Repairing the Rear Tine Tiller - Part 3 - Final Assembly and Testing
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
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This is the final part in a 3 part series on repairing this rear tine tiller. In this segment, Wally completes the final assembly and tries the tiller for the first time. I hope you find it interesting...thanks for watching!
The background music track is Whiskey on the Mississippi by Kevin MacLeod. Available under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported license. Download link:music.incompete...
MacLeod's description:
Genre: Blues
Length: 3:15
Instruments: Guitar, Bass, Kit, Organ, EP
Tempo: 90
With a jumping bass and off-beat syncopation, this is straight from Memphis' Beale Street. The Hammond organ and electric guitar play together as longtime friends, while the melody changes hands from guitar to organ to electric piano. 011
ISRC: US-UAN-11-00709
Bouncy, Grooving 2010
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I have the same tiller, with the same problem. I took to a local repair shop but they wanted NO PART of fixing it. From watching the informative video, I see no reason I cannot easily do the repair. Thanks guys ... you saved the say!
Thanks for showing this repair. I really appreciate you showing the key areas and explaining what you were doing and why. I also was glad to see Wally put more grease into the gearbox and a liberal amount. (Greasing the gearbox) was the question I had that brought me to this video set. My tiller is an MTD Yardman (2006) with Tecumseh engine Vs Briggs but the assembly and gearbox is very similar and now I feel confident in the approach. Thanks! BTW, Service Manual says, (paraphrasing) "there is no need to grease the gearbox as it is greased at the factory with sufficient grease for the life of the tiller". Looking inside that tiller (which is not too old or abused), it seemed a little "light" on grease and Wally packed it good. Good videos and good job.
It's always good when you take something down that far and don't have any spare parts left when you put it back together!! Fine job and great little series!!☺
A great series. I will begin to tear down my friends Huskee tiller tomorrow with confidence that at least I know what lies inside, and how to repair the "can't shift" problem. A job well done.
Very helpful. I just purchased a used rear tine tiller and the shift moves smoothly with out engaging into any gear. Now at least I know how to begin the dismantling and repair process. I should save big bucks by making the repairs myself. Thanks for your very informative how to video.
Outstanding job and great detail. Wally is a great mechanic! Thanks guys!
Thanks for putting this up! I have a similar rear tine tiller that I just got up and running. But it was a carburetor issue and it was fun to mess with. I'll have to remember you have a video on repairing the transmission that I can rely on in the event . . . . . (knock on wood)
very good video your the only one who shows something this big. this shows how important a warranty can be. I think I remember wally when he worked with the beaver.
Its time to grow a really huge garden now! So get to starting some tomatoes in doors and some broccoli and cauliflower and peppers.
Thank you, I have the same problem - just need the time to take it apart.😃
Wooohoooo !
That thing arta go up the side of the house now !
Good work fellas and thanks for the insight on getting thru this .
All the best,
Wulfy
As the man said "Its a wrap" a job well done... Well done the cameraman too. :-)
looks like a pretty involved job. not for a novice or beginner! Very good videos!
Right on! Always makes me nervous when I fix something, if it's gonna work afterwards. I ha ve a tendancy to goof things up at times.
You should make a video how to put everything back together instead of cut it and show the end of the tiller final assembled
It would help a lot watching how to put piece by piece it doesn't matter how long it take to do the video
Good job , you both have earned a big glass of lemonade !!
@pearsonba350 Yeah, there's always a little nervousness when you first go to try it out. I'm glad it all went well. Thanks for watching!
i had the very same issue! thanks for posting this
@IHcubcadet Yep, it should be good to go for a while now. Thanks for watching!
yes my it happen a same thing to, now I got to fix my too. thank you for a video
it very helpful
@805ROADKING We may have had a few parts left, but I guess they weren't the important ones...lol We were sure glad to see it work when it was all done. Thanks for watching!
Much Appreciated Guys!
@koioo2 Thanks for watching, my friend...I appreciate it.
good job. liked the music too.
Hey guys awesome video, I have the same tiller, just different name mines stuck in gear so maybe try and flow your video to see why it's not changing gear.
Any idea where I can buy spares for this machine.
My throttle cable has broken
this was not my model tiller very helpful on taking my craftsman dual tine apart chain roller broken that is as far as can get hope to get video for repair for our tiller
@Busia1949 Thanks for watching George...we appreciate it!
Good Lord. Has to fish around to find part 3...almost gave up. It was way at the bottom with about 25 other tiller repairs in betwixt!
Searched Repairing the rear tine tiller part 3 Rambling around
On RUclips and there it was.
@Bevoin1970 Thanks for watching along with us.
great video thx
@josderedneck22 Thanks Jos, we appreciate the comments.
@wreckingcars72 That's pretty crazy that it can break grade 8 bolts. It must have some serious power.
@dutchurbanminer Thanks Pablo, sounds like a great idea.
Could you tell us about in average how long did it take you from beginning to end to do this repair?
How much would it cost to get this fixed at a shop?
where do you install the gearbox drive oil
I have much the same problem, I have to tear down the unit. My question is --- How long did it take?
Three videos and the only useful information is, why the shifter was stock and what you're going to see when you open it up. Nothing on gaskets, washers, gears, torch, etc. I willing to bet that some one here is going to try this and get stock.
Probably but it is really good info for somebody who already knows the basics.
I'm looking for that part can't find it can anyone help me out
Hey first to comment !! Nice fix man all around...
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I cant find part 2 ??
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