HalWA said: (quoted from post at 23:16:28 05/19/09) Last year my neighbor gave me a Troy Bilt with a large hole through the side of the engine block. I would like to replace the engine, which is a B&S flathead, but I can't find a new direct replacement.
What engine did you use on your tiller? I tried to enlarge the photo, but can't really see what the engine is.
While the green paint looks nice, I think I will stick with red, since the paint does not need replacement. Nice job!
There's a bunch of engines that will switch out. Check out the Small Engine Warehouse (http://www.smallenginewarehouse.com/). Just select Troy-Bilt and then the model you have (Horse, Pony etc).
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