For Left Hand Side Of The Tiller; Insert Tine; Tine Clamp; Two Wrenches Tighten - Troy-Bilt Horse Owner's Manual

(Photo 8/73A) Insert tine.
(Sketch 8/738) Tine clamp. (Photo 8/73C) Two wrenches
tighten.
2. Grease the threaded end of a stud and insert
it into the shaft. Tighten firmly with plier. (Photo
8/75.)
3. Take a middle holder with a right hand tine.
When you slide the holder onto the stud, blunt
teeth inside first (see Sketch 8/70 and Photo
8/67), the tine will bend away from the inside
holder. Note: It is best to hold this in place as
you install each successive tine holder.
4. The next middle holder also goes on blunt
teeth side first with a left hand tine.
5. If the two middle holders are correct, their
tines will bend toward each other. (Photo 8/76
and Sketch 8/70).
6. The third middle holder goes on blunt teeth
side first with a right hand tine.
7. The outside holder with a left hand tine goes
on blunt teeth side first (flat side out).
8. Tines on the outside holder and the nearest
middle holder should be bending toward each
other.
9. Follow Photo 8/77 from A through E, and ar-
range the tines in a "pin-wheel" effect by align-
ing each successive tine up, as shown by the
numbers in the photos. Please note that no two
tines on the right side should strike the ground
at the same time.
10. When the holders are positioned, replace
the lock washer and tighten the nut.
FOR LEFT HAND SIDE OF THE TILLER: The
installation of tines and holders on the left side
is accomplished simply by using the right side
as a pattern. Start with the left hand inside
holder and follow the ten steps in "Replacing
Tines and Holders on Tiller."
(Photo 8/74) Install inside holder.
(Photo 8/75) Pliers tighten stud.
(Photo 8/76) Middle holders installed