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Titan Pro TP500 Rear Tine Tiller – Assembly Instruc�ons/Guide
TP500 Rear Tine Tiller – Assembly Instruc�ons/Guide
The TP500 is a fantas�c servant that has been a part of our product range since 2008 and has been
constantly upgraded since. This guide aims to help guide you through the assembly process, though
should you have any further ques�ons, you can email us at
techsupport@�tan-pro.co.uk
or give us a
call on 01258 48916.
First, remove the outer cardboard packaging to gain access to the metal cage and contents. This
image also shows the ridger atachment – this item is sold separately but included here for
comple�on. You can also remove the top of the metal cage to increase your access at this point.
Remove all loose items from the carton, including those pictured above.
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- Page 1 TP500 Rear Tine Tiller – Assembly Instruc�ons/Guide The TP500 is a fantas�c servant that has been a part of our product range since 2008 and has been constantly upgraded since. This guide aims to help guide you through the assembly process, though should you have any further ques�ons, you can email us at...
- Page 2 Titan Pro TP500 Rear Tine Tiller – Assembly Instruc�ons/Guide Next comes removing the chassis and engine of the machine from the cage. This will require two people to li� this out. As pictured above, the axle is bolted into two brackets to ensure the machine doesn’t move in transport (one of these have been removed in the image to illustrate.) To undo...
- Page 3 Titan Pro TP500 Rear Tine Tiller – Assembly Instruc�ons/Guide Posi�on the machine with axle (pictured below) clearing the ground, so you can slide both wheels onto the sha�. A�er sliding a wheel on, secure this using the pin and r-clip men�oned previously. When both are in place, it will appear as below.
- Page 4 Titan Pro TP500 Rear Tine Tiller – Assembly Instruc�ons/Guide With these wheels on, you have a more solid base to assemble the rest of the unit. Next is the front wheel. The fixings (a coter pin and a bolt, as well as washers, split pins, and castle nuts) are already in place on the wheel, so it is a case of removing these, posi�oning the wheel outside the bracket,...
- Page 5 Titan Pro TP500 Rear Tine Tiller – Assembly Instruc�ons/Guide The next step is to atach the handlebars (upper and lower parts). These are secured by �ghtening the handle lever at the botom where it seats onto the chassis, as pictured above. You can then...
- Page 6 Titan Pro TP500 Rear Tine Tiller – Assembly Instruc�ons/Guide Next comes fi�ng the mudguards. Ensure these are fited before the belt guard to ensure you have adequate clearance for the le�-hand mudguard (from behind the machine; pictured below.) You will require a 10mm socket and 10mm spanner. On both sides, you should install the bolts in the following order, from the posi�on standing behind the machine/handlebars:...
- Page 7 Titan Pro TP500 Rear Tine Tiller – Assembly Instruc�ons/Guide A�er fi�ng the mudguards, the next step is to install the bracket beneath these (pictured below.) This bracket sits underneath the mudguards. As seen in the image above, there are four bolts, two on either mudguard which the bracket is secured by.
- Page 8 Titan Pro TP500 Rear Tine Tiller – Assembly Instruc�ons/Guide A�er ataching this bracket, the next step is to fit the handlebar cover/guard. This bolts on with two 10mm bolts. Next, fit the belt cover. This should line up with the sta�c parts of the machine and can be secured...
- Page 9 Titan Pro TP500 Rear Tine Tiller – Assembly Instruc�ons/Guide The next step is to atach the depth rod bracket and the depth rod to the machine. This slides through the bracket and is fited with a pin and r-clip. As shown below, the ver�cal pin on the rear bracket is used to lock the depth rod bracket in place, while the two horizontal pins help to locate this.
- Page 10 Titan Pro TP500 Rear Tine Tiller – Assembly Instruc�ons/Guide The final step of the main body build is ataching the gear lever. The handle extension screws on to the botom part of the lever which is already in place at the gearbox shi�er.
- Page 11 Titan Pro TP500 Rear Tine Tiller – Assembly Instruc�ons/Guide The gearbox oil should be added to the hole covered by the drain plug in the picture below. We recommend EP80w/90 GL5 gear oil; you will need approximately 1.5 litres of this. Below you can see...
- Page 12 Titan Pro TP500 Rear Tine Tiller – Assembly Instruc�ons/Guide The last step a�er ensuring the oil levels are correct is to add the fuel. Ensure that you always use unleaded petrol. Below is a picture showing the fuel tank to illustrate.
- Page 13 Titan Pro TP500 Rear Tine Tiller – Assembly Instruc�ons/Guide Now the machine is ready, the final step is the assembly of the �nes; affixing these to the �ne holder bar. You can see the forma�on in which these should be bolted on in the two images below. You will require a 10mm spanner and 13mm socket to �ghten the �nes.
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