Troy-Bilt Horse - Assembling One B Gang of Tines; Add Three Bolts; Three A Gangs and One B Gang; Gang Positions on Tine Holders

(Photo 8/50) Add three bolts.
Right
Left
(Photo 8/51) Three "A" gangs and one "B" gang
(Photo 8/52) Gang positions on tine holders.
Step 1. Please look at Photo 8/53 and take two
right hand tines and place them tips up, hori-
zontally in front of you. Then lay two left hand
tines (with
tips down) over the other tines, as
shown in Photo 8/54.
Step 3. Now put a bolt through the holes in the
tines, as shown in Photo 8/50, and put on a lock-
nut. Put on three bolts and locknuts, but don't
tighten them. They must be very loose during
installation on the holders. Don't install the
fourth bolt until you install the gang around the
holder.
Once you have assembled 4 tines with 3 bolts
in
what we'll call an "A" gang, make two others
just like the first one. Then take a crayon, a
marking pen or a small piece of paper and put
the letter "A" on the face of one tine in each
gang.
Looking at Photo 8/51, you can see that your
tiller will use four gangs of tines-three "A"
gangs and one "8" gang.
You'll also
notice in Photo 8/52 that the empty
tine holders are shown in back of the tiller trans-
mission with four separate positions marked
[1,2,3 and 4]. Each position is also marked with
an "A" or a "8" to show which type gang of tines
goes there.
From
the photo, you can see that the "A"
gangs go in positions 2, 3 and 4, and the "8"
gang goes in position 1, on the far left side of
the tiller.
Step 2. With the tines in place (cutting edges of
tines facing in the same direction), pass the
bolts through both tines at each location, as
shown in Photo 8/54. Loosely assemble the
gang and
mark with a "8". The fourth bolt
doesn't go on until you put the tines around the
holder position.
With three
"8" gangs and one "A" gang as
shown in Photo 8/51, you're ready to install the
tines
on tiller.
ASSEMBLING ONE "B" GANG OF TINES
a
(Photo 8/53)"A"gang. (Photo 8/54) Bolt loosely.
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