Troy-Bilt 13074-GTX 18, 13101-GTX 16, 13101 - GTX 16 manual Engine, Battery

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Safety (continued)

14.Check brake operation frequently. Adjust and service as necessary as indicated in Section 7 “Maintenance.”

15.Chock wheels (place blocks of wood in front and behind wheels) when performing maintenance with the parking brake off. Securely support unit if it must be raised for any reason.

16.Check wheel attachment hardware regularly and ensure it is properly secured.

17.Do not attempt to mount a tire on a wheel rim unless you are experienced in doing so. Follow proper safety precautions and use proper tools. Mounting a wheel improperly could result in serious injury or death.

18.Do not inflate tires above recommended pressures. Use a clip- on chuck to inflate tires, with an extension hose long enough to allow you to stand to one side and NOT over or in front of the tire assembly.

19.Towing or pushing unit with another vehicle will damage transmission. Push unit by hand only.

20.Use a heavy-duty trailer to transport unit. Lower attachments to trailer bed. Set parking brake. Fasten unit securely to trailer with straps, chains or cables. Unit must be secured to trailer facing forward.

21.Use extra care when loading or unloading the machine into a trailer or truck.

22.Do not use food or beverage containers to store waste materials. Using such containers could result in accidental poisoning.

Engine

1.Read the provided engine operation and maintenance manual completely before operation. Read and follow all safety instructions provided in that manual.

2.BEFORE SERVICING ENGINE: Disconnect spark plug wire and keep it from touching spark plug.

3.Keep engine free of grass, leaves, oil and grease.

4.Engine exhaust is extremely hot. Keep grass, oil, fuel and other combustible materials far away from engine exhaust.

5.Do not change engine governor setting. Over-revving may damage engine and will void warranty.

6.Never run an internal combustion engine inside a closed area. Engine exhaust contains carbon monoxide gas, a deadly poison. Carbon monoxide is odorless, colorless and tasteless. Do not operate unit near buildings, windows or air conditioners. If engine is run in a garage, open all doors and allow for adequate ventilation.

Battery

DANGER

BATTERIES PRODUCE EXPLOSIVE GASSES. KEEP OPEN FLAMES AND SPARKS AWAY. DO NOT SET TOOLS ACROSS TERMINALS.

BATTERY ELECTROLYTE CAN CAUSE SEVERE BURNS. EYE CONTACT CAN CAUSE BLINDNESS. ALWAYS WEAR EYE PROTECTION AND RUBBER GLOVES WHEN WORKING NEAR THE BATTERY. NEVER WEAR JEWELRY.

IF ELECTROLYTE CONTACTS SKIN OR EYES, RINSE IMMEDIATELY WITH WATER FOR AT LEAST 15 MINUTES. CALL PHYSICIAN IMMEDIATELY.

1.BEFORE WORKING WITH ELECTRICAL WIRES OR COMPONENTS: Disconnect the battery ground (negative) cable first. Disconnect the positive cable second. The battery ground (-) cable must be disconnected first and reconnected last.

2.Before attempting to charge battery, understand and follow correct procedure or bring battery to a factory-authorized dealer for charging. Do not charge a frozen battery.

3.Battery electrolyte can cause severe burns. Eye contact can cause blindness. Always wear approved safety goggles when working around the battery.

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Contents Safety Operation Maintenance Models GTX 18 18 HP GTX 20 20 HP GTX 16 16 HPTable of Contents IntroductionService Information Identification NumbersSection Safe Operating Practices for This UnitIntroductionTraining PreparationSafety Before OperationHandling Gasoline OperationBe alert and turn machine off if children enter the area ChildrenSlope Operation Maintenance StoppingBattery EngineSafety Decals StorageAttachments, Kits & Specifications SpecificationsAttachment, Kits and Specifications Number DescriptionParking Brake Lever a Ignition/Starter Switch NThrottle L Controls Check Engine Oil Level Fill Fuel TankCheck Engine Flywheel Screen Do not mix oil with gasolineCheck Battery Adjust SeatVisually Check Check Tire PressureStopping Engine Throttle Setting Starting EngineTurn attachment/PTO drive switch X, -1 to OFF Perform Electric Clutch Break-in Procedure Interlock SystemAttachment/PTO Drive Hydraulic Attachment LiftSpeed 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 Models 13074 To Check Engine Oil LevelChanging Engine Oil Changing Engine Oil FilterEngine Air Cleaner Service Paper ElementEngine Air Intake Screen Fuel FilterFront Axle Adjustment Power SteeringCarburetor Spark PlugsProper Jack Placement Interlock SwitchesBrake Adjustment Hydrostatic Maintenance and LubricationHydrostatic Neutral Adjustment Tighten jam nuts FLubrication Chart Amt. RequiredTroubleshooting Chart Interval Service Storing the TractorGarden 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.

The Troy-Bilt 13101-GTX 16 is engineered for easy operation and maneuverability. Its lightweight design allows users to navigate around gardens effortlessly. Equipped with a robust 16-inch tilling width, it is perfect for small to medium gardening tasks, providing ample coverage without overwhelming the user. The adjustable tilling depth control system ensures that users can achieve the desired soil conditions for various planting needs.

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.

Another notable feature across these models is the Ergo Handles, designed for comfort and reduced fatigue during extended usage. The cushioned grips provide a secure hold, minimizing vibrations and enhancing user experience.

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.