Troy-Bilt horse transmission

15 years ago

I have a chance to buy a TB Horse, it looks good, the tines turn, but the wheels do not move. How much of a booger are these transmissions to work on? I can get it for 50 bucks, but am wondering if parts are still available for them, since MTD got ahold of them?

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nod702
15 years ago
They are not that hard to repair if you have mechanical skills. And parts are still available for them. You can't go wrong for 50 bucks.
davefr
15 years ago
Buy it!!! There are online service manuals out there and most parts can eventually be found.

You could even part it out and make out like a bandit.
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caboman
14 years ago
I have an old Troy-Bilt Horse model serial number 677311 from 1983 that I have had since new. I got her running perfect and was using for over an hour. and the wheel drive stopped working. Pulley is turning but feels as if it is free wheeling not attached to a drive shaft . My Manual that came with the Tiller states " shifting pin at the end of the Eccentric shaft may be broken. any ideas on if that is the problem, are the parts available and is it a difficult task I am pretty good but no transmission expert.
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any ideas or previous experience reply to toymgr@gmail.com
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Troy-Bilt horse transmission

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