Troy-Bilt TB30 User Manual (English)

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Paul MccannAug 13, 2025

Why Troy-Bilt Lawn Mower engine fails to start?

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petersonjeffreyAug 13, 2025
The Troy-Bilt Lawn Mower engine may fail to start due to several reasons. It could be that the PTO/Blade is engaged, in which case you should place the blade engage lever in the disengaged (OFF) position. Other potential causes include a disconnected spark plug wire (connect the wire), an empty or stale fuel tank (fill with fresh gas), the choke not activated (place throttle in CHOKE position), a faulty spark plug (clean, adjust gap, or replace), a blown fuse (replace fuse), a flooded engine (crank with throttle in FAST position), parking brake not engaged (engage the parking brake), or the deck chute, mulch plug, or chute tube not properly installed (check their installation).

Elizabeth PerezAug 16, 2025

How to fix uneven cut with Troy-Bilt TB30?

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Daniel PotterAug 16, 2025
An uneven cut with your Troy-Bilt Lawn Mower can result from a deck that isn't leveled properly; perform a side-to-side deck adjustment. A dull blade can also cause this, so sharpen or replace it. Finally, check the tire pressure in all four tires, as uneven pressure can lead to an uneven cut.

Cutting Width	30 inches
Warranty	2-year limited
Number of Blades	1
Deck Material	Steel
Mulching Capability	Yes
Self-Propelled	Yes
Fuel Capacity	1.3 gal
Turning Radius	18 in
Engine Type	4-Cycle
Wheel Size	Front: 13 inches, Rear: 16 inches
Fuel Tank Capacity	1.3 gal
Deck Height Adjustment	5 positions

Cutting Width

30 inches

Warranty

2-year limited

Number of Blades

Deck Material

Steel

Mulching Capability

Yes

Self-Propelled

Yes

Fuel Capacity

1.3 gal

Turning Radius

18 in

Engine Type

4-Cycle

Wheel Size

Front: 13 inches, Rear: 16 inches

Fuel Tank Capacity

1.3 gal

Deck Height Adjustment

5 positions

Troy-Bilt TB30 User Manual

Table of Contents

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Troy-Bilt TB30 Specifications

Summary

To The Owner

Record Product Information

Customer Support

Important Safe Operation Practices

General Operation

Slope Operation

Children

Towing

Service

Safe Handling of Gasoline

General Service

Do Not Modify Engine

Notice Regarding Emissions

Spark Arrestor

Safety Symbols

Slope Gauge

Assembly & Set-Up

Contents of Crate

Recommended Tools for Assembly

Installing The Steering Wheel Assembly

Attaching The Seat

Installing The Deck Chute

Installing the Mulch Plug

Install The Rear Engine Cover

Installing the Hitch Plate

Connecting the Battery Cables

Tire Pressure

Gas and Oil Fill-up

Controls & Features

Throttle / Choke Control

Ignition Switch Module

Clutch-Brake Pedal

Shift Lever

Speed Control Lever

Parking Brake

Deck Lift Lever

PTO (Blade Engage) Lever

Operation

Safety Interlock Switches

Engaging the Parking Brake

Setting the Cutting Height

Starting the Engine

Stopping the Engine

Driving The Tractor

Reverse Caution Mode

Driving On Slopes

Engaging the PTO (Cutting Blade)

Using the Deck Lift Lever

Mowing

Maintenance & Adjustments

Changing Engine Oil

Air Cleaner

Spark Plug

Lubrication

Steering Rack & Pinion

Cleaning the Engine And Deck

Muffler

Battery

Steering Adjustment

Seat Adjustment

Parking Brake Adjustment

Leveling the Deck

Tires

Off Season Storage

Preparing the Engine

Draining the fuel

Service

Cutting Deck Removal

Changing the Deck Belt

Battery

Jump Starting

Charging

Fuse

Cutting Blade