Troy-Bilt GTX 20- Manuals

Section 2 Attachments, Kits & Specifications Below is a list of attachments and kits avaiiable for this tractor. The information below is the most current at the time this manual was printed. Check with your nearest dealer for current information. Number Description Number Description 14025 42&#...

Section 3 Assembly Install Seat Flat Washer Knob Flat Washer Nylon Washer Wave Washer Shoulder Bolt Install Seat Install Knobs One lever on 13060 Steering Wheel , Lock Nut install Front Tires Thrust Washer I /Shim Washers / /(as required) n Cap / 0 Retaining Ring Figure 3-1 10

Assembly (continued) Pre-Delivery Set-Up and Assembly Check List. The following checklist applies to units requiring partial assembly. Follow these instructions prior to deiivery and operation. See Figure 3-1. □ Battery Activate battery as instructed on page 15. □ Engine Oil Add engine oil as necess...

Section 4 Controls 9 - Speed Control Light 10 - Oil Pressure Light 11 - Transmission Oil Temperature Light 12 - Start Light 13 - Battery Light 15 - PTO (attachment drive) Light Auxilliary Hydraulic Lever Light Switch Speed Control Switch Brake / Neutral Pedal Two-Speed Transmission Lever (13062 only...

Controls (continued) Identification and Function of Controls and Features Before operation, the operator should become familiar with the function and location of each control. This will help to ensure proper and efficient operation. 1. Brake / Neutral Pedal Press pedal to apply brake and when starti...

Section 5 Before Operation A WARNING BEFORE OPERATING TRACTOR, READ AND UNDERSTAND ALL SAFETY, CONTROLS AND OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS IN THIS MANUAL AND ATTACHMENT'S MANUAL. READ AND UNDERSTAND ALL SAFETY AND OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS ON DECALS ON TRACTOR AND ATTACHMENTS. 1. Check Engine Oil Check for pro...

Section 6 Operation A WARNING BEFORE OPERATION, READ AND UNDERSTAND ALL SAFETY/OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS IN THIS MANUAL AND AnACHMENT'S MANUAL. READ AND UNDERSTAND ALL SAFETY AND OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS ON DECALS ON TRACTOR AND ATTACHMENTS. Start Engine 1. Move attachment/PTO drive switch (Fig. 6-1) to ...

Operation (continued) USE ONLY TROY-BILT APPROVED AnACHMENTS. Attachments manufactured by others could damage hydraulic system and void warranty. INSPECT ALL HYDRAULIC COMPONENTS FOR HIGH PRESSURE LEAKS BEFORE TESTING OR REPAIRING. Never "feel" for leaks. High pressure oil leaks could penetr...

Section 7 Lubrication and Maintenance WARNING BEFORE PERFORMING ANY MAINTENANCE OR ADJUSTMENTS TO TRACTOR, ENGINE OR ATTACHMENTS: LOWER ATTACHMENTS TO GROUND, DISENGAGE ATTACHMENT/PTO DRIVE, SHUT OFF ENGINE AND WAIT FOR ALL MOVING PARTS TO STOP. SET PARKING BRAKE AND ALLOW ENGINE AND MUFFLER TO COOL...

Maintenance (continued) Air Cleaner IMPROPER AIR CLEANER MAINTENANCE CAN CAUSE ENGINE DAMAGE. Your engine may vary from these instructions. See engine manuai for comp fete engine information. Disassembly: Clean off dirt from around air cleaner. Remove cover. Remove precleaner {Fig. 7-1) and paper el...

Maintenance (continued) WARNING BEFORE PERFORMING ANY MAINTENANCE OR ADJUSTMENTS TO TRACTOR, ENGINE OR ATTACHMENTS: DISENGAGE ATTACHMENT/PTO DRIVE, SHUT OFF ENGINE AND WAIT FOR ALL MOVING PARTS TO STOP. SET PARKING BRAKE AND ALLOW ENGINE AND MUFFLER TO COOL. Spark Plugs Every 100 hours, remove plugs...

Storage Storing the Tractor Always store tractor in a dry and protected place when not in use to protect it from the elements. When tractor is used year round, it is not necessary to store tractor. If tractor will not be used for a season, store it in the following manner. □ Cleaning Completely clea...

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LIMITED WARRANH Products Covered This warranty is for the following TROY-BILT® branded products and their attachments or accessories: chipper/shredders, chipper/vacs, walk-behind mowers, riding mowers, tractors, snow throwers, brush- cutters, sprayers, carts, composters and the Mini-Tiller. Date War...