Tiller Attachments - Troy-Bilt 664D-Pony Operator's Manual

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Operator's manual (40 pages)

Operator's manual (40 pages)

Table Of Contents

Table of Contents

Before inspecting, cleaning or servicing the machine, shut off engine, wait for all moving parts to

WARNING

come to a complete stop, disconnect spark plug wire and move wire away from spark plug.

Remove the key from the keyswitch on units so equipped.

Failure to follow these instructions can result in serious personal injury or property damage.

The attachments listed below are available for your tille Contact your authorized dealer or the factory for current information.

BUMPER — MODEL OEM-290-254

The tubular steel bumper helps to protect the engine from damage.

HILLER/FURROWER — MODEL OEM-290-251

The furrower blade attaches to the back of the depth regulator assembly and is used to create rows, trenches and ditches up to 8"

deep, depending on soil conditions. The two hiller wings attach to the sides of the furrower blade and are used to make hilled rows

and raised bed gardens.

ROW MARKER— MODEL OEM-290-257

The row marker attaches to the hiller/furrower attachment and is used to scratch lines in the seedbed for laying out furrows,

trenches, raised beds, etc. (eliminates the need for stakes, string and measuring tape). The row marker is adjustable in length from

28" to 49-3/4", allowing you to vary the width of the marked rows as required.

MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE

PROCEDURE

Check motor oil level

Clean engine

Check drive belt tension

Check nuts and bolts

Change motor oil

Lubricate tiller

Service foam pre-cleaner air filter

(if so equipped)

Service paper air filter (if so equipped)

Check gear oil level in transmission

Check tines for wear

Check air pressure in tires

Service spark plug

NOTES

1 -

After first 2 hours of break-in operation.

2 -

Before each use.

3 -

Every 5 operating hours.

4 -

Every 10 operating hours.

5 -

Every 30 operating hours.

6 -

More frequently in dusty or dirty conditions.

7 -

See Engine Owner's Manual for service

recommendations.

8 -

Whichever time interval occurs first.