Troy-Bilt Horse User Manual

You can use the dozer to move dirt piles (see
Photo 6/13), or create them, to clear stones
from a garden or lawn area you're preparing, or
doing light grading and to backfill trenches
you've dug to bury pipe or outdoor wiring. In-
cidentally, you can dig those trenches with the
help of a furrower and even the dozer.
If
you have a large compost pile that you want
to move around the dozer will use the Troy-
Bilt's power to make light work of the task.
Some folks have used the dozer regularly to
clean out a barn, while others have used it to
assist them in making terraces for hillside gar-
dening (please see Section 5 of this manual for
our recommendations for tilling on a hillside
and terracing).
The versatile Dozer/Snow Blade lets you use
Troy-Bilt tractor power instead of hand-power.
This, of course, could avoid the need to rent
equipment for those occasional heavier jobs
you're sure to run into. You'll save lots of time,
and
won't have to struggle with those heavy
tasks when
you have a Dozer/Snow Blade At-
tachment for your Troy-Bilt.
Put your tiller to work for you in winter
months. Move a foot or more of light snow or 6-8
inches
of heavy, wet snow, see Photo 6/14.
Clear
driveways and sidewalks clean to the
pavement, or cut paths to your garage or out-
buildings. (You probably ought to order tire
chains for better traction in deep snow or icy
conditions.)
BUILT TO BE EVER-50-USEFUL
Maneuvering is solid and sure thanks to the
driving power of the large wheels. The operator
can control just how much dirt (or snow) the
dozer moves with the handlebars.
The Bumper attachment bracket is manu-
factured from 1-inch steel tubing and it pro-
tects the carburetor and the engine blower
housing from unexpected impacts (from trees,
fences, walls,
doorways, etc.).
You can set
the blade at anyone of five posi-
tions: straight ahead or at either of two angles
on the
right or left so you can do special jobs
faster and better-see Photos 6/15 and 6/16.
With this flexibility, you can move snow to
either side of a walk, or backfill in one pass.
Changing the blade angle in seconds is simply
a matter of removing a pin and changing blade
position.
(Photo 6/13) Enlarging a pile of soil.
(Photo 6/14) Clearing a driveway of snow.
(Photo 6/15) Dozer/Snow Blade Attachment.

Troy-Bilt Horse Specifications

General

Brand	Troy-Bilt
Model	Horse
Category	Lawn Mower
Language	English