Troy-Bilt 12185 User Manual
Specifications and Main Features
- Model number: 12185
- Economy horse 7 HP Model Tiller
- 7 Horsepower Internal Combustion Engine
- Tiller Height(Depth Regulator Lever Set in Highest Position) 48-3/4”
- Tiller Length 66- 1/2”
- Tiller Width 20”
- Tiller Weight Approximately 205 lbs.
- Transmission Gear Oil SAE Rating, SAE 140,SAE 85W-140,SAE 80W-90(API Rating GL-4 or GL-5)
- Equipment Features Includes:
- Wheel Gear Lever (ENGAGE and DISENGAGE positions)
- Engagement forward clutch for wheel and the tine
- Short distance movements or maneuvers using a clutch
- During tilling a depth regulator to control the depth of penetration
- Handlebar height can be adjusted
- Available Attachments are;
- Bumper
- Hiller/Furrower
- Row Marker
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the procedure to start the tiller?
A: Ensure Wheel Gear Lever is set in the ENGAGE position, Depth Regulator Lever is set in the travel position, all controls are released and then instructions on starting as contained in the manual are followed.
Q: What is the right oil for use on transmission?
A: SAE 140 or SAE 85W-140 gear oil can be used with API rating GL-4, but for full substitution GL-5 must not be used.
Q: What do I need to do in order to change the height of the handlebar?
A: In order to change the height, one must stop the engine, remove the spark plug wire, loose the screws that are on the lower section of the handlebar, and move the cover to the desired position. Make sure to tighten the screws again.
Q: Is it safe to use the tiller on a slope?
A: It is possible to use the tiller on a slope but with some restrictions. It is beneficial to till up and down the slope instead of across the slope in order to prevent and to remain safe.
Q: In case the engine does not turn over, what easures should I take?
A: Check whether the spark plug wire is correctly attached and ensure you’ve added the correct amount of fuel and check that the throttle control is properly set. Consult the troubleshooting section if there are more difficulties.
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