SECTION
2:
Transmission
Troubleshooting
PTO
HORSE
MODEL
TECHNICAL
MANUAL
Page
2·1
4/90
The following charts list the
most
common
problems expe-
rienced with the tiller drive
train. Symptoms
of
problems
are listed along with possible
remedies. If following the
repair procedures does not
fix the problem, call the
TROY-BILT(R)
Tiller Technical
Service Department at
TOLL-FREE: 1-800-833-6990.
Forward and Reverse
Shifting Problems
WARNING: When servicing the machine, prevent uninten-
tional starting
of
the engine by disconnectingthe spark plug
wire and keeping the wire away from the spark plug. Place
the engine throttle control in the OFF position and shift the
Wheelsrrines/PTO Drive Lever into NEUTRAL.
Symptom Remedy
WheelslTines/PTO Lever
•
Check the reverse disc
for
wear. See the
Owner/Operator
Manual
for
instructions.
is hard
to
shift
into
reverse.
Check the adjustment
of
the reverse disc
and/or
reverse spring and plunger
•
-
assembly. See the
Owner/Operator
Manual for instructions.
•
Clean and re-Iubricate the
motor
mount
bars, belt adjustment block, and linkages
on lever. See the
Owner/Operator
Manual
for
instructions.
WheelslTines/PTO Lever
•
Lubricate the
motor
mount
bars, belt adjustment block, and linkages on the lever.
sticks in forward. See the
Owner/Operator
Manual
for
instructions.
•
Check the tension on the drive belt. See the
Owner/Operator
Manual
for instructions.
Tiller
stays in reverse when
•
Lubricate the
motor
mount
bars, belt adjustment block, and linkages on the lever.
the WheelslTines/PTO Lever
See the Owner/Operator Manual for instructions.
is released.
Check the adjustment
of
the reverse disc
and/or
reverse spring and plunger assem-
•
bly. See the
Owner/Operator
Manual
for
instructions.
WheelslTines/PTO Lever
•
Raise the belt adjustment block
as
the drive belt may be too tight.
jumps
out
of
forward.
See the
Owner/Operator
Manual for instructions.
•
Install a new clutch pawl spring at the end of the lever. The old spring may be
overstretched.
WheelslTines/PTO Lever
•
Lubricate the
motor
mount
bars, belt adjustment block, and linkages on lever.
is hard
to
shift
into
forward.
See the
Owner/Operator
Manual for instructions.