Page 2 - CAUTION
To help you as quickly as possible when you write or call for parts or service assistance, we'll need to know your tiller serial number. This num ber tells us when your machine was made and what features it has. The arrow in the graphic to the right points to the location of the serial number. For ...
Page 4 - TABLE OF CONTENTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS Section 1: Safety.................................................................................................................. 6Section 2: Easy Assembly..................................................................................................... 9Section 3: Operation T...
Page 6 - Section 1; : Safety Instructions; TRAINING
Section 1 : Safety Instructions Your Tiller has been carefully designed and assembled. However, as with any other piece of powered equipment, the operator must follow safe operating practices at all times. Failure to do so could result in personal injury or damage to the equipment or property. Befor...
Page 7 - MAINTENANCE AND STORAGE
and prevent it from touching the spark plug to prevent accidental starting. 9. Never operate the tiller without proper guards, plates, or other protective safety devices in place. 10. Do not run the engine in an enclosed area. The exhaust fumes from the engine contain ex tremely dangerous carbon mo...
Page 8 - DECALS; See the Parts Ordering Information at the back of this Manual.
DECALS If any of the decals below become illegible, damaged, or missing, order replacements immediately. See the Parts Ordering Information at the back of this Manual.
Page 9 - UNPACKING AND LOOSE PARTS
Please follow the steps in this Section to assemble your tiller and prepare it for use. These steps will not take long and will assure correct assembly of your new tiller. We recommend you read this Section all the way through first. Then begin the assembly steps. UNPACKING AND LOOSE PARTS Your till...
Page 10 - ASSEMBLY STEPS
ASSEMBLY STEPS You’ll need the following tools for assembly; • Two 7/16" wrenches ( a 7/16" socket, exten sion, and ratchet can be substituted for one of the 7/16" wrenches). • One Medium size Phillips head screwdriver. 1. Unwind the throttle cable from around the en gine. Use care whe...
Page 12 - Operation; ENGINE OIL MIXTURE; WARNING; STARTING AND STOPPING
Section 3: Operation Your equipment is now assembled and ready to be serviced with the correct fuel/oil mixture. THE GASOLINE / TWO-^CYCLE ENGINE OIL MIXTURE Since your tiller has a Tecumseh two cycle (“two-stroke”) engine, you MUST mix together a quality two-cycle oil with gasoline. The mixture is ...
Page 13 - TILLING AND CULTIVATING
Figure 10: Fuel Primer Button Aids in Starting. A WARNING Do not touch the Throttle Control Lever while starting the engine. The tines may propel the machine forward if the engine speed is advanced from idle. Failure to follow these instructions can re suit in personal injury or property damage. 4....
Page 14 - GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS; TIPS AND TECHNIQUES
6. If you need to make any adjustments to the tilling depth: a. Turn the engine OFF. Disconnect the spark plug wire. b. Remove the hairpin cotter and the clevis pin from the depth stake bracket. c. Move the depth stake up for deeper tilling and cultivating, or down for shallower work. d. Reinsert th...
Page 16 - Maintenance; ENGINE LUBRICATION
Remounting the tine gangs takes just a couple of minutes and you’ll need a pliers at most. The Figures to the right show the conventional tine configuration where there is a narrow gap be tween the center (inner) tines, and the special stony soil tine pattern where the inner tine gangs have been sw...
Page 17 - ENGINE; AIR; FILTER; COOLING SYSTEM; SPARK PLUG
5. Place the nozzle of a grease gun onto the rim of the fill hole. Push the nozzle of the grease gun against the opening to seal the nozzle of the gun against the rim of the fill hole. 6. Apply grease into the transmission until grease begins to come from the air vent hole. 7. Reinstall the fill hol...
Page 18 - TINE REMOVAL & INSTALLATION
TINE REMOVAL & INSTALLATION A WARNING Worn tines may become sharp. Wear heavy gloves when removing, handling, or rein stalling tines to prevent personal injury. I M P O R T A N T The four tines are not interchangeable. They must be reinstalled in the same posi tions from which you removed them...
Page 19 - NARROW CULTIVATING; STORAGE
J Dust Cover i with ■ ■ Felt Washer Photo 18: Installing An Inner Tine. B. Slide the inner tine over the tine shaft. C. Slide the outer tine over the tine shaft. D. Secure the tines to the tine shaft by inserting the hairpin cotter in the outer hole in the tine shaft. It is easier to install the hai...
Page 21 - EXPLODED VIEW OF THE TILLER/CULTIVATOR
Page 24 - GARDEN WAY BRANCH CANADA
LIIVIITED WARRANTY I. PRODUCTS COVERED This w arranty applies to a ll T ROY-BILT branded equipm ent. I(. PRODUCT WARRANTY: NON-COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL THREE YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY Garden W ay Inc. w arrants the TRO Y-BiLT branded M ini-Tiller to the o riginal retail purchaser o nly, to b e free from d...