I have an old troy bilt tiller, purchased new in May of 1985. Will this set of tines fit a "8H" 1985 tiller? Thx!
836758
Yes they would fit as my tiller is about the same age...but I don't recommend these tines as I've had two tines break at the point of the extra bolt hole that's in them. I suggest you spend a bit more and get better tines.
968573
Yes,For sure it will work.Mine is also a 2 Cycle Mantis Tiller. Just follow the instructions and everything thing will be fine. Good Luck! Thelma
672601
I doubt it, it is not a reliable tiller, I am on my 3 rd. tiller in about 2 years, all have been replaced under warranty, I requested a money refund but they sent back a tiller, one that was sent back to me was a refurbished one, that lasted 20 minutes, I have soft garden dirt.
1150780
I do not know. Why not go check out the Sears craftsman front tine tiller of which thousands are sold and compare it to your model?
627025
If your research led you to this part number as a replacement on your engine then I would recommend this purchase because it is a genuine Briggs carburetor and will work straight out of the box. If you are not certain then keep searching because there is plenty of info on all Briggs and most Troy-Bilt tillers. I purchased this carburetor for a lawn mower and it was perfect. I also have a Troy-Bilt Versatiller ( 5 hp Tecumseh engine) and have had to search a number of parts of it. Wherever you search, you will get better results by including every number and bit of detailed information with your questions. Good luck.
1439190
not sure, there's a web site called tillers direct that may be able to help you.
995338
Yes it will. As long as your tiller requires a horizontal shaft. I found it easy to get this motor to line up an fit snug for use
286879
They will fit but they are not OEM. Some sellers show 2 hole tines when in fact there are 3 holes. The third hole makes them weak and they break easily. I finally found a set of OEM tines on Ebay. Ask the seller before purchasing.
912821
This fits my 208 cc sears craftsman Front tine tiller model 29934. I have seen variations of this tiller, different colors, different names. The arbor measures 1 inch.
1013048
I am not sure that the tines for the Tuffy will work with the Bronco. Check this site: http://www.troybiltpartsonline.com/pages/oemparts?aribrand=TRB#/s/TRB/bronco/tines/1 and then compare the correct numbers with the items I purchased.
1347274
I don't know. But I will tell you this. I've had mine for 2 years, and I've not been disappointed. I recently re tilled a 20x50 garden spot with mine because a 4 tine tiller I borrowed would not get down in the dirt. This little thing has the power to dig and go. You will not be disappointed.
1410313
That model of Ariens (!) #1128 requires a Stens part #51001500 - This is the same as :Stens 780-205 Snow Thrower Shear Pin 10-Pack 2-Inch by 5/16-Inch Replaces Ariens 51001500 Snapper 7091550 91550 1-3865 John Deere AM136890
924800
On the ad information on the web it said it fit the following: Troy-Bilt / Craftsman / Yard Machines / Ariens / Toro / Husqvarna / John Deere. As for model I don't know.
1180868
I believe so. Mine is an older horse and they fit. As long as the tine hubs are the cast ones, which all the older ones were, they should work.
1737960
The belts work great on my 2002 Troy Bilt, model 185000, 14ab809h063. Have not had any problems. Completly satisfied.
762411
I don't know what the literature say about Toro fit up. It did say it would fit my Troy Bilt. It almost fitted??? That is, all the mechanical aspects were perfect except the lower chute that goes over the opening to the blade. I had to buy another part from lawn mower store - think it was for a Cub Cadet. My suggestion - go to store - examine the lower chutes for your mower and an ArnoldOh others say to contact the various sources - they know nothing - I did and didn't get straight answers
749791
Seller should be able to give you the models that it fits - it does require the 'quick release' attachment on John Deere equipment. Weight varies according to length of the tines - I got the 42" and I'm guessing they weigh a couple of hundred pounds. The FedEx driver and I were able to move the forks off of the back of his hydraulic tailgate. I drove the tractor out to the street, took the forks off of the pallet, hooked them to the tractor and drove it back to the barn.