Troy-Bilt 13074-GTX 18, 13101-GTX 16 Proper Jack Placement, Interlock Switches, Brake Adjustment

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Maintenance (continued)

Proper Jack Placement

A floor jack (not a bottle jack) or an overhead hoist may be used to lift the front of the tractor. Do not attempt to use any other device to lift the tractor.

WARNING

USE EXTREME CARE WHEN JACKING OR HOISTING TRACTOR. BLOCK WHEELS AND USE JACKSTANDS TO SECURELY HOLD UNIT IN PLACE.

Securely block rear wheels. Rest jack on attachment/PTO drive guard corners (See Fig. 7-6). Do not rest jack on PTO sheave.

Interlock Switches

This unit is equipped with interlock safety switches to help ensure safe start-up and operation. To test interlock, see page 17.

Attachment/PTO drive switch: Interlocks are incorporated into the attachment/PTO drive switch. This switch must be off to start the engine. Also, if the travel pedal is pressed into the reverse travel position while this switch is in the “ON” position, the PTO will automatically shut off.

require periodic examination and adjustment.

To adjust:

1.Turn off engine. Make sure unit is on a flat surface and block the wheels of the tractor to prevent it from rolling.

2.Move brake pedal to the disengaged (released) position.

3.To adjust yoke assembly (V, Fig. 7-7), remove clevis pin (W). Turn yoke assembly clockwise.

4.Press and release brake several times. Re-check and re-adjust as necessary.

PTO Guard

 

Seat: An interlock is positioned behind

 

 

the seat. If the operator leaves the seat

 

 

without locking brake/neutral pedal and

Jack

 

turning off the attachment/PTO switch, the

 

engine will stop.

 

 

 

 

Brake/Neutral linkage (ignition):

 

 

Brake/neutral pedal must be pressed to

 

 

start the engine.

 

 

Brake/Neutral linkage (cruise control):

 

 

When the brake/neutral pedal is pressed,

 

 

the circuit for the cruise control switch is

Rest jack on PTO

 

open. All power to the cruise control is

guard corners.

 

shut off.

 

Do not rest jack

Brake Adjustment

 

During normal operation of this machine,

Fig. 7-6

on PTO sheave.

 

 

the brakes are subject to wear and will

T

 

 

S

Brake Pad

Brake Pad

V

W U

C

Fig. 7-7

Hydrostatic Maintenance and Lubrication

Perform the following procedure every 25 hours of operation.

1.Remove all dirt from around transmission filler area. Clean transmission cooling fins (J, Fig. 7-8). If tractor is operated in a dusty environment, check and clean cooling fins more frequently.

2.When transmission is cold, check transmission fluid level. Check level indicated on dipstick (beneath seat).

Transmission Oil: Change transmission oil after first five hours and every 100 hours thereafter. Plug is located on front side of transmission.

2-Speed Models: Fill with part number

737-0333. Alternate fluids: Mobil 423, Amoco 1000 or Texaco TDH.

1-Speed Models: Fill with part number 737-0335 or a SAE 20 weight motor oil.

J

Fig. 7-8

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Contents Models GTX 18 18 HP GTX 20 20 HP GTX 16 16 HP Safety Operation MaintenanceIntroduction Table of ContentsIdentification Numbers Service InformationPreparation SectionSafe Operating Practices for This Unit IntroductionTrainingOperation SafetyBefore Operation Handling GasolineBe alert and turn machine off if children enter the area ChildrenSlope Operation Stopping MaintenanceEngine BatteryStorage Safety DecalsSpecifications Attachments, Kits & SpecificationsNumber Description Attachment, Kits and SpecificationsParking Brake Lever a Ignition/Starter Switch NThrottle L Controls Do not mix oil with gasoline Check Engine Oil LevelFill Fuel Tank Check Engine Flywheel ScreenCheck Tire Pressure Check BatteryAdjust Seat Visually CheckStopping Engine Throttle Setting Starting EngineTurn attachment/PTO drive switch X, -1 to OFF Hydraulic Attachment Lift Perform Electric Clutch Break-in ProcedureInterlock System Attachment/PTO DriveSpeed Models Model 13076 Only To activate lights, press light switch E, -3 to onHydrostatic Transmission Brake / Neutral Pedal Parking Brake Lever Moving Tractor ManuallyCruise Control Changing Engine Oil Filter Models 13074To Check Engine Oil Level Changing Engine OilFuel Filter Engine Air CleanerService Paper Element Engine Air Intake ScreenSpark Plugs Front Axle AdjustmentPower Steering CarburetorHydrostatic Maintenance and Lubrication Proper Jack PlacementInterlock Switches Brake AdjustmentTighten jam nuts F Hydrostatic Neutral AdjustmentAmt. Required Lubrication ChartTroubleshooting Chart Storing the Tractor Interval ServiceGarden Way Incorporated

13074-GTX 18, 13101 - GTX 16, 13101-GTX 16 specifications

Troy-Bilt has long been a trusted name in outdoor power equipment, and models like the Troy-Bilt 13101-GTX 16, 13101-GTX 16, and 13074-GTX 18 are a testament to the brand’s commitment to quality and innovation. These tillers are designed to make gardening and landscaping tasks efficient and enjoyable, featuring an array of advanced technologies and characteristics that cater to both novice and seasoned gardeners.

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In terms of power, the 13101-GTX 16 is powered by a reliable engine that delivers consistent performance, even in tougher soil conditions. This model also features a gear-driven transmission that allows for smooth operation and better power transfer, ensuring efficient tilling with minimal effort.

The Troy-Bilt 13074-GTX 18 elevates the features found in its 16-inch counterpart, offering a wider 18-inch tilling width. This model is particularly advantageous for larger gardens or plots, allowing users to cover more ground in less time. Moreover, it boasts a heavy-duty build with forged tines that can penetrate even the hardest soil, making it a resilient option for more extensive projects.

Both models incorporate Troy-Bilt’s patented just-a-twist adjustment feature, enabling users to easily switch between forward and reverse tilling directions. This functionality enhances control and versatility, making it easier to navigate around obstacles and till tight spaces.

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In summary, the Troy-Bilt 13101-GTX 16, 13101-GTX 16, and 13074-GTX 18 combine user-friendly designs with powerful performance, making them excellent choices for anyone looking to cultivate their green thumb. Whether you are preparing a small flower bed or tilling a larger vegetable garden, these tillers promise reliability, power, and ease, solidifying Troy-Bilt’s reputation as a leading manufacturer in outdoor equipment.
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