Troy-Bilt Horse - Removing Tiller Transmission; Remove the Handlebar Assembly; Remove Forward;Reverse Lever and Entire Yoke Assembly; Dont Kink Throttle Wire

REMOVING TILLER
TRANSMISSION
from HORSE MODEL TROY -BIL T TILLER
OWNERS OF ELECTRIC START TILLERS
... Please refer to Part8 on page 159 and then
return to Part
1, Step 1 after the battery
and its bracket have been disconnected as
indicated. (Photo 8/112) Don't kink throttle wire.
'PARTONE
REMOVE THE HANDLEBAR ASSEMBLY
Step
1. To disconnect the throttle wire from the
carburetor and speed control assembly, loosen
the cable retaining clip and lift the throttle
wire out of the clip. See Photo 8/112.
Step 2. Remove the "T" bar handlebar mount-
ing clamp and remove the handlebars. As you
place them aside, be careful that the throttle
cable does not gat bent or kinked.
Step 3. With the "T" bar clamp out, place a flat
pan
with 2" high sides, or a shallow plastic pail
or bucket underneath the tiller transmission
drain plug. It's the lower plug on the left side of
the tiller, shown in the photo. Drain the tiller
transmission oil. See Photo 8/113.
Step 4. Remove the mounting bolt, plate and the
reverse disc-see Photo 8/114.
PART TWO
REMOVE FORWARD/REVERSE LEVER &
ENTIRE YOKE ASSEMBLY
Step
1. Remove the bolts that fasten the control
yoke to the engine mount as shown (one on
each side) in
Photo 8/98 and atA in Photo 8/114.
Step 2. Remove the bolts that fasten the yoke
control pivot link to the pinion bearing retain-
ing plug on the transmission as shown ... one
on each side. See Photo 8/115.
(Photo 8/113) Drain gear oil.
(Photo 8/114) Remove reverse disc.
(Photo 8/115) Remove bolt in side plug.
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