when you're hammering away the auto-captioning says '(music)' :)

[@rumplestiltskin1056]

Nice Job Dale! Are you a retired mechanic? You def know what your doing.

[@daleolson7205]

Had some formal training out of High school (many years ago) but I was never fast enough to do it for a living. Just always been wrenching as a hobby all my life.

[@yancyyork8012]

Where did you order parts from? I have 3 of these old "Horse" I'm going to try to repair. They've been in the family for many many years. "Gear issues"

[@daleolson7205]

PartsTree.com Like everything else these days the supply chain is not consistent. Parts may not always be available. We had to get one gear used from eBay.