Replacing the hardware that holds the pullstart on my Ariens rear tine rototiller (Cold Start Too)

In this video I replace the hardware that holds the pullstart on my Ariens rear tine rototiller after one of the screw heads snaps off. I also do a cold start and do some tilling for my next door nieghbor who was doing some landscaping.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• cold start
• Ariens
• rear tine
• rototiller
• pull start
• tiller
• landscaping
• tilling

[MyKubotaAUS]

if i were u id move the starter handle to the top

[paisteboy]

@MyKubotaAUS

Why? It would be a lot harder to pull straight up. It's in the correct position now.

[paisteboy]

@foxmotors1

The originals were not bolts, they were screws and this machine is really old so tjust the head of one screw snapped off. I replaced the screws for bolts because I couldn't find that thread size in a screw.

[foxmotors1]

@paisteboy why did it break off though, ive never heard of a bolt head just breaking

[paisteboy]

@foxmotors1

One of the screw heads broke right off. I couldn't find that thread in a screw so I replaced them all with bolts.

[foxmotors1]

@roastingpeanuts why did you need to replace the hardware in the first place?

[ATeam125]

you look like al from the toy barn in toy story lol

[paisteboy]

@BandOnTheRun87

Yes it is a Tecumseh engine.  Good eye.

[paisteboy]

@roastingpeanuts

Thank You.

[roastingpeanuts]

Awsome!!! great job