Altho' MTD gets a lot of negative comments about their current line of Troy-Bilt products, they have improved their website and their parts ordering procedures (it used to be a nightmare), especially in light of the fact that during the last few years of Garden Way/Troy-Bilt bankruptcy it was very difficult to get parts from them out of Troy, NY.

MTD's website (linked as well from the MTD Troy-Bilt site) has a pretty good search engine for parts and diagrams, altho' there is the occassional glitch due to them having changed a LOT of the parts numbers. (It helps if you have your original parts manual).

And, if you don't like their prices, just do a Google for "MTD Parts" and you get a number of good outfits, like "Jack's Small Engines", "Small Engine Parts Warehouse", "Parts and Service.com" and "Outdoor Distributors".

Here is a link that might be useful: MTD (Troy-Bilt) Parts online

I inherited a Troy Bilt Horse with HH60 Tecumseh electric start engine. It appears that the flywheel on engine has been replaced by one not geared for the starter. Starter seems to work fine, but the inner workings under the flywheel to recharge the battery are also missing. I'm looking for a flywheel to replace, but having truoble getting the old one off. Are the threads reversed? I know I will probably need a puller to get it off after removing the nut. Also, I was able to get on MTD site and get the Horse I .pdf manual, but that machine looks different than mine. I can find the Tecumseh numbers (HH60 105091G SER 4319D) on the engine, but have not been able to locate the TB model number on the transmission. Mine has the electric start button in the handle, not a key switch start like in the manual. On the original TB are the engine and TB framing two different shades of red, or does this mean the engine has been replaced? Thanks for your help. I've enjoyed reading the posts.

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