I've used wooden dowels close to the diameter of the actual shaft to keep needle bearings in place on transmission countershaft gear clusters. The bearings stay in place and the gear cluster is aligned with the case holes by the dowel so the metal shaft usually slides through fairly easily pushing the dowel out as it goes.
I have a troy built tiller 1980's model. When I put it in gear and start moving the trans starts whining. The cast is full of oil and everything works but I don't think it should be making this sound.
I have a horse that's making alot of noise while under a load tilling.. the front lower pulley has almost 1/2 inch of slop back and forth.Any ideas what it could be? It doesn't want to keep tilling it's like somethings slipping.
I just ordered a seal and gasket kit for a model two, it's leaking a little at point where rod for clutch goes into housing, what's the process for replacing, orings while its assembled. Thanks
I was wondering if you could answer a question for me. I just replaced the tiller tine shaft, bearings, and bronze worm gear on a 1984 troy bilt horse III. After I put the tines back on there is a lot of wobble in the shaft with the tines on. What did I do wrong? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks
Your gear selector is up or down. It's somewhere in between. Trader roll it while you're adjusting that's how I found out mine. If it still don't roll maybe you got something else going on.
The axle bushings were worn and will cause oil leaks at the seals as well as the sealing surface on the axle was damaged. I think people only ever change the engine oil and gearbox oil gets neglected. I am restoring one now and same parts are tore up on mine as well as the low speed small gear
I've used wooden dowels close to the diameter of the actual shaft to keep needle bearings in place on transmission countershaft gear clusters.
The bearings stay in place and the gear cluster is aligned with the case holes by the dowel so the metal shaft usually slides through fairly easily pushing the dowel out as it goes.
I have a troy built tiller 1980's model. When I put it in gear and start moving the trans starts whining. The cast is full of oil and everything works but I don't think it should be making this sound.
Hey thanks for posting this video buddy .
I have a horse that's making alot of noise while under a load tilling.. the front lower pulley has almost 1/2 inch of slop back and forth.Any ideas what it could be? It doesn't want to keep tilling it's like somethings slipping.
I just ordered a seal and gasket kit for a model two, it's leaking a little at point where rod for clutch goes into housing, what's the process for replacing, orings while its assembled. Thanks
I was wondering if you could answer a question for me. I just replaced the tiller tine shaft, bearings, and bronze worm gear on a 1984 troy bilt horse III. After I put the tines back on there is a lot of wobble in the shaft with the tines on. What did I do wrong? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks
did you set the gap between the housing and the cap proper . this will set the taper bearings gap
Hey,
My troy built tuffy tiller wont free wheel? What do you think is wrong with it?
ASAP
Your gear selector is up or down. It's somewhere in between. Trader roll it while you're adjusting that's how I found out mine. If it still don't roll maybe you got something else going on.
Thanks
where can i get parts
Why did u take it apart i used to build these in troy ny they could easily go through 3 engines before wearing out
The axle bushings were worn and will cause oil leaks at the seals as well as the sealing surface on the axle was damaged. I think people only ever change the engine oil and gearbox oil gets neglected. I am restoring one now and same parts are tore up on mine as well as the low speed small gear
I have to chuckle that TroyBilt calls a gear shifter a clutch.