How to rebuild a Wheel Horse rototiller gearbox making seal drivers rototilling food plots 

Your welcome! They are definitely nice!!

Thanks!! It was a super fun project. And truly is a real work horse!

Did your tines come off as hard as mine did🤣🤣

@@whatsnextgarage mine just fell off lol bus one case bolt had to be cut and drilled out and boy was that a pain 😂

@@davidhilborn3780 that’s what makes it so fun to work on that stuff!!! Take care! Happy New year and good luck with your project!

I have to go back and look. I have the machine up north now. I may have what your looking for in my cut recordings.

@@whatsnextgarage No worries, thank you!

Give me a day I have to get to the shed and see if I can locate the spares I bought. I will let you know one way or the other.

I had needle bearings and I replaced them. With the cup and cone style you will need to drive the cup out the same way the cone came out. Typically the cup is driven in to a shoulder so you have to drive it out.

@@whatsnextgarage thanks for the quick reply. I'm new to this type of repair work. Your video was inspiration to get this tiller back in action. So the cup looking bearings are put in from the outside of the case with no sealant? The oil won't leak out? Thanks for your time and willingness to share.

@@swamproadbaskets no the oil is kept in by the seals. List the model tiller you have here and I’ll look up the schematic and see what it’s looking like.

@@whatsnextgarage mode 67-36TL01 the closest schematic I found was 07-36TL01 gear case looks the same, I understand there are seals on tine axle and one side of the input shaft. But the other end of input shaft is set into what looks like a cup with a bearing. Also there is an intermediate gear that both ends set into similar cup looking bearings # 1532. It's those three areas I'm not understanding. Are they pressed in from the inside of the case or from the outside in and the closed ends are just painted to look like the case. Thanks

@@swamproadbaskets sounds good I’ll check it out👍