New Stens Tiller Tine Shaft 240-733 for Troy-Bilt GW-1026A

In general, this is a good value. In light of how some of the reviews on it suggest, I took some reservations when purchasing this shaft for my troybilt. According to at least one person, the key is - This way did not seem to fit the way they had described. As I read the reviews, I was unable to find any details of the problem, and for that reason I decided to write a review - I want this mystery to be cleared up. A good fit is found in almost every aspect of the shaft This is how. In contrast, DIYers will be able to fix it quickly and Placing the old key in the lock will help it to work Observe the old shaft's way of use and make sure it fits the existing one. When you place the key into the keyhole, the bottom part fits into the keyhole. This U-shaped slot has two rows of slots. There is room for it in width, but I don't think it fits in length or Hold the key with locking pliers and use a grinder to make any corrections by carefully grinding away some of the bottom (of the U shape) and some of the length of the key. A small amount of grinding is best, as long as you check it Every time you check the fitment, you should remove the metal burr that forms on the corner of the key when grinding it. The key can be easily positioned correctly if you are able to remove this shaft. While you are taking apart this shaft, you may want to replace the two seals to achieve a quality repair that will last.

Autumn Hooper

| Aug 02, 2020

Although it is easy to sand down, I am concerned that the metal may be too soft and wear out easily, but we will have to see how it holds up. The reviews were not affected by the key ways as other reviews were.

Sloan Newton

| Jul 27, 2020

Troy- I used to own one in 1976 In order to replace a new seal on the tine shaft of a bilt horse tiller, it had become too rusted. Shaft was machined to perfection. Worm gear and bearings worked as they should. The tools I used were a brass hammer and a wooden mallet You will need 1/2 PVC pipe to reinstall the gear and.

Zora Ewing

| Sep 13, 2020

Bearings (both new and used On the old) the shaft would not slide on. By measuring the shaft with a micrometer, it was determined On one end, it is larger than . 002" and on the other, it is smaller than On the other end, you should receive a 004" signal. There appeared to be a problem with the milling. It's wet, so it has to be wet Sand by hand with 400 grit on one side and 2000 grit on the other.
Let's cut to the chase. Control of the quality was poor.

Skyler Herring

| Dec 11, 2020

Bearings do not fit on the The area in which the bear is seated is the shaft. Oversized 02, a common problem with oversized devices. The problem was also experienced by a second person.

Meredith Pollard

| Nov 26, 2020

There is no problem anymore.

Robin Bennett

| Sep 18, 2020

This is exactly as it is This is the right product for my repairs.

Diego Greene

| Jun 16, 2021

I purchased this part to replace my old part at a very reasonable price. However, be advised that the shaft I received did not match the old part. The slot for the bronze gear was too narrow and not deep I could not open my door with either my old key or my new key. It ended up that I had to grind the key down to fit the slot (which you shouldn't have to do) and everything worked A manufacturing defect, not the seller's fault, is what has caused this problem. It may be that that is the case only with my shaft, or that they are all made this way. Considering my experience, I think you should know what to expect when you buy a camera. Because of this issue, I only rated the part four stars. By comparison, the other parts fit perfectly.

Stevie Floyd

| Apr 09, 2021