Bob Denman
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We've got a Troy-Bilt 24" model...
5 years on, and it's been flawless! :2thumbs:
5 years on, and it's been flawless! :2thumbs:
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ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
The Troy-Bilt 28" is the one I currently have. Fourth season, and flawless.
Bob Denman
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Does it have a Honda engine? 
Mine does, and it just keeps on rolling. :thumbup:
I change the oil at the start of each Season, and it seems to stay happy.
Mine does, and it just keeps on rolling. :thumbup:
I change the oil at the start of each Season, and it seems to stay happy.
Deanna777
Well-known member
:agree: DeannaThat's easy...
We live too far North; for our own good! :shocked:
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
Does it have a Honda engine?
Mine does, and it just keeps on rolling. :thumbup:
I change the oil at the start of each Season, and it seems to stay happy.
How would I check to see if the engine is Honda?
Bob Denman
New member
:shocked: Gee... Ours just has it on the air box cover...
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
I told you I was not very mechanical. :bowdown::bowdown:
Bob Denman
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Look at the Black "Metal Thingie", that sits above where you don't want to put your hands when it's running...
If you see:
H O N D A
anywhere on it; there's a good chance that it was built by Honda...
...Unless it's got a Briggs & Stratton engine... :shocked:
If you see:
H O N D A
anywhere on it; there's a good chance that it was built by Honda...
...Unless it's got a Briggs & Stratton engine... :shocked:
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ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
Look at the Black "Metal Thingie", that sits above where you don't want to put your hands when it's running...
If you see:
H O N D A
anywhere on it; there's a good chance that it was built by Honda...
...Unless it's got a Briggs & Stratton engine... :shocked:
I cannot find a name plate on any of the "exposed" engine parts. They have this machine pretty much covered up with tupperware. If I get to the point where I have to do an "operation," I will look further.
Bob Denman
New member
Here's to hoping that you never have to! :thumbup: :cheers:
ahh-cool
Member
That's easy, Honda is very proud of there stuff and they charge for it, probably worth the extra cost.
If it's a Honda they will have their name in big bold letters someplace it can be seen without taking it apart
Bob Denman
New member
I just took a look at Troy-Bilt's website...:shocked:
They're calling them "Troy-Bilt" engines now. :dontknow:
My guess: they're buying engines from an outside supplier, and slapping their own name on them now.
There might be some info in the owner's manual...
My apologies for not checking this out sooner.
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They're calling them "Troy-Bilt" engines now. :dontknow:
My guess: they're buying engines from an outside supplier, and slapping their own name on them now.
There might be some info in the owner's manual...
My apologies for not checking this out sooner.
pps:Bob Denman
New member
:shocked: Do you have one of those?
I don't really fit the category for the second one....:shocked: Do you have one of those?
Bob Denman
New member
Oh;that's right
Your Mom wouldn't allow you to play with them. :shocked:
You might...
...poke your eye out! :roflblack::roflblack::roflblack::roflblack:
I think that I'd prefer this setup anyway...
Your Mom wouldn't allow you to play with them. :shocked:
You might...
...poke your eye out! :roflblack::roflblack::roflblack::roflblack:
I think that I'd prefer this setup anyway...
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