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Old 03-19-2010, 02:20 PM
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Default Tiller bearing

Het guys, I'm tearing apart a 2a tiller. I have brand new tines for it... But the main bearings are garbage. I cut one off thismorning, and I will have to replace both. Does anyone know the part# for these bearings? They are the bug ones in the bottom, that the tine shaft turns on. Also, how much oil should I put in the tiller wheni reasemble it??, it's bone dry...
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Old 03-19-2010, 02:55 PM
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I tried Messicks list and they only show #2 and #2b tillers.

http://www.messicks.com/cubparts.asp...Model=Tiller*#
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Old 03-19-2010, 03:11 PM
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Tyler:

First, go to this link….. Parts

Type in your model on the right hand side of the window, where it says “product model” then click on the search button.

The next window will bring up all listings for the model number you typed in, on the left hand side of the window. Navigate through those numbers until you see YOUR model number. Highlight and click on your model. On the right hand under the “details” window, you will find the specific sections of the Parts Listing, to include applicable attachments.

Click on the Section you want and it will bring up a new window. On the right hand side top, it will display a pictorial of the section. On the right hand side lower, it will depict the part numbers and description(s) for the above referenced items. On the left side of this new window, will display the parts sections that you can navigate to another section item.

Once you find a part you can click on the “add to cart” tab and that will bring up another window. It will display if the part(s) is/are available or NLA.

You can go back to the main screen and click on Shopping Cart. It will now display the contents of the cart and the MSRP.
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