
Rear Bearing Cap Screws
•The three rear bearing cap screws are located under the depth regulator mounting bracket. If any are loose, it can cause an oil leak or drive shaft end play. See Fig.
Tine Hardware
•Check the four bolts and nuts securing left and right tine holders to the tine shaft. See Fig.
Cap Screw
Bolt 
Swing Bolt
Eccentric Lever
Lock Nut
Tine Hardware
Power Unit
Transmission
Figure
Housing Cover Bolts
•Check the five bolts securing the tiller housing cover to the left side of the transmission. Gear oil can leak from a loose housing cover. To reach the bolts, remove the left side tine holder. See Tine Replacement in the Service section.
Swing Bolts
•Check both of the
Lock Nut on the Shifting Linkage
•Check the locknut that fastens the shifting linkage to the eccentric shifting lever. See Fig.
Figure
Transmission Gear Oil
Checking for oil leaks
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•A small amount of oil seepage or wetness around a shaft opening or cover is no cause for alarm. But a heavy concentration of oil is more serious. You should tighten all bolts immediately, and replace any worn seals or gaskets.
•It may be impossible to determine how much oil has been lost, so check the oil levels in the PTO transmission and the tine attachment before using the tiller again. Add any necessary gear oil. Serious damage to the transmission components can result from operation when gear oil levels are low.
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