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Troybilt Horse Model (1980)

12 years ago

A question of "senior" Troy Bilt tiller owners. Back in the day owners received newsletters containing helpful hints for tiller owners. One such tip explained how to extend the use of bolo tines by "rotating" them. Does anyone have this information?....... This would be most appreciated. Thank you..........

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bluemower
12 years ago
I don't remember rotating the tines. I do recall replacing the worn tines with heavy duty replacements. The heavy duty tines had a welded bead along the leading edge of the tines.

The newsletter was a nice touch. I believe comments were offered by Dean Leith.
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