Troybilt rider problems

DrHicks

Whoever gave you that advice is clueless.

Ravenworks

The 40 is the 40th formula that they tried before they got what they wanted.
DO NOT try to run bolts down through the two holes on top to pull it,all you will do is bust the surface the bearing sits in and then it will be time for a new motor.
The bolt holes are for the puller attachment.
I my self would clean the carb and then look towards the coil if the carb cleaning doesn't work.

BigJim

Dexter, I wasn't trying to take away from what you said I just trying to say that is the way I have done it also. I apologize if I stepped on your toes, I didn't mean to. Actually the way I pull a flywheel I have a piece of angle iron with holes drilled in it. I tighten the bolts down tight as I dare then I hold the flywheel up with my hand and hit the angle iron on top of the crank. I don't like to hit the end of the crank while it is totally seated, it could mess the other end of where the crank is resting. Once again, I am sorry I upset up you.

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Jim

DexterII

No problem; honest. I was just pulling your leg. Just my soft spoken humor, which I need to watch when not standing in front of someone, because it's not so clear without the accompanying grin. Otherwise, simply a matter of two different opinions, and I would have been dead a long time ago, well, probably a long, long time ago, if I couldn't respect someone else's opinion, so, again, no problem at all.