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Replacing Wheels 

Tools Recommended: 

 

Two 14mm Wrenches 

1.

 

Hold the Axle Bolt securing the left side Wheel using a 14mm Wrench and 
remove the Locknut and Washer on the right side using a 14mm Wrench 
(Figure 15). 

2.

 

Tilt the machine to the left side to remove the right side Wheel.  Tilt the 
machine to the right side to remove the Axle Bolt, Washer, and left side 
Wheel. 

Note:  Ensure the Spring and Washer are in position on the Wheel Shaft when 

installing the left side Wheel and Axle Bolt. The Washer must be positioned 
between the Spring and Wheel. On page 18, see explode drawing items 47 
and 48 for reference to position the Spring and Washer correctly. 

3.

 

Install the new Wheels in the reverse order and tighten the Axle Bolt and 
Locknut. 

Tine Remove and Replace 

Tools and Supplies Recommended: 

 

Two 13mm Wrenches 

Note:  For ease of disassembly and assembly, block up the machine so that the Tines 

are off the ground. 

Tine Removal: 

1.

 

Remove the Bolt and Locknut that secures the right side Tine Assembly to 
the Shaft using two 13mm Wrenches (Figure 16). 

2.

 

Remove the Bolt and Locknut that secures the left side Tine Assembly to the 
Shaft using two 13mm Wrenches. 

3.

 

Slide the Tine Assemblies off the Shaft. 

Tine Installation: 

1.

 

Install the left side Tine Assembly onto the Shaft with the squared edge 
facing forward the angled Tine edge facing back (Figure 17). 

2.

 

Align the holes of the left side Tine Assembly with the Shafts and secure it 
with the Bolt and Locknut using two 12mm Wrenches. 

3.

 

Install the right side Tine Assembly onto the Shaft with the squared Tine 
edge facing forward the angled Tine edge facing back. 

4.

 

Align the holes of the right side Tine Assembly with the Shafts and secure it 
with the Bolt and Locknut using two 12mm Wrenches. 

Note:  It is important the Tine Assemblies are installed on the correct right and left 

sides to work properly. The square Tine edges face forward and the angled 
Tine edges face back. 

Square 
Edge 

Figure 17 

Angled 
Edge 

Bolt and 
Locknut 

Figure 16 

Left Hand Tine 
Assembly

 

Right Hand Tine 
Assembly

 

Left Side 
Wheel 

Figure 15 

Axle Bolt 
with Washer 

Right Side Wheel 
with Locknut and 
Washer 

Summary of Contents for PILOT 2C

Page 1: ...instructions before operating the DR 2 CYCLE TILLER CULTIVATOR DR Power Equipment Toll free phone 1 800 DR OWNER 376 9637 Website www DRpower com DR 2 CYCLE TILLER CULTIVATOR SAFETY OPERATING INSTRUC...

Page 2: ...or technical assistance please visit our website at www DRpower com or call Toll Free 1 800 DR OWNER 376 9637 and one of our Technical Support Representatives will be happy to help you We also hope to...

Page 3: ...ng the DR 2 CYCLE TILLER CULTIVATOR Only allow responsible individuals who have a thorough understanding of these instructions to operate the Tiller Cultivator Never allow children to operate the mach...

Page 4: ...as Store all fuel and oil in containers specifically designed and approved for this purpose and keep away from heat open flame and out of the reach of children Mix the oil and gasoline outdoors and th...

Page 5: ...nd utilities including water lines gas lines electric cables or pipes Do not operate the machine on terrain soil with large rocks and foreign objects which can damage the equipment The tines of the cu...

Page 6: ...ll be happy to help you DR 2 CYCLE TILLER CULTIVATOR Specification Sheet Engine Single Cylinder 2 Cycle Air Cooled Engine Speed 9000 rpm Displacement 43cc Bore Stroke 40 34 mm Power Output 1 34 HP Max...

Page 7: ...than your machine Figure 1 Throttle Control Lever 43cc 2 Cycle Engine Manual Recoil Start Handle Fuel Cap Primer Bulb Choke Lever Tine Shield 2 Position Tool Less Handlebar Height Adjustment Left Hand...

Page 8: ...h Throttle Lever and Left Handlebars to the Middle Handlebar using the remaining two T Handle Nuts two Handle Clamp Bolts and two Curved Washers Figure 3 DO NOT over tighten the T Handle Nuts 4 Secure...

Page 9: ...e area around the Fuel Tank Cap and remove it slowly placing the Cap on a clean dry surface Figure 5 2 Carefully fill the Fuel Tank to avoid spilling to approximately 1 below the bottom of the Fill Ne...

Page 10: ...er Rope again 4 After the Engine starts release the Throttle Lever and move your left hand to the Handlebar position for stability Slowly push the Choke Lever to the half choke position with your righ...

Page 11: ...previous section 3 Lift Tines off the ground and operate the Throttle Lever to full speed 4 Slowly lower the Tines into the soil as you begin walking forward to till soil Note Holding back on the Han...

Page 12: ...position and then release the Locking Sleeve until it locks into one of the three cutouts in the Vertical Guide Adjusting the Drag Stake The Drag Stake is used to help regulate tilling depth and cont...

Page 13: ...ition of the machine e g nuts bolts welds etc Clean Engine Exterior Cooling Fins Clean Air Filter Check Tines for Wear Replace Air Filter Replace Spark Plug Cover the Engine Muffler Carburetor and Air...

Page 14: ...ice Tools Recommended Feeler Gauges Wire Brush Spark Plug Wrench Spark plug gap must be correct for efficient operation Proceed as follows to service the spark plug 1 Clean area around spark plug Boot...

Page 15: ...Locknut that secures the right side Tine Assembly to the Shaft using two 13mm Wrenches Figure 16 2 Remove the Bolt and Locknut that secures the left side Tine Assembly to the Shaft using two 13mm Wre...

Page 16: ...rtially in the CHOKE position place in the RUN position The Fuel Filter in the Fuel Tank may be clogged clean or replace the filter If your Engine still lacks power visit our website at www DRpower co...

Page 17: ...ng Thrust 26 A0000967157 Reducer Thrust Bearing 27 A0000967158 Shaft Worm 28 A0000967106 Hex Bolt M8 X 40 29 A0000967159 Tine Left 30 A0000967107 Nut M8 Metal Lock 31 A0001077337 Shield Tine Ref Part...

Page 18: ...18 DR 2 CYCLE TILLER CULTIVATOR Schematic Diagram Cultivator Assembly...

Page 19: ...ed by the manufacturer s owner s manuals The warranty holder is responsible for replacement of normally wearing parts such as the Tines Tine Hardware Throttle Lever Spark Plug Air Filter and Wheels At...

Page 20: ...ate amount of stabilizer or fuel additive Run the Engine for a short time to allow the additive to circulate Remove the Spark Plug and pour about 1 ounce of motor oil into the cylinder hole Replace th...

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