Chain Drive Repair - Task Force 5hp Rototiller 1990 model 210-310

If your chain drive snaps in half on your MTD 210-310 tiller like mine did, this'll get'cha where you can fix on it.
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[@timmyg2007]

If you raise the wheels up and put your tail stake down you'll be able to till deeper and don't have to beat yourself up either. The tail stake will hold the tiller back for you . That tiller will till 8-10" deep no problem if needed for root veggies. Thanks for the video, I have a similar style tiller that the chain is starting to jump on and wanted to see what's all involved before tearing it apart.

[@thefixer2954]

man i feel like i would've gotten a hub puller for those tines idk if it'd work but damn all that hammering

[@NoOne-jy6mc]

Please help! Do I need to cut mine open with an angle grinder? My chain casing is completely welded shut, no bolts. Tines jammed stuck, pulley won't budge, probably a broken chain wedged inside. Similar type like yours. Mine is a 5.5hp Parklander PCU-ST75-B (or model FY-ST75 is almost identical too).

[@pappaeddie1]

where can I get that assembly print