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Old 06-21-2010, 03:13 PM
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My tiller stopped spinning yesterday...The belt would just slip. So I tightened the belt to see if I could get it to move again and it would just cut the motor off to my 582. Must be locked tight!.

Anyone have any manuals I should get to rebuild this thing? Any one have an extra one they want to sell?
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Old 06-21-2010, 04:54 PM
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If its locked up check and see if thier is something stuck underneith in one of the tines. My #2 tiller got an old horseshoe in it and killed the motor.
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If its locked up check and see if thier is something stuck underneith in one of the tines. My #2 tiller got an old horseshoe in it and killed the motor.
checked that. Nothing stuck.
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Old 06-22-2010, 09:01 PM
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Which belt was slipping...the long belt from the front of the tractor to the 90* gearbox, or the short belt from the 90* gearbox to the tiller itself?
Belt to tiller itself. It was slipping at the tiller end. When I took tension off the belt the tiller wheel was hard to spin.
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Old 06-23-2010, 01:17 AM
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If you have the gearbox to tiller belt loose, and there is nothing hung up from the tines to the tiller housing, then.....................possibly a bearing, or ???
Internal chain. 2a did that to me... Pulled the bottom bearings... Both wore out completly, moved the shaft forward... Turned fine. I bet it's a chain. Try going backwards...
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Old 06-23-2010, 04:03 PM
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This is an 'exploded view' of the tillers internals:



If you have the gearbox to tiller belt loose, and there is nothing hung up from the tines to the tiller housing, then.....................possibly a bearing, or ???
Thanks for the view. I hope I can still get the bearings if that is the problem. I will take a look at it when I get back from California.
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Internal chain. 2a did that to me... Pulled the bottom bearings... Both wore out completly, moved the shaft forward... Turned fine. I bet it's a chain. Try going backwards...
I will take a look at the chain first thing. Then decide while I have it open what else will need to be replaced. Anyone have the part numbers on the bearings if I need them?
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I would just take the old bearings to a bearing supply place like Motion Industries to procure suitable replacements. You might also want to replace the chain while you're in there if the links don't move freely, and anything else that looks badly worn.
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